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... QUEEN VICTORIA. q U now more than a quarter of a century since Victoria, then a fair-haired, blue-eyed girl, the oath at her coronation in Westminster She stocnl forth with calm self-reliance in Proud and imposing assembly of all the nobility, g, genius ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA LAW. singular case has just been brought before the Tribunal of tbe Seine. It appears tbat lady, native of London, who was married first to a rich English gentleman, was united a second time to French nobleman Count de Silly. She died in ...
... THE QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL. The Committee of the above met on Wednesday evenicg to consider tenders for the erection of the Memorial Drinking Fountain on the Heath. The tenders received for the propeed Fountain of octagonal design, in Portland stone ...
... FAVOURITE OF QUEEN VICTORIA, It is pretty generally believed that “Dizzy ” was the Prime Minister whom Queen Victoria liked most, while Gladstone “got on her nerves,” to quote ome authority. It would appear, however, from Dr. Boyd Ca.rYenter‘s reminiscences ...
... TENNYSON AND QUEEN VICTORIA. The Gartmlauhe, paper published in Berlin, ..Ives the following account of an interne* between the Queen and Mr. Tennjson Queen Victoria is one of the most ardent admirers of Tennyson's poems, and shortly after ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL A meeting of subscribers to the proposed Queen Victoria Memorial, in the form of a Drinkirg Fountain and seats, do., on Royston Heath, wee held at the Town Hall on Monday evening to receive a report from the Committee, and to vote ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA THE WELL-BELOVED. This was the subject of an able and interesting lecture given by Mr. Charles Messent in the John Street Congregational School-room, on Friday evening last. The inclement weather must have kept a good number away, bat there ...
... THE LIFE OF QUEEN VICTORIA Qi cen Victoria —I speak of her in the present tense, though it is now four years since I was an inmate of the palace—rises half-past six o’clock in the summer, and half-past seven in the winter- After the toilet and morning ...
... When Queen Victoria Laughed T. make Queen Victoria laugh heartily must been easy matter. But General Si, Binchm Blood, the ninety Aine-yearold Representative Colonel Commandant of the Royal Engineers. describes an incident in his Four Se..re Years and ...
... Sir, MAGISTRATE. even when they clash with convictions. SS. QUEEN VICTORIA TO Mencuny.) Friday ight’s Gasetts states jars much upon State for the Home chen ocking a tragedy as Majesty the Queen's command: following letter :— ully sudden death of “ Winveor ...
... likes following correspondence interprets the truo sentiments of America and England:— PRESIDENT BUCHANAN TO VICTORIA. To her Majesty Queen Victoria.—l have learned from public journals that the Prince Wales is* about to visit yonr Majesty's North American ...
... THE DAILY LIFE OF QUEEN VICTORIA. of Harper's fXem York) Magahicij . c interesting article by T. H. Siddons, u e road with avidity for tlie noveitv and aess of its revelations. It is entitled— . QUEEN'S DAT. re ls corps attached to the British Court ...