... ve thp nobleness of mind and kindness of heart of our youthful Queen, Victoria, one strikes as eminently beautiful. The first act her Majesty's queenly life was writing a letter to Queen Adelaide, which breathed the purest and tenderest feelings of affection ...

... half -past Two o'clock, in time for the Western Mail. iThc journal. BARNSTAPLE, Thursday, June 28th, 1838. CORONATION OF QUEEN VICTORIA. This will be a memorable day in the annals of our country. While the metropolis is necessarily tlm centre attraction ...

... Marshel's Order concerning the Robes, Coronets, c., which are to worn h,/ the Peers the Coronation her Most Sacred Majesty Queen Victoria. These are to give notice, to all Peers who attend the Coronation of her Majesty, that the robe or mantle of the Peers ...

... the best new works issued from the presses of Germany and France.— Le Steele. It is reported that her Britannic Majesty, Queen Victoria, has addressed an autograph letter to the King of the French, inviting the Dukes of Orleans and Nemours to her Majesty's ...

... knows that in the reign of George 111,, the Regency, and the Reign of George IV., the reign of William IV., and the reign Queen Victoria ; in the Administrations of Perceval, Lord Liverpool, Canning, Lord Goderich, the Duke of Wellington, Lord Grey, and in ...

... Marseilles, is said to be tbe bearer of fifty Cashmere shawls of exquisite workmanship, as a present from the Shah to Queen Victoria. From the abrupt manner Lord Glenelg's dismissal, would seem that her Majesty's servants are not engaged upon same terms ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA'S MARRIAGE. The all-absorbing topic of public interest, at the present time, is the approaching nuptials of Her Majesty with Prince Albert, who is another of the lucky family of Coburg. Looking the circumstances, as between the Queen and ...

... time,—will obtain a vote from any loyal and true-hearted Englishman, who ready to rally round the Throne, and to assist Queen Victoria in carrying out the spirit of her noble Protestant Declaration ! The present is eventful crisis in our history ; and every ...

... religion established by law, and whichoofu f young and excellent Queen Victoria has declared sl» ...

... raising for herself, by such manifestations of devotion, an imperishable throne in the affections of the wise and good. Let Queen Victoria mingle wilh her people ; let her . often assume the incognito, and pass the boundaries of her prison-house, to join ...

... It took its origin in a declaration made by her most gracious Majesty in the following words : ' The early age,'said Queen Victoria, 'at which lam called to the Sovereignty of this Kingdom, renders it most imperative duty that, under Divine Providence ...

... estimated at .£1,000,00.). stanin?. The Calumnies the Queen Queen Dowager makes large pretensions to tbe possession sinctity, and her piety accordingly the subject of much laudation among the Tories. Queen Victoria makes 110 more pious profes ■ sions than her ...