... 4 UBEN VICTOR1IA - ,Iaesty, Queen Victoria, daughter of the Dtislt euf Rouit,- ?? iutrlta Maths Louisa of SASS Cobeasrg, Princes Dowager andf e nn ~an Duchess of Kent, was bornoeon the 24th of MaV. i of64 Uujdd ber uncle William IV, ona the 2fth of JUne ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. 'through reuter's AGENCY.') DARMSTADT, Aran, 1. Queen Victoria paid visit yesterday to the hospital in the Mauerstrasse founded by the late Princess Alice. This morning her Majesty visited the Princess Charles. The Prince and Priucess ...

... wiith being, a mnjt oppier itie Ci~ cuoe - The) per.nanal Waleor ?? Queen Victoria, Tbere was aI targe and r'p;'reviatlilva audience, the Cbhsi.rcnn beer,~ 'Aderislao e I F ring, J.P. (t'rectdcnt of the. Union) .. £ iotroenesing ?? icts'rar acidl trie ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. (UEOUGE REaTER'S &GZNOY.) AIX.LF-BAINS, AP= 18. This mooming the Queen and Princess Beatrice drove out, and later on the Princess took a walk, attended by ?? de Nordle. In the afternoon her Majesty snd the Princess, at- tended by the I1owiger ...

... I QUEEN VICTORIA. I LUCERNE, Aun, 27. C Queen Victoria returned here from the Furka on Tuesday evening. Her Majesty has made an excursion this morning with the three Royal children to the mountain Righi-Culm, s AouusT 30. f The Queen, ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. PDERSONAL MEMOIRS AND ASPECTS. A thousand claims to reverence closed In her as Mother, Wife, and Queen. ASPECTS OF VICTORIAN SOCIETY: 1837-1897. [BY THE RIGHT HON. SIR ALGERNON WEST, I.CD.] Lord Granville once told me that at the opening ...

... ridden post haste from Windsor 1e knocked at the door of Keensington Palace to sf inform Victoria that she was Queen of e England. Mr Gould then referred to in the Queen's first Council, ber first State o visit to the City, the Coronation, sand 7e her Majesty's ...

... proceeding at Dublin. The following Is the sed evidence of the chief mate Thomas Davis. a Welshman, first mete of the Queen Victoria E it was sworn, and, after having been cautioned by the coroner I lea- that what he said might be subsequently used in ...

... all mattes applying rather to the times ta to th ei personality of the Queen. On the latter subiect it may be said that, with less force of character than Queen Mizabeth. Queen Victoria has shown her- self to possess a more balapced intellct,. ,wi emotions ...

... IQUEEN VICTORIA IN GERMANYI The visit of the Queen of England to Germany, though wholly unconnected with public affairs, is yet suggestive of some very curious and striking political reflections which will doubtless present themselves with special force ...

... KENSI N -W Q V R A=~- - A-- KENS1N(.TON rALACE-WHERZ QtJREN VICTORIA WAS BORE, MAY 24TII; 1819 ?? -- - ?? -- ?f - - ? - - ?. rlt A -1 ?z?m ?? I.R.I. THE DUCHESS OF KENT-MOTHI'R OF H.M. QUEEN VICTORIA From the Picture by G. Dawe, R.A., r?,F? already done something ...

... that Laboucliere was not invited to become at tmiseber of the einistry, and that Laboitchete's name wa s not subiitted to Queen Victoria. The first admission admits nothing. Gladstone's responsibility existed whether his act Navs spontaneous or vicarious ...