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... QUEEN VICTORIA AT COBURG. The Cwnwerondent of Sail Garritn, writing ow Me MA : Q men Vector's, afar a May of three week* in hoe taken her departure. Her M tjmty le to be very satisfied with her alit, ..b., Is was stteaded the whole time with th• favoorahle ...
... LOSS OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. On Saturday the Iron Duke steam-ship, with a number of Gentlemen on board, proceeded the scene of the late melancholy disaster. The Victoria still the same position lying nn even keel sandy bottom, about two hundred yards from ...
... MARRIAGE OF QUEEN VICTORIA The France of Wednesday asserts that the British Cabinet has officially communicated the French cabinet the intended marriage of Queen Victoria with a Prince of Coburg. The Reigning Duke of Saxo Coburg, with Prince of Albert ...
... MARRIAGE OF QUEEN VICTORIA. The Augsburg Gazette contains the following passage respecting the marriage of the Queen of England The speech of Queen Victoria on proroguing the parliament makes mention of her marriage. As some journals have ...
... the east side the theatre where the Archbishop made the recognition thus :—“ Sirs, I here present unto you Queen Victoria, the undoubted Queen of this realm ; wherefore, all you who ate come this dav your homage, are you willing to do the same and repeated ...
... WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. THE INQUEST. The adjourned inquest on the bodies of the two women and two children who were drowned by the loss of the Victoria, was resumed on Monday in the Hoaruroom of the Kingstown Police-office, which was densely crowded ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA AND LORD ELPHINSTONE. the announced recal of Lord Elphinstone from Madras has occasioned, even in quarters which ought to informed, a renewal an absurd rumour winch was industriously circulated at the time of the accession of our present ...
... A DONATION FROM QUEEN VICTORIA The Detroit Press the s—Tis the year 1860, bee hlajesti Victoria pail • vie& to such of her mill theikimartarad in the great camp sent at a grand • of the soldiers' huh. tweed the ink sed file as it was prapeirmi a milliwt ...
... A CURIOUS MISSION TO QUEEN VICTORIA. A curious 'Maim him micoutly left Calcutta, and is now on way to Englend, with a leogr forth. Queen. The is from the Court of Sultan Suleiman, Talifno, the Paittbsynapital, lying northeast of the frontier, between ...
... DEAFNESS! DEAFNESS AND ITSCURE.—AII are invited to send to Tue Kelm Co. Cathedral St Audrew's UiU, Queen Victoria Street, L indou, who will forwar .1 partial' an of new simple home treatment. The most obstinate peenuneuly cured. No artificial es,-drums ...
... DEAFNESS! DEAFNESS AND ITSCURE.—AII are invited to send to THZ Ka.rw Co- Cathedral Offices, St Andrew's 11111, Queen Victoria Street, London, who will foewer d pentad are of new simple some treatment. The most obstinate eases permanently cured. No artificial ...
... DEAFNESS DEAFNESS AND ITSCURE.—AI! sufferers ere invited to send to Tom Taoism' Co- Cathedral Otr.ces, S: It 11, Queen Victoria street, Lttetion, w,!! forwsid partieul are of new simple home treuirneot. The oSstleate eases permanently cured. No artificial ...