... QUEEN VICTORIA. Sad Death of a Maid of Honour. (REUTRIES TELEGRAM.] GRASSE, Thursday. The Queen has been much distressed to-day by the death of Miss Reynolds, her first lady's maid, who had been in her service for fifteen years. The death, which took ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. I CELEBRATION OF HER SEVENTY- ou FIFTH BIRTHDAY. o The Queen completed her 75th year on Thurs- ci Eday. This ag has been exceoded by two only of -tbo occupants of the English Throne- George II., who lived 77 years, and George III, re who ...

... 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 ...

... -THE QUEEN VICTORIA. - TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. SIR-I noticed a paragraph in your paper of the 7th March, stating the wonderful things I saw on my descent into the cabin, of the wreck of the Queen Victoria steamer. I beg leave to state that the ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. An [RKUTKK'S TELEGRAM, i B.UNI! Thursday.—The Queen did Out to-day, owing to the incessant rain. ...

... 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 ...

... Queen victoria, b,4,, IKKUIEK'S tklkqkam.] ^Ulu. TaBT, Weunesday. — Queen Victoria, jjti* by her suite, arrived here was received by the I)uke of Hesse, the principal U let,> an^ Briti#li Oons»l at Frankfort. t)uC#Ul* l^uke cordially embraced and kissed ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. IKEUTER'S TKLKQBAM. I AN LIB-BAINS, Wednesday.—Queen Victoria, Accompanied by Princess Beatrice and Prince Henry of Battenbarg, and attended by her suite, arrived bere at half-past three this afternoon. ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. [RECTER'S TELEGRAM.] GRASSE, Saturday. The Duchess of Albany arrived here at three o'clock this afternoon, and was immediately received by the Queen, who subsequently drove to the Gorges du Loup, accompanied only by the Duchess. On returning ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. FLORENCE, Tuesday.-Queen Victoria will leave here by special train at half-past four to-morrow afternoon, travelling direct to Flushing. At Strasburg her X^jesty will receive a brief visit from Prince Hohenlohe, the Governor of Alsace- ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. JBA-VENO, Saturday. — The Queen and Beatrice walked to-day in the grounds of the Villa Clara. Pr AVEISO, Sunday.—Queen Victoria and Beatrice walked out at 11 o'clock 14 morning in the neighbourhood of Stresa. ...

... TO QUEEN VICTORIA. In days of yore the minstrel's lyre » Aroused a nation's latent fire, And England deemed her happiest hour Was purchased by the troubadour. Even thus, if peril e'er dismay, Her trump shall wake his slumbering lay. To rally, fairest ...