... QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE FRENCH PRESS. The visit of the Queen of England to his Majesty the King of the French still continues to oocupy the attention of the Parisian press, to the exclusion of every other topic, and among the various feelings expressed ...

... AND STEAMER QUEEN VICTORIA. LIVERPOOL, Thursday. The accident which we mentioned yesterday as having taken place, we are now truly glad to say was not so dis- astrous in its consequences as was then generally believed. The Queen Victoria was towed into ...

... The first session of the first parliament of Queen | Victoria closed yesterday, after a duration of ten months comptete — the longest session, and pretty nearly the most unprofitable, upon record. It has been cur wmrisome task to detail, day by day, through ...

... Franconian Mercury ?? the following corre- spondence from Saxe-Coburg:— Our last intelligence from London informs us that Queen Victoria and Prince Albert will not arrive here before the 18th or 20th of August. Already, however, there are no more apartments ...

... Highness will only remain here a few hours, and will then proceed to the estates of her brother, to await the arrival of Queen Victoria, with whom she will afterwards visit Cobnrg. ...

... Vouillon; and about one hundred visitors, French residents in London, were present. The healths of his Majesty Louis Philippe, Queen Victoria, and the French Ambassador were proposed by the president in eloquent terms, mingled with conciliatory allusions to the ...

... to the Almighty fis r preserving our beloved Queen from the untimely fate which was designed for her. It might be introduced pa- renthetically thus (particularly in behalf of our Sovereign, Queen Victoria, for whose deliverance from sudden death we desire ...

... vicar apostolical, were inves'ed with episcopal power. The Pope, too, is already beginning to claim divided empire with Queen Victoria, and the right of exercising spiritual authority over a large portion of her Majesty's subjects. The preseut times are ...

... ship Isaac Miller, just come in from New Orleans, having been iv contact at five o'clock this morning j ll h the steamer Queen Victoria, belonging to the City of Company, off the Skerries, about . r >o miles from this J J ?? r ' • The ship sustained considerable ...

... charter of the corporition, and pointed out to the Queen the embroidered bill of fare whicii was laid before Queen Victoria on the day of the last Royal entertainment within the walls of the Guildhall. The Queen of the Belgians appeared to be highly gratified ...

... the Court the following new rules were read :— COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Hilary Term, ia the fourth year of the reign of Queen Victoria. January 23, 1841. This Court will on Thursday, the 11th day of Feb. next, and on the following da\s, namely, on Friday ...

... unknown danger. The i Queen Victoria, one of their steamers, on her passa ye from Dublin to Liverpool, when off the north-east coast of Anglesea, on the '24th of May last, struck on a rock, and, i is none was laid down in the charts, the circumstance was ...