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... Queen Victoria. 2. SCOTLAND. By WILLIAM BEATTIE, M.D., of Cnlver»lty Edinlmnrh; Member of the Ro?«I Colleite of Phy»lcUn*. I.ondon; of the lli«torle*l Instltatt oi France; Author of •* *e. Illustrated by 120 •plenJld View# (with land Map of the country) ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE FRENCH PRESS. The SiecU has an article on this subject which has at Iratl the merit of being amusing. The information of the SiecU will news, not only for the Parisians, but also for Lord Aberdeen and Sir It. Peel : •• We bare received ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA AND LOUIS PHILIPPE. Just published, in I vol., gilt-edged, 35., uniform with •* Sketches of Her Majesty’s Household,” free, post, Cd. extra. The private letters of queen VICTORIA AND LOUIS PHILIPPE (both the urioinai. French, and translated ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA AND LOUIS PHILIPPE. Jnst published, in vol., gilt-edged, 35., uniform with '* Sketches of Her Majesty's Household,” free, by post, fid. extra, The private letters of queen VICTORIA AND LOUIS PHILIPPE (both in the original French, and translated ...
... QUEEN POMARE TO QUEEN VICTORIA. A copy of the following curious letter, in which Queen Pomare. of Tahiti, solicits the protection of the English Government against France, has been received tit the city Tahiti, J«n. 23. 1843. My dear Friend and Sister ...
... Dedicated, by permission, to her Most Gradons Majesty, Queen Victoria, 2. SCOTLAND. WILLIAM BEATTIE, M.D., Gmdoateof ttau t'nirmlty of Edinburgh: Mena her the Royal College of PhysiciaiM, Ixmdoa; the Historical Institute of Franco ; Anther ** Sorltierland ...
... JDELCKOIX AND CO., PERFUMERS TO HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA, No. 156, NEW BOND-STREET, opposite fltevena’s Hotel. The great superiority of J. DELCROIX and Co.’s Perfumery has been incontrovertibly established by the distinguished patronage of her MAJFaxY ...
... Tto Hcaptni?) ban loat in the lea, ere* eared (IS), aad armed here la the Queen Victoria, Tha Patriot, of Alloa, with the craw of brig that had (Modarad aaa, area apokeo, 29th nit., br the Tbanea, Ball, hare, which reaeel taw a brig down tha eared. Tha ...
... TORBAY—BRIXHAM—JuI, 24 : a. m.—Wind WT.S.W., fine; p.m.^—W.S.W., strong. Sailed, 24—The Carib, Hawkins, for . Amy, Ruggles; and Queen Victoria, Waugh; both for Liverpool, with several of the wiodboimd. SALCOMBE—JuIy 24 : Wind W.S.W., squally, showery. the Start ...
... THE fine Barque QUEEN VICTORIA, 546 tons 0.M., and 634 tons N.H., built Quebec in 1839; coppered at Calcutta In 1843; well found in stores. Lying in the West India Import Dock. For particulars apply to Messrs WOOLLETT and NEPHEW. ...
... very fine Steam-boat QUEEN VICTORIA, tons register; built Lambeth, the county of .Surrey, English oak, copper-fastened. This fine steamer is propelled two engines of 16-horse power each, Copeland, of Southwark, which, with her boilers and stores, are ...
... JDELCROIX AND PERFUMERS TO HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA, Mo. 159, MEW BOMD-STREET, opposite Stevens’s Hotel. The great superiority of J. DELCROIX and Co.’s Perfumery has been Incontrovertlhly established by the distinguished patronage of her Majaerv Quucw ...