... for to thee t woeld give, Siece to mue is left ney the sting. July 29, I133. ilint it )n the rettark Mat her jiltijesti Queen Victoria, ap,)1tcarci to be mere grate ant thlig)mffiu oi le) RETURN, totn otl her tcay to be cnROvNEP in Tlistinster Abbey. WeIT ...

... PUBLISHED, TREWMAN'S Exeter Pocaet Journal, FOR 1845, Beinq tl, Firslt aflr Bissextile or Leap Year, and Nnth of the Reign of Queen Victoria. CONTAhNINU] AN ALMANACIK AND EPHEMERIS; AND RULED PAGES. Forming an Account Book for Gentry, Clergy, Merchants, Bankers ...

... MONDAY MoaSl a 8,-At precisely 33 minutes past 9 oclock the chw -aqc inwhich were Her Majesty Queen Victoria, his, Royal Highness Prince Albert, the King and Queen of the Fteneh, &c., entered the Grand Court of tbe pbateauofEn. The Queenlcoked 'in admirable ...

... - The Queen held a Court and Privy Council on Wednes- day afternoon at Buckingbam Palace. At the Court, Sarim Effendi, Ottoman Ambassador, had an audience of the Queen, to take leave. Sir Thomas Cartwright, 0. C. H. was presented to tho Queen, at an ...

... Majesty the Queen.' A letter from Constautinoplt ?? Sultan las, we understand, direeted that a splendid brilliant necklace, to be conepesed entirely of diamonds of the first water, be iminediitely prepared as a present to her Majesty Queen Victoria. It is ...

... day, and] duly itistalleil as uulmntutotrrator of the GDerenmenti during the absence of Al] r. Tiihioani. 11cr Majesty Queen Victoria is, we regret to esay, still suffering from cold, induced by the inclemnency of the season. The Quteen baa onot taeitej ...

... beloved Queen Victoria? Mild in her nature,- gentle in her rule,-possessing intelligence of a high order,-and distinguishing herself equally in private as in public life, by her many virtues, Her Majesty has proved herself every inch a Queen : and she ...

... I THE QUEEN'S VISIT To GERiMANY. Antwerp was all alive (in Sunday, ox.pecting the arrival of Queen Victoria. At thle topmost pinnacle of its cathedral' piew ed tile flags of Belgium and England, other flags alds fleeing inth win here and there aboult ...

... leaving the other rooms at the disposal of Government.- Observer. IMPERiAL PRESENTS.-The presents whicrl have been sent to Queen Victoria from the Emperor of China, consis of golden bedsteads and a great quantity of silk of a sort svhich has never yet been ...

... company precededhby a band of music, proceeded to the QneenAnness Walk, where the healths of Her most gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and the other Members of the Royhl Family, were enthusiastically toasted and welcomed by immense cheering ...

... Davenport, under the provisions of an Acet of Parliament passed in the third and fourth year of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled An Act for better enforcing Church Discipline,' by commission issued ander the hand snd seal of the Right ...

... andhimself, or in .i; presence, in which her Majesty used any express44ns of censure on Queen Victoria. This is a complete tefntation of the slanders lately heaped on the Queen Dowager. The Duke of Wellington-is passing the Christmas at Strathficldsaye, in ...