... firmly establishing her upon the throne of Portugal. On Monday the Queen and Duchess were visited by the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria. The young Queen and the Princess Victoria were at once upon the most affectionate and friendly terms a happy ...

... ditto. ' The Royal Visit to Ireland His Majesty and the Queen, it is confidently stated in Loudon, purpose paying an early visit to Ireland, accompanied by the Duchess of Kent, the Princess Victoria, and the principal members of the Court of St. James's ...

... the Reformer.—4 times 4. Band— God save the King. .The Chairman then i.nroduced and gave Th health of the Queen, the Princess Victoria, and threat of the Royal Family. He then pi oceeded to announce that, by a regtllatioi ofthe stewards, it is appointed ...

... with his sanction the reformation ofthe Commons' House of lar lament. The chairman then gave « The Queen. Ibe Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria— May they always adhere to the opinion that it is the Highest object of ambition to be the constitutional ...

... impossible now to form any calculation of the probable success of Don Carlos or the Queen. When Sarsfield advanced to give battle, and beat the Carlists out of the city of Victoria, it was fondly believed that the contest was virtually terminated, and that the ...

... of submitting to the power of public opinion-Jit seems that o a Thursday last, the Duchess of K^ } the Princess Victoria went to the Victoria the* J f incog—that a woman, one of the bill-hawkers flt ' , t | 1 door of the theatre, upon seeing the Princes* ...

... 7i J y ' Victoria; S. Peace, Lady r2i der Dutchess of Devonshire/ Hitto,' 7 ' Ditto, Triumph Royal; Ditto First Scarlet Piccottees-B Ely, Joh * Bull; Diuo Mark Antony; D'tto, Miss Bacon; J. Kearslev, Herd's Alpha; B. Ely, Princess Victoria ; J. Rears ...

... King was drank with enthusiasm enough, hut when the Queen was given, the hisses were disagreeably audible. The toast was, how ever, drank, ! followed by the appropriate glee. The Princess Victoria followed. The Duke of Sussex was drunk with marked ...

... toasting then commenced. Ihe King's health was received with cheers, and some hisses ; the Queen's with groans, hissing, and very little cheering ; the Princess Victoria's ■ and the rest of the Royal Family, with loud applause. The chairman briefly alluded ...

... support a Roman Catholic College! Titles of the Queen of Spain.—The following are the titles of the Queen of Spain, as adopted in all public acts: Donna Isabella the Second, by the grace of God, Queen of Castile, Arragon, the Two Sicilies, Jerusalem ...

... Makoonse, Chief of the Chippewa tribe, who has lately been exhibiting her skill i H the use of the rifle, at the Strand and Victoria Theatres. Consumption was the cause ol her death, at the age of 23. »She was, for an Indian, a beautiful creature, possessed ...

... merchant, occupied the vice-chair. On the cloth being drawn tiie chairman successively gave The King, Tbe Queen, Princess Victoria aud jj*e rest of the Roy.-.l Family, v birli were -.veil received. After The Army and Navy had heen g'.ven, ...