... DEATH OF Queen Victoria. HER MAJESTY SINKS SLOWLY TO REST Ei AT THR THE WORLD IN MOTRNING ...

... banks of the noble stream of the Rhine. Thnt word is— Victoria! Sir*, empty your glasses the bjttom. Tue toast is. her Miijesty, the Uueen of Great Britain and Ireland. Long live the Queen Victoria and her illustrious consort/' This is hearty and cheer-in ...

... THE DEATH OF QUEEN VICTORIA. Yesterday (Thursday).—Present: Messrs. B. Hall (chairman), W. Cutlack. J. dements, J. Sindall, Brown, H. J. Martin, T. B. Granger, J. L. Luddington, W. H. Norman, T. Hiam, J. Ground, F. Camps, J. Pell, W. W. Vye, J. Martin ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA IN GERMANY INDEPENDENT PRESS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1845. Her Majesty is enjoying the most delightful weather, amidst the peaceful and beautit jl retreats of Rosenan, the summer residence of the Duke of Coburg, and the birthplace of her ...

... “CARE OF QUEEN VICTORIA.” AMUSING OF THE RECEPTION OF GOV. HARTRANFT’S TELEGRAM TO GENERAL GRANT. (Prom the New York Times, June 23.) Yesterpay morning Gevernor Hartranft of Penn- rose somew to the lerk’s usual hour, and after the fect that be was im ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA IN PARIS. DEPARTURE OF THE ROYAL SQUADRON. The Victoria aud Albert, with the Queen, Prince Albert, and elder members of the Royal Family on board, left O-borne, Saturday morning, at twenty minutes to five, steering through Spithead, with ...

... THE QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL. Marble Bust Decided Upon A meeting of subscribers to the lata Victoria Memorial Fund wss held th«r Chamber of the Guildhall Monday af. - The Mayor (Mr. P. Younm pre2>t i here were also present the Master of !>;„•, 1 1, ...

... It's Queen Victoria ! VICTORIA Sandal!. of Wisbech, won the Under 12 girls' title at the West Norfolk Tennis Tournament in King's Lynn on Saturday. She beat N. Patterson 6.0. 6-0 in the final but lost 64.61 in the final of the Under 14 girls' doubles ...

... Queen Victoria Statue To Be Restored GEORGETOWN, British Guiana, iyt F s oty s R . - Friday. The Legisiative Council here yesterday accepted a motion calling for the imediaie restoration, at public expense, of the Queen Vietoria statue damaged by dynamite ...

... have indicated can hardly be said to be an adequate memorial to Queen Victoria. The County people would like a statue, and there are reasons why a statue would be appropriate. The Queen had a very kindly feeling towards Cambridge. The University made ...

... of a local memorial Queen Victorii taking the form of the erection and endowmen of a new wing for children at Addenbrooke’i Hospital, and the provision in connection witl the building of a statue, bust, or medallion o Queen Victoria.” Dr. Sandys moved ...

... To all these loyal servants the Queen we loyal aid. Their beneficent and Humanitarian aims might have been checked had it not been for her Majesty’s ready help at times of need. The Millionaire Queen.” Queen Victoria was una rstooa among many be the ...