... gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, congratulating bet V J V upon accession to the Throne, and expressing 8 dQlenoe of the Council upon the decease of his lata Also to consider and determine on presenting and addre»s , dolence to he Dowager Queen Adeliade, upon ...

... IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Trustees of the Turnpike Roads under an Act passed in the 4th and Sth years of the reign of Queen Victoria, for repairing the Turnpike Road from Barnstaple te Braun- tun, in the County of Devon, and for making certain new lines ...

... Head. Tbe St. Vincent, Caledonia, and other ships of war, on the look-out for her Majesty, announced to her people that Queen Victoria was again on the shores of England. These ships were many miles out at sea, and no doubt announced the event to France ...

... God save the Queen, played admirably by the bands of the giments assembled, announced the near approach of the Royal cjrtege, and at half minute after seven o'clock the Royal carriage with their Majesties Queen Victoria, the King and Queen of the' French ...

... mourning the young Queen will, it is expec ed, hold one drawing-room at Buckingham Palace.— Herald. Queen Victoria accompanied her Royal mother the Duchess Kent, arrived at Windsor Castle on Monday, on a visit of condolence to Queen Adelaide. Having remained ...

... «ood l)r*‘r« * , W bit. ditto .. . .CM Uoali CmmUm! *a! 0 ditto . . Hough ditto. !• luforior ditto • .ei POETRY. TO QUEEN VICTORIA. (From Fraser’s Magazine.) In days of yore the minstrel’s lyre Aroused nation's latent fire. And England deemed her happiest ...

... LITERATURE. Prudent Portraits of the Female Aristocracy of the Court of Queen Victoria. —No. 5. The high character this splendid work has acquired is fully kept up in the present issue. The portraits are, the Duchess Roxburghe, Viscountess Canning, and ...

... link which Society together, and this principle, which ap- lually to all Sovereigns, is a hundred times e the case of Queen Victoria, who, since her to the Throne, borne her faculties meek, hath been clear her great office, that her virtues plead like ...

... Heaven shield and protect Victoria and Albert. Victoria. Her Majesty Queen Victoria, daughter of the Duke of Kent and of Victoria Maria Louisa of Saxe Cobourg, Princess Dowager of Leiningen and Duchess of Kent, was born on the 24th May, 1819 ...

... Sunday the palace and grounds at Hampton Court were honoured with the presence of three Queens at one time, viz :—Queen Victoria, the Queen Dowager, and the Queen of the Belgians. ...

... THE CORONATION. The Officials in Downing-street not having the supplies the Exchequer to provide a Coronation such Queen Victoria and her subjects have right to expect, and which in former reigns Europe and Asia could never rival, have thought of another ...

... Newport—Sen, Huwkens, for Bristol—Fbj, Badly, for Llandly. BIDEFORD. —Arrived— John and William, Moase, Elizabeth, Sanders, Queen Victoria, The- mas, from Port Caul Unity, Richards, Marj ■ garet, Popham, from Swansea Fanny, Wißiams, frapi Sandersfoot Hope, ...