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... -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 VICR IA Tie following critiis-re from The Times of A - ie l-iograph- of Queen Victoria, by the Queen's LI arrian OMr. Hol-mu) ?? be found interesting:- -3 in prearlhic- a bicgraphy of Queen Viccorna to match the beasnifful v-orks ...
... QT jEE VYICTORIA. I Her Majesty, E.ueen Vlctoria, daughter of the Duke of ( Kent, mnd of Victoria Maria Louisa -of 'axse 'Caburg, t Princes Dowager of Leiningen and Duchess of kent, I was born on the 24th. of May, !819i succeeded her uncle, I William ...
... U PROCLAMATION OF QUEEN VICTORIA. IN DROGHEDA. On Monday the ceremony of proclaiming her most t Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria the Firsr, took place in it his town. About half past one o'clock the depot of the 75th Regiment, under the command of Captain ...
... I*S OF THE QUEEN VICT~aA. i I LO9SS OF THE Q-UEEN VICTORIA. The City of Dublin Steam Packet Company received ad- vices yesterday morning from their agent at Liverpool, from which it appears that the first accounts of this deplorable disaster, calculating ...
... THE LOSS 0 THE QUEEN VICTORIA. OPERATIONS AT HOWTH. Yesterday morning the tug-steamer Mona, with Captain Denni, of the City of Dublin Steam Packet Company's steam ,hip Prince of Wales, Mr. Teal, of Ringsend, and other geuils- men of experience on board ...
... ?? $vaiaws iaontral DUBLIN: FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1856. I THE WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. I The wreck of this vessel has been made the sub. ject of government investigation. Captain Walker, R.N., an experienced officer, was dispatched by the Board of Trade ...
... PPROCLAMIATION OF QUEEN ViCTORIA. Her Majesty Queen Vietoril' aa ivrl' at St. Jamiess Palace, at. trn ee'lo-k oit Wed ?? ni mrii r, where she was rv'i ved hy ?? of' tilu h olilo bet's of tile 1vial Family, tha varionu obicers ?of' the Ilo ischold, the ...
... was ordered to hold an inquiry as to the nature, circumstances, and causes attending the late wreck of the 8team-sbip Queen Victoria, of Dublin, by striking on the rocks of Howth- head, in the county of Dublin, on the morning of the 15th inst., on her ...
... rights they all held dear. Those n who had endemvoured tq lower tire honour of the Queen biad been defeated. Outside the buildings i- tlreT bopedto have a statue of Queen Victoria. and n they also lioped to have a clock that would chime I the National Anthemr ...
... Gregory, the keeper of the Light-house was very unwell this morning, and is unable to attend ; I was in bed when the Queen Victoria first struck; I knew nothing of it until Mr. Gregory, whose watch it then was, called me about three o'clock; at the time ...
... THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA. TIEiRT -rTwo years have passed, says the Herald, cince the Princess Victoria, scarcely eighteen, was told that she stood Sovereign of the greatest domi- inio in the world. In that space we view a series of events never exceeded ...