... THE DUCHESS OF KENT AND THE PRINCESSI I VICTORIA IN LEEDS. i ?? - - - - t resign ?? . .- efeat- die- 'lss large mooofacturing toswe, which like other Seats of trade, re otire rarely records the visits of Royalty. presented 00 Montaidy mocatrag lost a ...

... iSunderland. 5, Jupiter, Nlattheivul Ml Vivid, Agars; Gazelle, Hurgit-fromr odn ~ s' ?? L~eitb. Alert, Sleightholmefo 70e er- Queen Victoria, Field-from Yarmouth.Iieet nd -from Scarbro'. 6. Abraham, Best fr em SlulderiA In Forfarshire, Moncrleff-from Dundee. ...

... -The Town Clerk of this Borough has received from the Crown Office a new Commission of the Peace under the authority of Queen Victoria. It contains exactly the same names as the former, namely,- James Williamson, Esq., Physician, Park-place, Leeds. Edward ...

... Banyan, the sitting Magistrates for ia a eDecember. twei r A NEW ORD)ER. entitled 1 the Grand United pris a Order of Queen Victoria, was opened at the house of tgec a Mr. Newnili, York Tavern, York road, on Mlonulay.. L Upw rdsof' sixty members were ...

... The elements of this new commuoity were s1ti members of long stand. ting, belonging to the churches connected with Salem and Queen. s street chapels, ia this towe-four ratm the former, and two from the latter, to whom were joined, by their vote on Wednesday ...

... Widdicombe--from London. Sarah, llearlove-from Wainfieet. 20. Charlotte, TulleY-from Lynn. Jane, thiteley-from London. 21 Victoria, Austwick-from Bridlington. lHuntsman, Wat- son-from Wells. AIbatross, Brlgg3-from Yarmouth.- London, Taylor-from London ...

... was Inquired for, but leave baving been granted to bring forward a bill t,5 grind thcis article In S. )re milie under the Queen's lock, hoiders would not port with- tay It unlass on higher terms. Amongst tile exports of the rnp1at week there hays lseen ...

... London-Mary, Clayton; Unicorn, Brier; Amelia, Roys- ton ; Ampulla, Branmham ; Joseph and Ann, Ward; Han- nah, Bateman ; Princess Victoria, Collingwood; Malvina, Hailstone; Mary, Colbridge; See, Johnson: Two Sisters, Arnold- Fisher, Duffi;n; Clifton, Teeaorn ; ...

... Foster; Ann, Jackson; Ant, Me Lee; James Brook, Turner; Ellen, Vanson ; Mary & Maria, Pybus, Hannah, Bateman ; Princess Victoria, Coliling- wood I Lord John Russell. Bays; Win. IV., Mann * Unity, wi 1 Brown. Spaldiug-Ann and Ellzabeth, Culpin , Margaret ...

... Itichardson, Ramasay, and Co., Glasgow, mnerelitutz. *1 rich Her Majesty gave a grand State Ball on Thursday pets wek tart. The Queen will proceed to Brighton after the births Iss- day of the Duchess of Kent, where she will reside for a few ked weeks. the The ...

... against Grey Monmus and Cobliam. pr] Dioany.Sn 2,000 to go against Mr. Theobialdi's nomination. Hamlet (t o d ?? 0 t a1 THrE VICTORIA STEABM-BOAT.-The long-pro- set 0 tracded proceedings in this important case were brought a o to a close on Tuesday. Similar ...

... great duct number left the market unsold.' We observed In the market B Le five polled Scat4, the property of her Msajesty Queen Victoria, of Ir which were bred In Windsor Great Park, offered for sale by Sale, Mr. Vorley; but they were of poor quality. The ...