... of' Birchiu-lane.- Mr'. Wo. TNEn, solicitor, prosecuted, and stated that in December last Mr. Ashby, a solicitor, of Queen Victoria. street, adverttsoet for a clerk, and received a letter from tile prisoner, darted from 81, Gtacechurco-street. MIr. Ashby ...

... On taking her leave from this King and Queen Mrs. Lloyd received letters for the Prince and Princess of Wales and one from the King to Queen Victoria. It is stated that Mr. Erskine hls been commanded by the Queen of England to express to King George her ...

... the Queen after the Council. Lord Tweedruouth was introduced to the Queen's pre- sence when Her Majesty pricked the Steeritfa of the Duohy of Lancaster. THE QUEENES VISiT TO NICE. Hyeres, Friday (Reuter)-The Municipal Council here ltave asked Queen Victoria ...

... ruales:-WVhereas, by an Act psssea in t' e st'n cf on, Parliament hela iln the third and iourth years oi Heo se M ajestv Queen Victoria, i utituled An Act t ,r the Better Enforciug of Church Discip ine, it is aniauc-t n other thin-s enacted that in proceedings ...

... its application was shown . in tbis exhibition. One of the principal stands was that of the Eureka Coucrete Company, Queen Victoria- street, Loirdou, and Leighton-laue, Leeds, whc had on J view a specimen flight of concrete steps leading to a t concrete ...

... York, later in the evening, travelled to Windsor on a visit to ?? Queen. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO NICE. Nice, Wednesday (rjuter).-AlI the arrangements i for the reception of Queen Victoria, who will arrive here on the i5th inst., have been now oolnp:eted ...

... VISIT T O LM IZE. Z The Queen will leave Windsor On March 9th for Cior ime and arrangements are being completed for the Royal visit. Her Majesty Will be accompanied by Princess Henry of Battenbergr and children, and Princess Victoria of Schleswig-Hol'steif ...

... steamer Queen' Victoria was successfully launcbed Irow the Fairfield Shipbuildinur Yard, Glasgow, yestermat afternoon. She is a Oine vessel, 320ft. long, of 6,000 horee.power, and with- a speed of 21 knots. She is named-with the consenut o the Queen. She ...

... was in these words-' I. Ciarles Brad- Iauth, do swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Victoria, her heits and successors, accorsing to law. So help me God.-Charles Bradlaugh. This paper he leit, together with a ...

... thosie eases had yet to be 13 gilt argued in order to decide whether H1anoverians born, prior b; the to the accession of Queen Victoria to the throne wee f British sabjects or icot.we f ca- Mr. CiRLtES, Q.C., for the petitioner, contended that lne ail the ...

... Governor-General, and the glorious results of his policy. His Lordship had nobly ea-ned the gratitude of every subject of Queen Victoria, and the whole country was prepared to give Lord Canning a hearty welcome home. His Lordship, during the few umoments ...

... I THE OO-OPERATIVE CREDIT BANK. CHARGE, OF FJLAUDJ.AGAINST MR.B. Bh2. OAKILEY. Mir. Iliahlard Banuer Oakley, of 11, Queen Victoria- S treet, City, 41 yeats of age, 'was brought on Friday before the Lord Mayor and Alderniail Sir Robert Carden, at thle ...