... • appareil and etiquette* dot her elevated sitoalioo. She asked roe what were Queen's drawing-room days? I said, Thursday and Sunday after Church, which the King and Queen never missed ; and I sdded, that 1 hoped movt ardently East Crofty and Longeloae ...

... would in the other House of Parlisruont. Mr. H. GRATTAN observed that if ever a feather was plucked from the crown of Queen Victoria, it would not be the people of Ireland, bat it would be the cowardly shrinking and the political jugglery of those who ...

... unite round her throne all that good and wise patriotic in the empire. Let our watchwords be the Queen and Liberty ! Tbe Queen aod tbe Constitution! The Queen Reform! Whatever principles are most dear to aa. wort deeply Implanted the hearts of the people ...

... Prance end Spain its opposition to such an alliance, it very properly will oot abide by wbat passed in private between Queen Victoria King Louis rbillippe, during her Majesty's last visit Ilia Chateau Ku. I have ibe above news from ao authentic source ...

... conflicts may end everlasting peace** We would humbly prey thee Lord, to protect oar Alost Gracious Sovereign Lady Queen Victoria; tbe Queen Dowager; Prince Albert, and all the royal family, fie tbou a wall ot defence round about them, and guard them against ...

... his peacock'* feather and red button among the blue ri~ bunds, black rope, white sticks, and garters, ot tbe her Msjeely Queen Victoria. ...

... from Marseilles, is lb* bearer of fifty Csabmere ebawls, of ezquiaite workmanship, a* a present from the to her Majesty, Queen Victoria. Wkeuevar vqu commend, add reasons for doing so; it this which dtatioguiabee approbadrou mao of seme from the fiatiery ...

... breach of the true stoek: thou best established tbs surcsssioa and best placed the crown the head of oar graeioaa sovereign QUEEN VICTORIA. May her glory exalted; abed splendour end mqssty ever her; long Ist bar reign, tad bar throne sotsklisbsd as lbs son ...

... aevetaly scalded that be died tbe next day. The woman has been eent to jail to tiled for Manslaughter. The portrait of Queen Victoria waa presented All, Cairo, on the 4 ...

... recognise, acknowledge, maintain, and will continually preserve and uphold upon tbe Throne of Jrebind. HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA. Whom God protect Queen undoubted right, and by hereditary descent Ireland ; sod her heirs and successors for ever. people of Ireland ...

... of Wellington, With whom was always particular favourite, to succeed Lord Smart de Rotheaay, aa the representative of Queen Victoria at the Ck>urt the Emperor of Russia. It ia well known that Sir Robert Peel intended, ere this, to have made the Noble ...

... Melbourne.—ln Mr. Owen’s manifesto the following notice of his introduction to the Queen, by Lord Melborne, occurs “And now for tuy presentation her Majesty, Victoria. Queen of the British Umpire, May I ask. who was the party roost honoured or dishonoured ...