... the parties left the ground. ROYAL CoNDsoLEcEs.-The Ceurrier Frtnfrais says, Prince Albert, the consort of her Majesty Queen Victoria, is reported to ha~ve written a letter to King Louis Philippe on the late tragical event, couched it terms of the most ...

... his creed, Hils paternroster. arid his decalegue. -Gloucestersrire Chroncled. According to the Nouvrellistse Bege, Queen Victoria was in great danger during her late excursion in Belgium. At the Errglislh convent at Bruges, says that print, ' tile ...

... approachnes and crooked streets In every direction, In order that there might at length arise, Uinder the auspices of Queen Victoria, Built a third time from the ground An Exchange, Worthy this great nation and city, And suited to the vastness of a commerce ...

... to ornament and in adorn the burgh, and to commemorate, in a very Io elegant and appropriate way, the first visit of Queen roh Victoria to our lovely and romantic town-as fair a 300 city as Scutland can boast. We shall be glad if, in I of conjunction with ...

... pl a-bye DrECtINaf Couase-Mr Smith's Tom beat Mrt Caur. rort' Ralph, and %VON. CONS0LATION STAKES. Mr Warchope's bil. b. Victoria beat Mr J. Curror's be. d. Scorpionn Mr Rlaimes's bk. d. Atlas beat Mir Mfitchell's w anrd r. b. Flora. Mr J. Gibson's r ...

... bk b Georgina beat Mr Wauchope's bk and w d Venator. Sir G. Montgomery's y b Queen of Hearts beat Mr Wardlaw Rwuiay's be d Remus. II. Mercury beat Marmosette-Georgina beat Queen of Hearts. IlL Mr W. Sharpe's Mercury beat Mr Gordon's Georgina. and won. ...

... Mr A. Grahanm's Victoria. Mr A. Wilson's be. and w. b. Mary beat Mr C. Cair- nie's r. d. Carronade. Lord Eglinton's r. end w. d. Moses beat Mr El. Max- well's Misleto. Marquis of Douglas's w. d. Doctor beat MrSJ. Wilson's d. b. Victoria. Marquis of Douglas's ...

... Cornw~all (Abdale) . . 1 Mr Stabbing's f. by Physician, out of M~ary Ann * 2 Duke of Bedford's c. by Liverpool, out of Princesh Victoria 3 Lord G. Bentiuck's Proof Print . Wion very easily by a length. A Sweepstakes of ten sovereigns each. The winner to be sold ...

... d. Veclean, and won. t Match-one event. i Mr Wanachnpe's lad. b. Victoria beat Mir Mitchell's t be. d. Stranger. Dilatch-one event. Mr Wauchope's be. d, - beat Mlr W. Sharpe's f. b. Queen. e PEDIGREES. I Annie Lautie, winner of the Couples, is got ly Mr ...

... Pollek'e r. b. Queen of the hles Ovt (2) beat Mr Kerr's w. and v. d. Chancellor-Mr Ged- CoIl des's no. f. and w. b. Beryl (2) beat Sir W. A. Max- IS well's bk. b. Monimnia-Mir G. Pollok's be. and ai. b. aPI Blue Bell, a bye. wrii II. Queen of the Isles ...

... singing merrily their weel. coume to ?? Rtreaked with whiteness, pure :ansi at least as beautifol as that sahicli ornaments it Queen's wedding eake, with an occasional cloud hanging flerec over his peaks like a Chancellor's wig-thu sea stretchirng away still ...

... communications from his brother Leopold, Igng of the Belgians, relative to the marriage of the young Prince of Saxe Cobueg with Queen IDonna Maria. It is said that the Duchess of Kent favours this match', which wvould render closer the friendly lies existing ...