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... Spatish son.shinc, and full of grace elid beauty. There is also mt good print fromu the bust of otir femnure Queen-Ihe young Pr viest' Victoria, which is juy dlicioualy plaeed in the tront of the swork. The face, WIe think, promises an amiable woman and ...
... masts and yards of some other vessels were struck, but fortunately no person haa been hurt by them.' Mexico, Sept 18.—General Victoria has carried the election of President, which has given great uneasiness to the Spaniards. What still worse, the immediate ...
... E BALI..-On Thisrsday week the King W gnvea Bell to ?? Branches of the nobility and oau gentry. The young Princess Victoria and the Queen of OC Portugal were present. gil SPANISt BAZA.At.-The Bazaar held last r; week, in the Hanover Roonts, London, hts ...
... ume with the rimstee fTßmhrtb ef Hesse Horn burg, and after, words to to rkatgardt, to revoein during the winter with the Queen Dowager Wirtamburg- Tbe Lynn ouiiaaateri Saturday week, fareue fiol. Walpole; the state of the poll then he- John B. Folkea ...
... Duke and Duchess of Clarence gave a grand entertainment on Monday evening,'at their residence it Buity Park, to the young Queen of Portugal. Most ofl the neighbouring nobility and gentry, some of the Foreign Ambassadors ard Ministers, the Cabinet Ministers ...
... Duchess of Clarence gave a grand Wer entertisirment on Monday evening,' at ibdir residence 'in jar Bushly Park, to tire young Queen of Portugal. Most of dej the necighbouring itobility and gentry, scame of tile Foreign cor Ambassadors arid Ministers, tire ...
... chair the side of tne Queen. Her Majesty then, addressing herself the said, You seeu| heated, Sir, and tired. I heated tired, Madam, Maid the Prince, •' not with the dance, bul with dancing such company. Then, Sir, said the Queen it will better for ...
... ng; and the ancient and free burgesses of the borough of Preston have for several ages obtained from succeeding Kings and Queens of England full liberty and freedom, mentioned in tbe charter of Henry 11. Many otherprivileges, immunities, and franchises ...