... dungeon life, are exiles, while the Engli di Republicans openly advocate and agitate against the Crown and dignity of Queen Victoria. The contrast is e.lifying, and the Englishmen are at least fortunate. The policemen charged with assaulting the people ...

... Ireland. One Griblde, of Torquay, has the credit of proving this. Being a teetotal lecturer, he the other night charged Queen Victoria with being an habitual drunkard. A loyal magistrate's clerk fancied that if this was not treason, it was at least seditious ...

... perfect type of virtue and womanhood which it has been the good fortune of the nineteenth century to produce. We allude to Queen Victoria. How far that individual is entitled to the flattering distinctions so profusely lavished on her, the following record ...

... 31 : to 17 years. The cruel management of these yards is such that a general cry for reform has aroused the subjects of Queen Victoria. The greater Dumber of those employed are females, and the hours they work average from 14 to 16 a day. A Mr. Smith, who ...

... forgotten. A friend Mrs. Black’s appeals to the charitable for relief in tka Tima. John Timla, in the Leimtrt H ...

... event to which these degenerate Englishmen and would-be Communists look forward with such expectation is the death of Queen Victoria, who, they are so good as to say on their own authority, is not likely to live long, and whose death will be the signal ...

... gone into and tha prisoner was again remanded. The inquiry will rsaumed on Saturday. THE QUEEN INTERVIEWED. A German journalist ** interviewed” her Uaeiy Queen Victoria. Amongst other things her jesty was good enough to inform her interviewer that there ...

... she is queen. That the royal letter was dictated more by policy than by gratitude seems very probable from a curious announcement which is made in the papers, to the' effect that, if the health of her son is materially improved, Queen Victoria will open ...

... Longford, aud nephew of the Duchess of Wellington and the late Dean of St. Patrick's. The late Duchess of Kent, mother of Queen Victoria. The late Duke Leeds. The Duchess, who resides at Hornsby Castle, near Leeds, is a muniticent patron of Catholic charities ...

... allegiance was diverted from the heir of the Crown to the uncle of Queen Victoria. At that time the streets of Derry resounded (as they did a few months ago) with the loyal cry of Down with the Queen. All this tends to prove that Orange loyalty is conditional ...

... country cannot be made •loyal in ten day' journey across the Atlantic. Ask any New Yorker if the disloyal subjects of Queen Victoria who come to the United States are not the primary cause of all the wholesale corruption existing in New York State—s ...

... superiority, and would consequently offer the crown of Wiliam the Conqueror and William of Orange to William of Germany. Queen Victoria would get a handsome pension, gladly purchasing peace for her people by abdicating her throne ; the Prince of Wales ...