... WOUNDING. -A tall fine-looking fellow, named Samuel Blacklar, ml a native of Newfoundland, end Seamatn on board the itt Queen Victoria, was charged witls cutting and wound fel ing Henry Bishop. The prosecutor, who is a fisher- r e mnsttd that -le went into ...

... body hie was now addressing for the exemplary ?? on that occasion. Hle alluded to the visit of her mlost gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, 6 with her illustrious consort and family, to this town. 11 The admirable order and good conduct of theinbabitants t ...

... infringe- nqeat of Messrs Newall's patent 'for' paying-out sub. marine electric cables, and the sailing of the steamer Queen Victoria with the P:angogn and Singapore cable ,on board, was heard in the Court' of Chancery, on -Saturday. The Lords Justices ...

... four Bislops, the Queen and he the King of the Belgians being sponsors. After the od christening a State d4jcancea will be given at BusY. re. inghanu Palace. at Her Majesty will arrive at Windsor on the 19th m s 20th instant. The Queen is waiting tihe arrival ...

... visitations, more par- ticularly when they happen in the night. QUEEN PoVIARE.-Some few years since Her Ma- jesty Queen Victoria presented a very handsome carriage to the unfortunate Queen Pomare. The Polynesian, a weekly jour- nal published at Honolulu ...

... fifteen yards from Her e Majesty's carriage, after the Queen and the Princess 0Beatrice had entered it. Witness had previously seen prisoner between the waiting-room- and the Queen's carriage, After the Queen's arrival he heard a report of firearms, and on turning ...

... , hab. also come on shorp. DUAL, Jan. 21-Caledonia, Stephenson, of Hull, from a Newcastle, and sailed for Bombay. 26-Queen Victoria, Leaper, lull to Savannah. 25-l3egina, Hull to Havre; Pansy, Alcock, Alexandria to Hull; MortingStar, Harrison, Neweastle ...

... appeared before their worships to lay a charge agaiist the prisoner of having violated the statute of the 12th and 13th of Queen Victoria, made for the protection of women from persons procuring them for prostitution. It seemed that his client had resided ...

... compintit of tise magistrates here but had C, ite greatest eateem for them and lie did not wish to break the Ilaws, as Queen Victoria bad not a helter subject than he was; but he Ihougist lse had a, ntght to speak what ho believed to be - true ; and lio ...

... imputed to him, he said he knew nothing whatever about ?? Ellis, silvertimiish,jowgitte, said the coins were of the reign of Queen Victoria, 1862. and were made, of hard pewter, electro~plated, The accused was committed for trial. ANOTHER CAnE OF' EMBEZZLEHEaNT ...

... in Denmark to complete his studies. At the end of next May his marriage will be celebrated with the third daughter of Queen Victoria, and on the 1st day of June, 1864, he will set out for the country he is to govern. Until his arrival there the affairs ...

... upon which the Liberal party will ao into power next time. On Monday, while the process of cleaning the Revenue cruiser Queen Victoria was going on at Kingstown Harbour, she suddenly listed over, I crushing six men badly. No fatalities are expected. - After ...