... BTussels. Wednesday. -As soon as King Leopold was informecB of what . haed t.ak en place, his Majesty sent a telegram to Queen 0 Victoria at Dublin, stating what had occurred, and I reasurixing Her Majesty as to tise safety of the Prince . of WVales. The ...

... had audience of the Queen. Her Majesty and Princess Henry of Battenberg drove out. attended by Viscountess Downe. Lady Gwendolen Cecil arrived at the Castle, and with the Marquiq of Salisbury, had the honour of dining with the Queen and Royal Family. Her ...

... aiting to the Queen. The lon. Fmr-nes Drummond has arrived as Maid-of-Honour-in- Waiting to Her Majesty. Mliss Bulteel has arrived at the Castle. Mlarlboroulgh House, Friday. The Princ, and Princess of Wales, accompanied by Princess Victoria, performed the ...

... tn-da-, and remninfsd to lutncheon. Th?;r Renal hihnenses Ie Pr:n-ses Mernaet aTI Victoria Patrieia of Connaught droes in from Jtag.lot to lunth ox ith the Queen. THE QUEEN AND THE NAVAL- BRIGADE. rrhe Powferfull Naval Brigade will h~e giren a cordial welcome ...

... Ducbesa of York visited the Queen ti)-day and remained to luncheon. The Marquis of Selisburyh L Prime Minister and Secretary for Formign Afaurs, haid I an audience of Her ?? this afteracon. t THE QUEEN IN LONDON. The Queen left Windsor Castle yesterday ...

... Baimoral, Friday. Yesterday being the Queen's birthday, H~er Majesty received a large number of congratulatory telegrams and congratulations from all parts of her dominions, with which she is deeply touched. The Queen went out in the morning, accompanied ...

... Tuesday. The Queen and Princess Heary of Battenberg drove oit yesterday afternoon, attended by the Hon. H-arriet Pbupos. Lieutenant-General Sir George White, V.C., and Lady Wjhite arrived at dtbe Castle. and had the honour of dining with the Queen and the ...

... COURT AUND PERSONAL. Balmoral, Monday. Thie Queen, the Royal Family, and the Household attended divine service in the Castle yesterday. one Rev. J. PRamsay Sibbald officiated. The Queen went out in the morning with Princess Christian, and in the afternoon ...

... o'clock. The sponsors were Her Mlajesty the Queen, Princes He,-fnry of Battenberg, the Duchess of Curnerland (ropre- seated by the Princess of Walesi, Princess Charles of Denmark (represented by Princes Victoria ci W aSes). the German Emperor (represnted ...

... Princess Victoria of Schleswig- Holstein. Lord Ampthill received the insignia of a K;night Grand Cross of the Indian Empire, and no.. that of a Knight Commander, as stated in the Court Circular dated the 4th inst. TEE QUEEN'S HEALTH. The Queen has suffered ...

... COURT AM PERSONAL Windsor Castae, Wednesday. T The Queen droze ourt yesterday afternon, aecompanied by Princess Victoria of Schleswvig-Holstein, and attended by the I-on. Mary Hughes. Earl Cadogan, K.G., Lord- Lieutenant of Ireland, and the Countess Cadogan ...

... Friday% The Queen went out yesterday morning, accompanied by Princess Christian of Sohleswig-Holstein, Princess Henry of Battenberg, and Prince Leopold of Battenberg. In the afternoon the Queen drove out, accompaied by Princess Victoria of S&hleeswig-Holsein ...