... to her Majestv for £60,000.- Sut. ANOTIMER ROYAL ViISIT.. DaES1)ELN Atuit. 29.-Ii is e ertitin ntw that her MLlajesty Queen Victoria will nol visit Gurmany this year; but that our beloved Sovercige will go to England on the 23d of 31ay to pay a visit ...

... A &ECuND DANIEL CoNlE TO JUTDGMENT. TT'I'nS alre two grand courts in British realm, Beauil;til courts are the-n. Of one, Victoria guioidS the helm, Ol totiteor I, II'l (i1 Grev; But th rnlil' are fir OtIler eoirts iesidle, In Dublin, on [nns'.-quly- Anld ...

... though retaining the same names, will offer some novelty, both in make and ornament. The new scarf, termend ec/harpa ,I/Nlt Victoria, is a tartan plaid of hirge pattcrn, ant(l very soft texture. I' lisses of eachemirc are lined with satin, quilted in patterns ...

... attendance on hier Mejesty. HIasing proceeded throIIYI RUCh a work as never a Queen before had traversed, lie :ycal party returned, and as they ie-ascended - Goi save tbe Queen wae struck up, and londily and chieerfuilly joined in by the ~seemlbled concourse ...

... been the established religion of these countries-the succession of the house of Hanover might never have been mooted, and Queen Victoria herself might neither have been in existence, nor have been at this mo- ment the Sovereign of Groat Britain. To causes ...

... water's goetic ?? ?? it welcome to the North. See on hiigh so brightly burning Rise the Joyful beacon firec, T'lling of the Queen's returning To the Kingdom of her sires. ith ! Edina's bursting thunder, From ler ancient fortress roars, Echo answers it with ...

... TO THE QUEEN. MY liarp wvas silent when the crown Was placed upon thy head, I left to bards of high rcnown The light of song to shed- And on thy joyous biidal day, All tuneless was my minstrelsy. Rhlt now nwakes each starting wire, As if same horrid thrill ...

... presence is still much re- quired in Belfast, and other parts of the north of Ireland. We understand that the ladies of the Victoria or Female Temperance Society in Belfast have been titrumienital in inducing about 1,200, chiefly of their own sex, to take ...

... to drink, is tire health of our Sovereign Lady Queen Victoria. Drank with all the honours. '1ire CeHAxlRMA s then gave in succession- The health of prince Albert and the Princess Royal of England- ?? Queen Dowager and the rest of the Royal Family - ...

... terininatefor ever the order of tue psriestlhood!! ANNevERns.,ay Or THE QUENx's ACCESSION TO THE THsRoNE.-Alonday 21st inst. Queen Victoria completed the fourth year of hes reign, lhaving ascended the throne on Juse 20th June, 183T. Nurm PxuELR.-Lore Surrey ...

... motto Diiu et icon Droit. Anne Boleyn chose * Bound to obey and serve. Queen Ilary's was Veritas toanporis filia; and her husband's (King Philip) Colit ardm3 virtus. Queen Elizabeth's usual ?? testified firianess and sta- bility- Seinper eadem ...

... us pleasure now to state that the situation of his children has attracted the hulmane notice of tier giracioas Najesty Queen Victoria. Letters have been received by gentletnen ii Belfast from the Rev. Mr Miller, a Dissenting Clergyman in London, reqoestieg ...