And what price The Queen, Horrie Notes, or The Tatler?' 'Oh, we have those toofor Bruce.'

For his able conduct of the war he was warmly thanked by the Queen; and at its conclusion was raised to the peerage, under the title of Lord Clyde.

In 1847, however, he was restored to his honours by her Majesty the Queen; and in 1854 he was made a Rear Admiral of England.

And the Queen did more than contribute money: orders for work were sent from Windsor Castle, Osborne and Balmoral; and the blind people delighted in saying that they were making brooms for the Queen.

And the Queen did more than contribute money: orders for work were sent from Windsor Castle, Osborne and Balmoral; and the blind people delighted in saying that they were making brooms for the Queen.

"Here die I, Richard Grenville," said he, "with a joyful and quiet mind; for that I have ended my life as a true soldier ought to do, that hath fought for his country, queen, religion and honour.

Besides discovering several large lakes, Livingstone was the first to see the Falls of the Zambesi, which he named the Victoria Falls, after her Majesty the Queen.

Ruberto degli Strozzi, the Queen's cousin, happened about this time to visit Rome.

It is probable that by this time (October 30, 1560) Michelangelo had forwarded his sketch to France, for the Queen criticised some details relating to the portrait of her husband.

Cellini, in his Memoirs, relates that Daniele da Volterra worked slowly, and caused much annoyance to the Queen-mother of France.

Here was my hand: knave and ace of clubs, queen and knave of diamonds, and king of hearts.

Down came the queen upon it, and the game was equal.

He led the eight of spades, and I could only discard my queen of diamonds.

He has a little engraving of the Queen of Italy, and he says it is his petite mère.

The situations seemed to me to be poignantly beautiful, especially that in which La Vallière and Montespan and the Queen found themselves together.

'You see, here in this theatre Morenita is a queen.

(For the Mirror.) Hollingshed, who was contemporary with Queen Elizabeth, informs us, "there were very few chimneys (in England in his time) even in the capital towns; the fire was laid to the wall, and the smoke issued out at the roof, or door, or window.

* * QUEEN ANNE'S SPRING, NEAR ETON.

[Illustration: Queen Anne's Spring, near Eton.] (From a Correspondent.)

The accompanying sketch represents a sequestered spot of sylvan shade whence rises a Spring which tradition designates Queen Anne's.

Queen Anne was the first august personage who had recourse to it; in later times, Queen Charlotte for many years had the pure element conveyed to her royal abode at Windsor, and in 1785, a stone, with a cipher and date, was placed there by her illustrious consort, George III.

Queen Anne was the first august personage who had recourse to it; in later times, Queen Charlotte for many years had the pure element conveyed to her royal abode at Windsor, and in 1785, a stone, with a cipher and date, was placed there by her illustrious consort, George III.

"Forth from the grim funereal shore, The Hell-Queen sends her ghastly bands; Where'er I turnbehindbefore Dumb in my patha Spectre stands!

Cleopatra, the story of a queen.

Queen's ransom.