... which would open upon the St RTet Ty 3i-uaw e ) ~Coper J., Sutten | Rome. In those da ined that he should and the Princess Victoria Basha v RS, &e. Deacon Hill and_Hedge Rows. in Long Spinney Dwelling House is well culeulate Street. The Burlmgton and Miney ...

... condescendest to look dowa on the heavens and on the earth, by Tuee Kings reign aud Princes aecree justice. Thou hast seated Queen Victoria, our gracious Sovercign, on the throne of her fathers, high awoug the mosarchs of the earth. Distant lands cheerfully ...

... E., South Shields.—Watts W., King's Lyon. The Queen's Visit to Ireland.—~The Dublin Mercantile Advertiser says :—** An official intimation has been reccived respecting the contemplated visit of the Queen » . ber illus. trious consort to this country in ...

... itself into a committee of the The Queen's Hench Officers Bill passed through com. whole House, to consider 3o much of the Act of the Sth mittee, after some remarks from Lord Langdale and the Lord | %04 6th Victoria, as related to the imposition of a ...

... Sovereign Lady the Queen, held at Northampton, iu and for the county of Northamptoo, on Weduesday in the week next after the 24th day of June, to wit, the 25th day of June, in the seventh year of the reign of our Sovereign Lady Victoria, by the Grace of ...

... Sovercign Lady the Queen, held at Northampton, i and for the county of Northampton, on Wedaesday in the week vext after the 24th day of Jane, o wit, the 25th day of Juac, in the seveath year of the reign of our Sovereign Lady Victoria, by the Grace of God ...

... Sovercign Lady the Queen, held at Northampton, in and for the connty of Northampton, on Wednesday in the week next after the 24th day of June, to wit, the 25th day of June, in the seventh year of the reign of our Sovereign Lady Victoria, by the Graee of ...

... every inelf under. Mr. Newton's bik m Here-l.go-with-my-eye-out.. 1 1 Mr. Parkhone's ch m Victoria, aged . 2 2 Five others drawn.—A very casy race.—Victoria backed aget the Sabl, . Sweepstakes of Five Sovs each, with a porse of £2O added, for ...

... : Londoa und Rirmingham Katloay,— O Friday, the lith, the halt-yearly genernl mecting of the proprictors was held ot the Queen’s Hotel, Barmtog bam, Mr. George Carr Glyua, chaieman of the hoard of directars, in the chair. The report annonnced that the ...

... homage boast In veriest cowanlice ; el While tyrants freeze their hearts, and roast Their country ou the iee.” THE QUEEN OF TAIITE TO THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND A copy of the following cunons letter, i which Queeu Pomare, of Tahiti, solicits the protection of the ...

... multitudes assembled on both piers. After saluting ber Majesty Queen Victoria as she passed near, the Queen of the Fiench, the Princesses, and suite, © pairesd to the landing place, where the Queen of En, o made her appearance leaning on the arm of the ning ...

... meetings, in high stations, Must tend to ** harmonise’ the Nations, ~ For Frenchmen own (‘-pil;- fll‘llw‘u‘!’l«n) **Victoria's every inch-—a Queen !* FATHER MATHEW § OR, “SIGNS™ OF THE TIMES, By James Bruton, Author of ** Happy Land. Tune —Gowd old days of ...