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... THE WORLD'S FAIR AT CHICAGO, 1893. The Chicago Exhibition Commimioners, now at Berlin, received • letter from Queen Victoria August 4, thanking them for the album containing photographic views of Chicago which they had presented to Her Majeety. General ...
... for instance, has set out considerable vineyards in the Riesling, the Zinfandel, the Burger, the Black Hamburg, and the Queen Victoria. He has for ever set at rest the question as to whether or no Los Angeles county can make a good claret. The experienced ...
... Commissioner, 10, Victoria Chambers, SW. ' And to the Agent of the Canada Government; 29 and 31, Queen -Victoria street, E.C., where there is a Read. sng ROOM. KANSAS. NEBRASKA, AND COLORADO. • Union Pacific, Kansas and Central Pacific, Queen Anne's Buildings ...
... those who conduct street traffic. All iuteiested in this important work, should communicate with Mr. 11. W. Spratt, 46 Queen Victoria Street, Loydon,:E.C., to whom the Proprietors of the Patent have entrusted the bueiness for Europe. There is an artesian ...
... government, they have positively declined to disallow the act, which makes the pope's authority to be superior to Her Majesty Queen Victoria, and have also declined even to submit the insulting Jesuit bill to the supreme court, that its constitutionality might ...
... Palos received the following telegram from Lord Salisbury in reply to a message sent to Queen Victoria announcing the inauguration of the Columbus celebrations The Queen of England commands me to exrher thanks for your telegram and to offer oongratalstions ...
... including Queen Victoria, and all the members of the Royal Family, are manifesting extraordinary interest in the exposition and are particularly anxious that Great Britain shall do herself credit. Of course it would be impossible for the Queen to to undertake ...
... ashore. James Payn, the novelist, says that the origin of the Primrose league in Englaid was a miatake. It seems that Queen Victoria contributed to Lord Beaconsfield's burial a huge wreath of primroses with the inscription on them, His favorite flower ...
... a patchwork quilt pressured to hsr twiny yours ago by children of the United St‘tes, and an Indian shawl, the gift of Queen Victoria, wen. buried with her remaius last Saturday at Malvern cemetery. _ A cordial reception was given to J. L. Sullivan, the ...
... tramway who have no knowledge of this Grip and what it can perform, may be throwing away money. Mr. 11. W. Spratt, of 46, Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C., who has all the patents drawings, expects soon to receive working drawings and models. The Third ...
... behind the railroad scheme to build along the banks of the Niagara River from Chippewa to Queenstown, passing through Queen Victoria Park in full view of the Falls, has been confirmed, and work will be commenced as soon as weather permits. The Lake Shore ...
... that lies spoil the shores of green Co—lumbia! Allowing for the simple' faith that leads good Yankees to believe that Queen Victoria shakes in her royal shoes whenever the name of America is mentioned, it is easy to imagine that Mr. du Pont fulfilled ...