... ought to have more beer. ov, I think, ?? oy views are very much like yonr ?? ro7, an,' So>: inshes to the Most Gracious Queen Victoria, and thank-stii kind regarns. THOXAes l ENay LAaNCYErS. Mr. Slede remanded the prisoner to the workhouse, pending his ...

... T WRECK OF TUE QUEEN VICTORIA. CORONER'SINQUEST. *DUdBLIN, Vii. I7. I e~ few particular, ,inf cddition, to thofie ekeoMY published- respecting: the sad catastrphe of'ths Queeti Vkictra, have yet been ascertained. up to yesterday, -only feWr~, the bodies ...

... i Ai LEGACY TO QUEEN, ~VICTORIA, A SINGULAR LEGAL PROOEEDINGS.' A singular case has just been brought before the Tribunal of the Seine. lt appears that a lady, a native of London, who wts married first to a rich English gentleman, was mrrried a second ...

... 1. -77 -~ - . ?? I - X WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA STEAMER. INQUEST ON FOUR OF THE SUFFERERS. The remains of two females, aged respectively about thirty and forty-f-ve years of age, and of two male children, having been washed ashore at HIowth on Monday ...

... OFFICIAL INQUIRY INTO THE LOSS OF TEE STE&MER, QUEEN VICTORIA, OF HULL.rr The inquiry into the losseof the screw steam~sbip Queen re Victoria, commauadedby Captain Wm., Stubbs, was hel th4 ob Friday.ol h Mr PETTINGHLL appeared for Captain Skabbes, and ...

... OFFICIAL, INQUIity INTO THE ' LOSS OF THE STEAME&S TRENT AND QUEEN, VICT lIA, I~ UL I ' On Wed - ' As1J One 'ednsdallet, n ici inquiry wass opened at a the 'Hull,-JT PleCotftth'loss of the steamers Trent Cap. Joe Bron, inthe4 ee0 'Vctoria~, Capt., Ca4 ...

... progress made through legislative work under Queen Victoria is a complete and unanswerable o justification of the policy of Liberal and Radical r- E if forners. We look hack at the condition of affairs d when the Queen came to the throne, and we g z, in this ...

... the Coaster, a screw steamship, belonging to the port of London. Mr. Mvbnrgh, Q.C., with Mr. Stewart, appeared for the Queen Victoria: Mr. Potter. Q.O., for the Knight of Malta; and Dr. W. Phiillmore for the Co.ster. ft appeared upon the evidence that ...

... and 2s. 6d. second. The Ireland left the Liverpool landing-stage yester. day, and the Queen Victoria, with a good complement, seven minutes later. i.he Queen Victoria arrived first, amidst cheers an hour and a.'half ahead of the rlanid. -Her pasayocewupied ...

... THE QUEEN AT HYERES. Victoria Idhlbj bouquet ofAwn lata M. Loois CMgnjr, til* In&lpr Moo, who -died ben the of Bar ira*L The Queen the members the family by whom the brought most kWly, and again iii|Siasnil her repei that she had not heard of M. ...

... chaplain re- ferred in his sermon to the happy escape of Queen Victoria from assassination. VIENNA, MARCiH 4.-The Presse to-day says- In the case of the attempt upon the life of Queen Victoria, political considerations have no place, inasmuch as the ...

... The bankrupt petitioned sbe Court for the liquidation of his affairs in March Inst year, describiug himself as of 11, Queen Victoria. streetg, sal Aiderimtnbury Postern, also of Kimberley, &at, Africa, Cape merchant, commission agent, &Ce sad sating his ...