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... -TuESDAY. 'The Hou9se presented the novel spectacle of a Queen coining in state; her Majesty arrived shortly before the ](in, who went there also il state to give the Royal Aissent to the Queen's Dowry Bill. ' The Speaker of the House of Commons, who ...
... failures had taken place, and money was scarce. There had been long and severe drought. Don Pedro, with his daughter the Queen of Portugal, wfll, it ic confidently stated,return to this country to attend the Coronation; and in also asserted that he will ...
... HOLLANSD was very glad that for once the noble marquis was satisfied.-Adjourned. FRIDAY. The Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria's An- nuitv Bill was read a first time. The Earl of ABERiErE asked the noble earl (Grey) wbether there was any objection ...
... characters, even in the highest rank,which was deservedly lauded in the demeanour of Queen Charlotte. As the absence of the Duchess of Kent ami her daughter the Princess Victoria from the Coronation could not have escaped notice, the following explanation has ...
... Majesty's Coronation wearing their coronets and Coronation robes. Their Majesties entered the State Rooms about two o'clock. The Queen wore the purple velvet cap, encircled with jewels, which she wore on the morning of her Coronation, and also her Coronation ...
... contract. from thu she berms absconded from my horse provocatson. JOHN ISAAC. Nut rwo. two'. cr.f. A SPLENDID PORTRAIT OF THE QUEEN, IN HER CORONATION ROBES, ENGRAVED on Steel by E. FINDEN, from an Original Drawing by P. R. SAY, will be delivered GRATIS with ...
... Bi >.«»-TboCoamo. for Yort ; the Je»f, Gilmore, (or ; tl.e Elcoor. Bees, (or Dcme. re^a' Bntannia, Imvculul'l. .OH tin- Victoria, Elizabeth, Laughton, for Trinidad , the Areatha, March, (or New Otlean. . tb k t »-K'^u f^c k ,“heT«liey. Sa-,er. th.Ciceo ...
... KF.HOUSE, and STABLE, with and A N adjoining, situate afore- The estimate of the expenses of the corona.Sou of the King and Queen was 50,(h)*)/. The actual expenses have proved I3,l5!l/.! The estim.ve for the expenses of the coronation Geo. IV, was 100 ...
... particular interest tn their r pr- and made number inquiries, in which the Queen participated. r Majesty afterwards proceeded to held drawititf-ronm. Duchess Kent and the Prioress Victoria cant* in state with three escorted the Royal Horse Guard-. .‘le Duke ...
... Hal MAJOR', inc QUEER Painted by H. DOW. EV. Loan V•DE Sir Mos. Lawrence Si D linswarss. LL. D. Y. IL S. Sr H. TOR PRISMS VICTORIA The MIK object this pistillate-a is. by • highly.lleilehed ;m g, at the gum time , pecubarly They series of l'oetrollo—to ...
... soon after two o’clock. The King was attended by bis Great Officers State. The Queen, who stood in front of the throne, hail her left the Princess Augusta, the Princess Victoria, the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Ciiml>erland, and the Princess Sophia Matilda ...
... with the most enthusiastic cheering. The next was The Queen,” and It was received with, possible, more vehement acclamations. The Duke of Wellington next proposed ** The health of the Princess Victoria, and the rest of the Royal Family.”—(Grest cheering ...