... Friday from Qauebec, afier a passage of 37 days. LeBt loissling, anid tos sail theninlays after, tire Itichebocto, Sarah, Queen Victoria, Ca- rollise, and Quebrec Packet of Abrerdeen, The Sin William Wallace, Tulloch, arrivedt here oin Friuloy lost frisin ...

... grounded between the outer pierheads. A teleg-;m trout Victoria (B .C.) states that a Mitowera% lifebuoy was picked up on 3rd January at Waddah Island ; nothing else seen. The steamer Queen Victoria, Gibraltar for Glaigow, arrived at Milford with boiler ...

... ceremony and every nianifestatiori of benevolence. ]lis Holiness said lie was deeply moved at tire proofs of friendship which Queen Victoria had given him, and hoped the exchliage of friendly sentiments would have an eirduring inlluence. AMERICAN REPUBLICANS ...

... Princess Mfarl, of London; Joseph of Macduff; Sir Alex. Dutto? Banift and the W~illiam, Ash, all from the Baltic; alin the Queen Victoria, fronm Bremen, of and bound for Sunderland. Klncardineshire, Dunn, from Riga to Yarmouth, put into Eanholm, I5th ut. and ...

... 21-Scotsman, M'Vicar, Leith, light. CaIualties. (FROM LLOYD'S-W EDNESDAY.) A Port, Elizabeth telegram says the steamer Queen Victoria struck Thunderbolt Rock and beached ; full of ieater in all holds; lighters alongside taking out cargo. The Austrian barque ...

... eathartic. Hood s Pillls All chemists. Is. 1ud. Reference was made in several Aberdeen churches on Sunday to the fact that Queen Victoria has now reigned longer than any previous British Sovereign. The other afternoon a cremation took place at the Crematorium ...

... left hy the Empress Auguista, are said to f mn the bIsia of the biography, in which the presoent ( Cooais Et'mperor amnl Queen Victoria will co-operate. Tlle G randl Duelhass of Ihaden waill falso furimhxl rsmcini seences, An 10is ':ghe and ('euminai edition ...

... MONT1OSE-Arrived, April 9.-Mabel, Green, Aberdeen, granite; Vigilant, Wilson, Ports- mouth, ballast. Sailed, April 9.-Queen Victoria, Childs, Portsmouth, potatoes Standard, XVest, Sunderland, sleepers. Inanda, Macgregor, Natal to London, passed Tencriffe ...

... s and Contt'ACIDns And WvZ come to an end; May right triumph triumphantly. And Bouem be Briton'a frien. Long live our Queen Victoria, Still glorious be liar. reign; And may her troops redeem 'their jo,, Again, and yet again. And may her flag rrght vahaatjy ...

... Nazaire from Newport a, Queen Victoria (51, at Port Said, Fet. 1 ret Duke of Ifuocleuch (s), at do., 1et.re Granvil e, left London Cuetom-louoe for hMauritius tra Braenar Castle (s), left Iew York for Avonmouth op Y Soawfel, at Victoria from Liverpool Citadel ...

... from Stockton forset Arahenat Hylere, ndo ro hightideiBcoverWick - Mry ayVolm, t Prtsout, 2th o.from Launceston for Lodo Queen Victoria, Dempster, at Quebec, from Sligo, all well- London, Willet, at Hull, 28th ult. from Aberdeen Brilliant, Elliot, at Quebec ...

... has arrived at Managua, Nicaragua, leaking badly below waterline; part of cargo will have to be discharged. Whilsbt the Queen Victoria, 'from Bristol, was weighing anchor in Penarth Roads (preparatory to docking at Penarth), windlass save way. One man killed ...