... THE DUCHESS OF KENT AND PRINCESS VICTORIA.-The reason assigned for the Duchess of Kent's absence is, that Lord A. Fitzclarence, who had the marshalling of the pro- cession, assigned a place to the Princess Victoria, after the other members of the Royal ...

... the House of Commons, who are supposed to be the guardians of the public purse, begging they will make a provision for the Queen in case of his death. What was the answer? I should have said, and did say, Your people, sire, are suffering greatly from the ...

... o'clock on the morning of the .11,1, when two-thirds of the troop were again called out to `top the progress of the rioters in Queen-square, he did permit the detachment to proceed under the command of the said young Cornet, while he himself remained in q ...

... LON HER MAJESTY'S But 24th day of February having been appointed 1 the Queen's birth-day, it was observed with ev- -ition of rejoicing and respect. The King's O- ■ J duty, with the bands of the three regiments 'ds. At half-past one o'clock the Archbishop ...

... part of yesterday afternoon, the King and Queen, attended by their distinguished suite, arrived at Kew, where they were met by the Dukes of Sussex and Glouces- ter, the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria, and Prince George of Cambridge. An elegant ...

... other Slings, that the object of wady of those who supported the Relorni Bill was to defeat the succession of the Princess Victoria, to overthrow the monarchy. Lord considered the petition unfit to be received, and moved that it be rejected. A alert discussion ...

... committed the rash act in a fit of insanity, as his commercial affairs are understood to be in a satisfactory state. The Princess Victoria, presumptive heir to the Throne, is to make a tour through the greater part of England in the hundred per cent. The total ...

... BALL.—On Thursday evening their Majesties gave a Juvenile Ball at St. James's, in honour of the birth-day of the Princess Victoria. The State Rooms were prepared as on the occasion of the late Ball. The company began to arrive at the Palace at a quarter ...

... LONDON NEWS. PRINCESS VICTORIA'S BIRTHDAY.—On Thursday se'n- night the Princess Victoria entered her fourteenth year. At an early hour the bells of Kensington announced the return of the day. At twelve the Duchess of Kent and the Prin- cess received visits ...

... King and may the loyalty of his subjects be a shield impregnable from an attack upon his person or character. The Queen. The Princess Victoria, and the rest of the Royal Family.— The Duke of Beaufort, Lord Lieutenant of the county.— Col. Wood, M.P. for ...

... conduct by which our virtuous and exemplary Queen has been assailed, and hoped that the hearts of both Englishmen and Welshmen would protect her from the censoriousness of the press. The Princess Victoria and the rest of the Royal Family. The Duke ...

... which is richly adorned with paintings and ornaments, runs a series of medal- lions, exhibiting the portraits of the Kings and Queens, from the Henries to the James's—also of all the Earls of Northumberland in succession, and other principal persons of the ...