... SATLIIDAY. MAI THE chrEEN AND THE WAR. Seldom has the most popular of vomited inch an oration from the pope. lace as greeted Wets Victoria her visit to her el this week. The peddle , UM. watched with ineres.ing admiration the magi sad moray. an I &redid to duty ...

... find that is remarioldy well in bus not suffered in say siegres trots the fatigues and exert ioas of bee Spring holiday. Victoria is not meek giro to ' the doles far skate which Is so larolv poetised ty some ladies of *salted station, bat silo is acenstotned ...

... THRONE AND THE NATION. It is a matter of comma seemat that at no time in the sixty-two years el her , reaserboble reign has Queen Victoria stood higher in the esteem sad &faction of Mr people. There was a fervent deasonvtratkm of the universal respect in which ...

... from two puldirhorre. wee at lan compelled b. suandy. —Jobe Bah. of dead, add di. ha was gelug Woking to grad oh lbe day queen.m when' Apri b., *ad roman.' pulling h.,' manning at liar Prime di. took @my him dirk snarl him three or lour Bowe .I. II nu ...

... Thursday night ►t the Sing'• College School Old Bop' dinner, held the Criterion 'lnterment The will of Mr. Josepri Adkins, of Victoria. road, Surbitun, has been proved, the relate the estate havi:lg been !mom at £5,1221•. The ado, of the estate of the late ...

... Blvfleld, labourer, of Asylum Tarram, Knaphill, was charged with int. proper conduct towards John Terence Gibbon, acted sM, of Victoria.terrace Knophill, on 11.)nday.—Evidenze having been given by the had, his father (who Mated that defendant offered him 10 ...

... excess of that 11 ed the erection of the dining Guild c n t;.—The Clerk mid he wowld answer the 'eh . ' n d God save the Queen. ADDRESS BY THE FOUNDER. BOARD OF GUARDIAN:S THE HONES. During The fichrals and Boarding-tout Committee I Dm very inteeratntlf ...

... THE QUEEN'S LIFE. utmost anxiety and solicitude at the bed- FARNHAM BURIAL BOARD. CAMBERLEY TOWN U BRIAL ACT . side of the illustrious Sovereign during' FOOTBALL CLUB. _ -- L ithe past few days. Qacen Victoria's THE NEW The death of Queen Victoria has ...

... 'thick, the Britiah Empire Ind euttateed. W• have loot a 'meanly and a Queenly sauce. end the world poorer by her death. Queen Victoria had magnetic perennially. whic:t attracted all who, approsched her, and which bAnnd toga:her, very timely all the widely ...

... adoration that have endeared the Queen to . a 1 b,. b y 1 t . p • to . -- Briti.h people. Station. whence they will be n conveyed to DORKING. 14 ) Another striking chamoteriette of and thence by special t h e Queens hfe has been her industry. to Windmr ...

... Stein.* desire to record their deep sorrow at the death of Her Majority Qmeo Victoria. an to cape. heartfelt mamas , and loyalty sewer& their Majesties, the King and Queen. —Tho rionlution wanuortimomlC Vetoed it , . wilence—Th• floirman then said that ...

... the nigh 64 years that the Queen filled the British Throne, and I is striking to note that the ekment• of those clamoteriatias were visible in very early life. The Queen was not merely Our coat teligiirs and Onrions Queen of Prover language. She sot ...