... OF QUEEN VICTORIA Monday, the 20th day of January. 1 843. This Court will, on Wednesday, the Bth day of February next, hold a Sitting, to give judgment in such rasm as stand over for the judgment of this Court. N. C. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. ...

... TO QUEEN VICTORIA His victories won the name thou bear'st — His triumphs saved the crown thou wear 's t ; Yet, Lady ! Thou so little car'st For all the glories he has won, That when united by the mitred Priest To thy loved Albert of the East, Thou bad'st ...

... “THE QUEEN VICTORIA, Astrological Remarks the Events of the Reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, for the Year 1841.—“ Virgo rising, give* Mercury as chief sigoiftcator: we find him located in the tenth house uoafflicted. After May. 1841, (should the Royal ...

... Queen Victoria. f, SCOTLAND. William Beattie, M.D.. Grad, ol the Unir. of Edin., Momb. of tbe Royal Coll, of Pbys. London, of the Hint. Inst, of France, Author of ** Switzerland, &c. Illustrated by one hundred and twenty splendid Views, (with Urge map ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, daughter of the Duke of Kent, and of Victoria Maria Louisa of Saxe Coburg, Princess Dowager of Leiningen and Duchess of Kent, was born on the 24th of May, 1819, succeeded her uncle William IV., on ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. (From Blackwood'* First come, trotting along slowly, detachment o Guards clearing the way, their sabres glisten in the bear-skin caps flout the sky—ladies are P ture, U -n vine men, such lovely coats, beautiful swords, fad \ moustaches ...

... 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) ...

... OF QUEEN VICTORIA, Monday, the 30lh day qf January, 1843. This Court will, on Wednesday, the Sth day of February next, hold a Silling, to give judgment in such cases as stand over for the judgment of this Court. C. Tinpal. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. HILARY TERM ...

... WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. This fine vessel was also an East Indiaman, but larger than the above unfortunate ship; the Queen Victoria being registered in Lloyd's books at 715 tons burden, and was built at New Brunswick in the year 1837. Early on the ...

... Accession of Queen Victoria- PROCLAMATION OF THE «UEEN. ROYAL PROCESSION FROM KENSINGTON TO ST. JAMESES. It having become known that her Majesty wauld on Wednesday morning leave Kensington Palace for St. James s, preparatory to her public proclamation ...

... THE CORONATION OF QUEEN VICTORIA. The Gazette of Tuesday night contains a second proclamation on the subject of the approaching coronation, declaring that such part only of that ceremony as has been hitherto solemniz , d in Westminster Abbey shall be ...

... ACCESSION OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. THE FIRST COURT. Her Majesty the Queen Victoria held her first court on Tuesday morning, at Kensington Palace. It was attended by upwards of ore hundred of the members of his late Majesty's Privy Council, and by the Lord ...