... for to thee t woeld give, Siece to mue is left ney the sting. July 29, I133. ilint it )n the rettark Mat her jiltijesti Queen Victoria, ap,)1tcarci to be mere grate ant thlig)mffiu oi le) RETURN, totn otl her tcay to be cnROvNEP in Tlistinster Abbey. WeIT ...

... day, and] duly itistalleil as uulmntutotrrator of the GDerenmenti during the absence of Al] r. Tiihioani. 11cr Majesty Queen Victoria is, we regret to esay, still suffering from cold, induced by the inclemnency of the season. The Quteen baa onot taeitej ...

... may w'e shiut Victoria I Queen of the brave and free. And ob ! when time shall breathe upan thy crown encircled brow, May British hearts exult in thee as ardently as ?? While in the glorious page of fame inscribed thy name shall be, Victoria, our country's ...

... portion, folly tetttI l itt thn high character iilichl the work has always tI. , aed is ?? with a beautifll portrailt of Queen Victoria, %cneteIpsliotl by a poetical gem of our old favourite JAMIES MxNon tiovtuity', -ho, woe perceive, has contributed snother ...

... embellished with an exquisitely flished portrait of Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg. the intended husband of her Majesty Queen Victoria. This Inill impart to this periodical additional celebrity,' and without doubt greatly increase its sale. The Dublin ...

... statentieti thait Prince Schwartzenbtirg is to be the represenrativt? of th E ipe-or of Austria at the cemoliation of Queen Victoria. It is sail that Kensington Palace will be put in order ats nn occasional Royal residence. Her Majesty's draswtng-ronm ...

... the bousehold of his late TMajesty will retire, and be superseded by others selected by Queen Victoria. Among the new appointments in the household of Queen Victoria, it is stated at the Castle that the llon. Colonel Caveiidish, vowy one of the Enuerries ...

... Majostv. First, that QUEEN VICTORI.A is toon 3on tolo hve (iIypioitical Principles whatever: Secondly, iliat tbe D7ldt of Ivelblnotot ald Sir ltobert Peel have bceo ,liped by Iler Majesty: ?? Thirdly, that the conjidence of THr. QUEEN i0 her ittyC FnRi Ds ...

... EXONIAN ANTIQUITIES. VICTORIA.-Our gracious QUEEN VICTORIA is not the first of the name who has borne a diadem. During the later days of the RomaP Empire, Victoria or Victorinn, (by some called Vitruvia,) a warlike Roman Matron, sister of the Emperor ...

... of only a few hours' duration. It is positively asserted that the Duke of Nemours will be present at the Coronation of Queen Victoria. His Royal Highness, accompanied by two Aides-de-Camp, is to leave Paris for London on the 19th instant, Her Majesty will ...

... superscription was not correct, for that the letter ought to be directed to bier I Majesty tble Queen Dowager. I am quite riware, said tr Qneben Victoria. s of her Nllajesty's altered character, but I k will not be the first person to remitid her of ...

... nobles will come over to ng itil s cout, as thle fl official antouoitcemeiit reaches those cotiirt;50tt h coronation of Queen Victoria nay hexe tedt~tt ito be otto of t:lt most brilliaitt evetits that has taketi pluce it. ?? for the last century. It was ...