A STRUGGLE IN A PUBLIC-HOUSE

... -'Immediately on being. informed of Sir William White's'death, the Emperor William despatched a telegram of condolence to Queen Victoria, who, in reply, cordially thanked his Majesty, by tele- gram, for his expression of sympathy. The Emperor, the Empress ...

THE FAILURE OF MESSRS. LAWTON AND HEAD

... ODD. The debtors, who were merchants and shi ping aced iiinsrance agentb, carried on businesy at 31, India hiflqings, Queen Victoria Stret, and had large traisactions in C'lasgow,-'Bitmigllam, Leeds,'Sleffeld, and Manchbster, creditors for a large anidunt ...

HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN

... the heaviest responsibility do not dim or hide in Queen Victoria the qualities of head and heart which endear in private life. If loyalty to the Throne is luxuriant in Aber- deenshire, it is the Queen herself has made it so. The Aberdeei .kurnal would ...

ATTEMPTS AT ASSASSINATION

... taken place during the reign of Her Majesty the Queen. She has more than once been assailed by firearms, and it is only a few years ago, that the lad O'Connor was sent to prison for shooting at the Queen. He was the first to come under the Flogging Act ...

MURDEROUS OUTRAGE

... Advertiser , THE COURT. QUERN VICTORIA'S VISIT TO GERMANY.-DApM. STADT, Aug. II.-Her Majesty Queen Victoria, with the Royal family and suite, left here at a quarter to eleven this evening, by special train for Coburg. The Queen, who particularly desired to ...

SWEARING IN THE JUDGES AT THE LAW COURTS

... bear true allegiance to her Majesty Queen Victoria, her heirs and successors, an- cording to law, so help me God ; and the other inns: I, -, do swear that wifwell and truly serve our Sovereign Lady Queen Victoria. in the office of a judge of her Majesty's ...

EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST A CLERGYMAN

... their lives. PROrETED VISIT OF TIHE QUnEEN TO THIE KI;G OF PRUSSIA,-It is asserted in foreign circles of distinction that Queen Victoria may be exlected in Berlin one a visit to the Count of Prussia ill September next. It may be presumed that if this event ...

LIVERPOOL COUNTY COURT

... carrier's charges, although the chip in which the aecoad carriersisipped the goods wve lost. He knew that the carriers by the Queen Victoria, Dublin iteamer, the Minerva, Cork stornior, and the Orion, Glasgow steamer, which were lost, paid the charges mode upon ...

THE POONA MURDER

... his duty, he was trescherousgy sh(t when retarniug ?? the .goeeilo.'sorecep- tion on the aay'&oi the Diamond Jubilfe of Queen Victoria, and died of the wouud on J uly 3 following, aped 34 years. yFor the past lour months Mr. Raud his laboured wiin devotion ...

The Court

... r. . S The Queen ani 'Prince Consort honoured the per- b formanee at th, Olympic Theatre with their'presence A in the evening. ' P Prince Arthur and the Princess Louisa honouredd Covent-garden Theatre with their presence. I. n n The Queen held a Court ...

MURDER IN GALWAY

... letter from Lord Lyons, informing him that the British Government regretted that they had found it impossible to recommend Queen Victoria to commute the sentence of death passed on O'Donnell. FiRE AT A FACTonY.-A large jute factory at Barking was partially ...