... GERMANY The Archduke Ferdiotnd Max U ahortly ▼i»il Eoglaod, return to Queen Victoria, in London, the riiit made the Duke of Cambridge to the Emperor of Austria Vienna. . . The Austrian Government has opened a subscription Frankfort and at Amsterdam for ...

... COURT AND OFFICIAL. The Queen and Prince Consort have been actively taking out-door exercises. The Queen has driven out to Strathdon, returning to Balmoral Hallater. She has twice ridden out, and has once been present the driving of the deer in the woods ...

... the infornation that the suill of *18,358 crowns has been included in the Spanish Budget as an indemnity for the ship Queen Victoria. The body of an unknown gentleman was found near Pen- rith on Friday week, he having committed suicide with a pistol. ...

... WaltKß G. CaBNT, Secretary. THE DIAMOND JUBlLEE.— Without doubt the reign of Queen Victoria is tbe most remarkable in the history of England. Oat of thirty-six Kings and Queens, only four have entered their Jubilee year, and only George II I. entered upon ...

... against which Lord BEACONSFIELD also warned his countrymen. The patriotism of dynamite is not unknown in the dominions of Queen VIcToRIA, and it is a species of patriotism which will spread if not carefully looked after. Will the intelligent portion of the ...

... Statute made at the Parliament holden in of IT the twelfth and thirteenth years of the reign of her present te° Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled An Act to amend and tel Id consolidate the Laws relating to Bankrupts,' it was enacted | by Section II that ...

... |I-- QjI~ulrt al-d @off4ial. THE QUEEN IN LONDON. The announcement that the Queen would arrive in London on Thursday from Osborne attracted a large number of spectators to the Vest End. The Victoria railway station was crowded to such an extent that traffic ...

... who is detained in town by public business. N The Rev. Dr. ltale, chaplain to the British Embassy, has p received from Queen Victoria, through Lord Cowley, a m r valuable diamond ring, as a mark of her Majesty's approba. w lion of the manner in which he ...

... should have been the only place of worship in Chesterfield, which put on this mark of respect last Sunduy—il\e day on which Queen Victoria requested deep mourning to begin for her revered relative —is so honourable to that body, and such a reproof to those ...

... uuuiacturing add firmto8seect goedarom. Wrlteforpsrtioularo Carriage paid eW and Qual arraneet fur Country. Offices, 19, Queen Victoria oW' 8treet, London, Es.O.-[Advt.] ted. PAGE'S FOB UMBRELLA REPAIBR.-Top of St. Peter E' street Derby Col- PAGES HAYD BAGS ...

... to the Court by the election judges in the Stegney petition, whether persons born in Ilasover before the accession of Queen Victoria but nosy resident in this cosntor, I, ancd not naturalised, are entitled to vote as British subjects, or whether they ...

... insane letter in which coarse and motiveless vituperation of the Queen was indulged in. Other eye witnesses deposed to the pistol having been pointed in the exact direction of the Queen's person. Amusement was caused when Wilson, the Eton boy, appeared ...