... endorsed on the bill of indictment. EHi stated that the traversers alleged that the Ist and ir 2d Victoria did not apply to proceedings in the Court of Queen's Bench in Ireland, but only to proceedings at As- ii sizes and Quarter Sessions. But he showed ...

... r 5SUPPLEMENT TO T=E LONDON GAZETTE. 'THE QUEEN'S DECLARATION.I At the Court at Kensington, the 20th day of June, L 1037,-IRESE'NT, the QUEEN'S Miost Excel-t lent l'ilajeety in Council. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, [lis Royal ?? tibe Duke ...

... ad 'Victoria, by the Grace of God, of the United King- B dom of Great Britaia and Ireland, Queen, defender d of the Faith, and in the year of our Lord 1840, be- as fore the Hon. Sir Thomas Coltman, Knight, one of the Justices of our Lady the Queen, of ...

... contrivance on board the Victoria, and the engineer remarked, that the Victoria was only provided with steel-yard valves, which were upon the deck of the vessel by the side of the safety valve. The jory were then called on board the Victoria again, sod discharged ...

... the owner of several Louses, and has, at one time, moved in a respectable sphere. IsMPORTANT CASE IN TaE COURT OP QUEEN's BENcii THE QUEEN v. RicHAnD JoiasoN. - The defendant in this case was convicted under the 39th George IIl., c. 70, s. 25, for having ...

... lumns. They express all that was done and said. THE EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE ViCTORIA STEAM SHIP.-Anotber man has fallen a victim to i the bursting of the boiler on board the Victoria Hull ! steamer. On Sunday morning, Jumes Derrington, I a young man, aged ...

... the owner of several J)suses, and has, at one time, moved in a respectable sphere. IMPORTANT CASE IN TaE COUnT OF QUEEN's BEcn TEE QUEEN v. RICHARD JOnNSON. - The defendant in this case was convicted under the Will Georve II., C. 'id, S. 15, for having ...

... t eur said lady the Queen, and vwholly withdrawing t the love, obedience, fidelity and allegiance, which every true and lawful subject of our said lady the . Queen, should and of right' ought to bear towards our said lady the Queen, on the seventeenth ...

... Liverpool, shortly before. sinas o'ack task lcave of' of ?? hle noable friends, and proraceeed, in' the barge of ties bi'ill: Victoria. and Albert, on hoard tile royal yacht. pi Dr ARRIVAL 0OF HER MAJESTY AT WOOLWICH. worc Ii It wee the op inion of nmany of ...

... eur said lady the Queen, and vholly withdrawing in it the love, obedience, fidelity and allegiance, which every true and lawful subject of our said lady the Queen, should and of right ought to bear towards so e our said lady the Queen, on the seventeenth ...

... true and lawful subject of-our said lady the Queen, should and of right ought to 'bear towards Iour maid lady the Queen, on the seventeenth of July 80O in the 12th year af the reign of our Sovereign Lady Victoria, by the Grace of God-of the United King. ie ...

... empire who more than another has claims upon the affectionate notice of the Queen, it is the Duchess of Northumber- land. Her Grace was Governess to her Majesty when Princess Victoria, and in that situation not only gave the greatest satisfaction generally ...