... wish to gain the respect of European nations, and if for no other reason than this the prisoners of war will be safe. The Queen has been pleased, upon the re- commendation of the Home Secretary, to ap- point Mr. Thomas Marchant Williams to be stipendiary ...

... embark on Saturday, January 13th, on the Garth Castle, the Briton, and the Wilson liner Ariosto. The forty selected men of the Queen's West- minster Volunteers attended at the regimental headquarters on Saturday in order to be medic- ally examined as to their ...

... Hours 11 to 2-30. QUEEN S HOTEL, STOCKTON WEDNESDAY, January 10. Houre 11 to 4-30 SUTTIE'S NEW CLARENDON HOTEL, NEWCASTLE, MONDAY January 22. Hours 12 to 4-30. NORTH EASTERN HOTEL, DARLINGTON, MONDAY, January 8 Hours 11-30 to 5. QUEEN'S HOTEL, SUNDERLAND ...

... (Urt , ' far better, and Haywoid quickly ..,*»>i t-ifwa- minutes before the close Tumb: U * or*J for tkm Rangers Result : -queen. Park fW*r* J s Thames Ironworks, 1. BRISTOL ROVERS v. KK%OIN ...

... labourers. In New South Wales there is practically no demand for ordinaiy farm or station hands, mjnei-s, or mechanics. In Victoria there is not much improvement in the general demand for labour except that a considerable number of those out of employment ...

... the fog, tfa« * •* of the traffic of the Brighton line mam \kw>**a out of gear, and I may mention that » local rum due at Victoria at two o'clock did ■■• » •* at the terminus until three twenty A~ LONDON CIRCUS. It remains to be seen whether I. « *• and ...

... Z SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO THE QUEEN'S NEW YACHT. THE VESSEL MUCH DAMAGED. Out- correspondent at Pembroke Dock tele- graphs as follows : — Tlie new Royal yacht, Victoria and Albert, which was to have been undocked at Pem- broke yesterday morning, heeled over ...

... THE ACCIDENT TO THE QUEEN'S YACHT. ljmm A Pembroke Dock correspondent tele- ?? new Royal yacht Victoria and Albert was successfully undocked yesterday morning, and was afterwards towed to a moor- ing in Milford Haven, where she safely rode out the day ...

... fierce fire of the foe. Heroes every one of them, worthy, thrice worthy, oi the highest meed of the soldiers' valour, the Victoria Cross. (Cheeite.) Each of them 'doing has country's work. And you citizens of York, what are you going to do? Are you going ...

... Two miles and a quarter. (44 subs.) The Grafter a Veroseope 4 Dinna Forget a Oppressor 4 Rougheide a Manners 4 Barford a Queen Victoria 4 Courtier II a Clarehaven 4 Nouveau Riche a Aureolus 4 Herminius 6 Masagan 4 Lexicon 6 Stage Villain 4 Rensselaer 6 Sinopi ...

... Hospital. Ship Oanal Company to perform before Her Moat , The Bazaar was opened by Her Royal Highness the -racious Majesty Queen Victoria and Suite, on the , Princess Louise, and was attended by one of the most ooosnion of the opening of the Canal, 21st May ...

... venu « 0* bme trees is being plain I a Smith's Lawn, Windsor Great Park, ie »* memoration of the Queen's 80th birtfcda* . • be called the Queen Victoria Avenue. A large number oi Caasbridge nnn are 4 in_j to the war. Two of the o. . . .on* for »• ...