... Stratiget's' I lotine, 621. ; A I/iso, 4213. ;Britatntia, 4tJ/. ; St. it J'amtes's, 321. ; Rose of' Shation, 7th1. Queen Amine, 155. ?? Victoria, 1-141 . Yetw Tree, 16341. ;Meut's Sick Club,1 y-ew' Hey, 40/.; ButtsiMill Sick Club, 7/li. ;Womten's 6ick Clb ...

... happiness. The Hadridl Gacette, of the ltb, contains the following, relative to a Court mourning for her late Majesty the Queen Dovager . FO1IIrs-oFF'ct,-Hler Miajestv's anibas-ador in l'rsri, | tinder date of the 5th inst., reports that in that capital ...

... thie aidi CItiltartv mitilr the' elcel cf scetltitiletit, dlateit theilet diay at AIiis I 1849, a tl the statute 7 andi S Victoria. e. 110, utittl to ell-I tilethe I,,afii C' nip11aity to lig-ht iteih 1gao thle City' of Le0ttilot, itij ll( licliertirt ...

... inilabitanitsof Great Queen-street ai.L, tih- neizhbourhoodl uerc throitii into a state of alarm by hleai.ng a folod explosiioi, which resemhled the dikcharge of a park of artillereY. It ailears that Mr. Willson, of 68, Great Queen-mtreet, sinelligr the ...

... published. Each of time aboveu-ntamied, post flee, for 2s. T lIE QUEEN DOWAGER.-Mr. IIOGARTE hai the lntiolir ito atiuicu1uce the pliilieldtioll of a PORTRAIT oh iher lta Madjesty ADELAIDE the qUEEN DOWAGER, fromo u, uiraseiig by GEORGE RICItMOND, ?? by J. TIIOMPSOS ...

... consisting chiefly of mem- bers of both Chamnbers. Tile ball at the palace, which was countermanded in consequence of the Queen's indisposition, is, it is said, to take place to-morrow. A powder magazine, situated near the banks of the canal, soeII\ distance ...

... Griathit' Town-A Ghallop to Waterloo lBny-3btacomo, thle Gaika Chief-Lift in tint Bu~sh-Fort Cox andtimtte Atitiiia-P~olt Victoria-The Blicoane- 'rite BattleU Field of thle CGwnmiga-A& Foray atlnang, tite T'SIlnbIe NbuudAk, the Anglo-Kaffir Quven-tCatthe ...

... , ?? for iniventions,'' amendedoe by att ,Oct made and possed lin the 'dand 3d years oftite retign ?? ?? MojeSty Qlesees Victoria, bttiuled ?? ct t attetidan at ofthe tit and 6th years of titerein o Eitg ?? tin act to alittcil titolawto~elsig lttes pteti ...

... Earl of Morley (lord in wait- I ing to the Queen), the Marchioness of Douro (lady in waiting to the Queen), Mr. Ormsby Gore (groom in wvaiting to the Queen), Lord Charles Fitz- roy (equerry in waiting to the Queen), the Hon. Miss Murray and the Hots. Miss ...

... lin white metal Odl. each, published at 2s. 01. heemedals are well adapted for school Isrizes, forming, a series ?? of Queen Victoria, her Visit to the City, Coro. ?? of the Prince of Wales, Layiing t~in Foicodatiomi Stoe o hi Roal creiane b lrince Albert; ...

... li the .:iiil CoIoiattt nu1der the leetl S ofetleailtiaed thd, 2:31I 5aT of Agt.15 Itt, and the statute a ,trh aticl Sth Victoria, C. 1-1 t aid t~ litable thle said CotupattyN to Li Ltght wcitli (as thle Cite t ,. ?? otis1 tlto Liberties thereof. cliii ...

... then realised a profit of 4s. a week. When the old Amphitheatre was burnt down she went to the Victoria ; but business was not what it was. The Victoria is considered one of the most profitable stations for the play-bill seller, the box-keeper there ...