... was the recipient of the Queen's nieanl on Tuesday wveck, ipresented to him bv her Majesty in the drawiug-room of the Royal yacht h Victoria and Albert, at Kingstown, and beariog the inscriptiou:- Presented by Queen Victoria e to -Mr. Samuel McKenzie ...

... getting worse. The wealth of Eng- land increased more during the reign of Queen Victoria than it did in the -whole period from the time of Jemis Christ to the commencement of the Queen's reign; in twenty years, from 1850 to 1870, it increased more than it ...

... for several years acted as principal equerry and private secretary to the Duke c and Duchess of Rent, tffe parents of Queen Victoria. 1 OIl her accession to the throne her Majesty conlerred a baronetcy on him as a recognition of long and faith. fill service ...

... MfariaHan, I Gent., to he Secanct-Lieut,. Aprit If:. I (By order), .Io (Signed), D. J. BAnToN, Major. Adjutant 2nd V.B.O.L.I. Queen Victoria has lent. to tse city of Paris, to be.placed in the city section of the exhibition, S four bas-reliefs taken from the ...

... lunatic asylum. |q Tkhe confiscation of the Austrian comic paper g which recently published an offensive caricature i d d of Queen Victoria has been confi'rmed by the Dis- s it trict Court of Vienna. a ar The first bid for the hitherto unrecorded egg L- of the ...

... cere- monies, the young King receives congratulations, and the Queen and her daughters personally dis- I pense a good deal of money in alms. In the early days of her life in Spaiu the Queen-Regent Ltried to introduce the German custom of the Christmas-tree ...

... Of all Chemists price,4s. 171N()EITIS per botile. Sole Whole. Dn RONCHITIS sale Agents. W. EmyAV&Ds J) and SON, 157, Queen CROUP Victoria Street, London. 3ROCH'S2 HERBAL EMBROCATION, v The dream of the old Alchemists almost realised ! Dry J.'s Golden R ...

... H-isl e boil *'Wiohlt's a habstrac naoun. Yer carn't tul. touch it. e e tha h The Queen's 1' Nip.- trer it Many have been the umusing meeting, be, ten' y tween Queen Victoria and her tenants on the was 'o Ilalmoral estate, though on no occasion, is perhaps ...

... have in their minds le i her 1Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria. They enl would :II be glad of having that opportunit'y of Ml tstifying to theirunbounded love and loyalty to ant their beloved Queen- ent Theb cheers were given with much euthuslasm, ine ...

... at the resi- i~denitial pailace, which was attended by all ?? State Ministers. The President proposed the d health of Queen Victoria, saying, God 1,l5s antid preserve her. She is ra good r wemana presiding over a good country. His F r words were loudly ...

... to the cordial re- C .e latious existing between Englaud and Portugal, t and a telegraphic reply was communicated from Queen Victoria in answer to the sentiment' ex- pressed by the King of Portugal, as follows :- f I am greiitly touched by your kind telegram ...

... viated report giving an intelligent summary g of the operations in 1899, which he publishes, Mr. G. F. Strawson, of 17a, Queen Victoria- street, E.C., states that solutions of, copper. sulphate varying in strength from 1 per cefit. d1 to 4 per cent., and ...