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... Heir Presumptive to the Throne of these realms, and, in the event of without issue, his Majesty’s-Roval niece, Alexandriua. Victoria, daughter of the late Duke of Kent, will stand-in that important relation to the Crown of En - gland. I f indeed, we should ...
... carriages, about nine “The Princess Victoria came with her mother a short time before. His Majesty conducted the Queen of Portugal into the ball-room, and the com- menced. The Queen of Portugal and Princess Victoria had for their partners daring the evening ...
... he said, it does the grace of patience.— American _ The Young Queen Portugal is described ae a9 interesting and lively child, and is withiz a month of the same age as the Prineess Victoria, and Prinee George: of boti: of whom were born in May. Sie lias ...
... Louisa of England, Queen 'W irk, Grandmother of Frederic VI. and the present of Holstein, and also of the dethroned King Sweden, Adolphas) of the Elector of Hesse Casse!. o that the family of the last named claim from Lou -1 of England, Queen of Denmark, well ...
... the brightest example of female dignity and virtue the Kingdom, The Queen. These were severally accompanied with appropriate glees. Ji After which was given, the Princess Victoria and all the Royal Family. The President then said, he observed that ...
... into effective operation. Ihe main point to which this Bill was directed was the succession in the person of the Princess Victoria to the Throne. The illustrious Princess was now in her twelfth year, and the period of her majority, as far as tiie Crown ...
... Highness may, in all human probability, ascend the throne of her ancestors at an earlier age than any former Queen. Mary- was 36, Elizabeth was 25, and Queen Anne 38. The misdeeds of the Liverpool electors will subjected to severe scrutiny on the meeting parliament ...
... Majesty's message respecting suitable provision for Princess Victoria. Lord Althorp said that the amount received by the Duchess of Kent was 6,000/. a year for the support and education of Princess Victoria; the Duchess also was allowed 6,000/. a year on her marriage ...
... Forlescue, Edwards. for London — Sir II- Vyryan, Chalk, Express, Perry, Night int/air, QutiH.ce, Maria, Intin, Jor Swansea—Victoria, llarinoll, for Buleford. Ilfracombb. Ariived Packet. East ana tt, i Bristol Steamer, Edwards, l'almer»toa Steamer, Hide ...
... 15 tons, Capt. Povnts, blue r ee, Queen Mab, tons, Lieut. Lloyd, R. with iger, tons, Mr. Harris, blue, f yellow figure Venus, 9 tons, Mr. Padlev, union, Victoria, tons, Mr. Huxtable, red, were entered; the Victoria withdrawn ; the race cleverly won by ...
... Princess Victoria, sufficiently good for the pre timptive heiress to the Crown. This is still worse excuse than that which we alluded yesterday; for we are convinced that, although in the first arrangements, the place assigned to the Princess Victoria might ...
... appellative to each the four divisions, vi, tirst, Kiog'i, or Kent Division ; Second, Queen'*,or Devon Division; Third, the Lord High Admiral'., or Hants T' u° n ' Fonr,h » Victoria's, or Esses Division • and that a third colour (the original standard of the rorn*) ...