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... The Princess Victoria.—The health of the Princess Victoria has so much benefitted by the sea air of Xorris Castle, that it is said the Duchess Kent intends making it her permanent summer residence. Their Royal Hio-h° nesses are very popular at Cowes, ...
... Highness may, in all human probability, ascend the throne of her ancestors at an earlier age than any former Queen. Mary- was 36, Elizabeth was 25, and Queen Anne 38. The misdeeds of the Liverpool electors will subjected to severe scrutiny on the meeting parliament ...
... appellative to each the four divisions, vi, tirst, Kiog'i, or Kent Division ; Second, Queen'*,or Devon Division; Third, the Lord High Admiral'., or Hants T' u° n ' Fonr,h » Victoria's, or Esses Division • and that a third colour (the original standard of the rorn*) ...
... Princess Victoria, sufficiently good for the pre timptive heiress to the Crown. This is still worse excuse than that which we alluded yesterday; for we are convinced that, although in the first arrangements, the place assigned to the Princess Victoria might ...
... Forlescue, Edwards. for London — Sir II- Vyryan, Chalk, Express, Perry, Night int/air, QutiH.ce, Maria, Intin, Jor Swansea—Victoria, llarinoll, for Buleford. Ilfracombb. Ariived Packet. East ana tt, i Bristol Steamer, Edwards, l'almer»toa Steamer, Hide ...
... on Wednesday next. SATURDAY, July, 30.—The Queen's dowry bill was read third time and passed, and was carried to the Commons by Mr. Baron Bayley, who attended for the purpose. TUESDAY, Aug. 2.—The King and Queen's Visit— Notwithstanding the unfavourableness ...
... surprising,a respectable woman named Waugh, who has attained the extraordinary age 117 ! She has therefore fived the reigns of Queen Ann, George 1., George 11., George 111., George IV., and now lively existence iv that of most gracious monarch, William IV ...
... Month. Mag. We are informed that it is intended to bring in Am of Parliament, for the purpose changing the naifj the Piiuceis Victoria to Chailotte. iirighm Gazette. I During the year 1830 there was gold the amount 214.00 D sent the United States' Mint, ...
... Monday, will Is expected, the most splendid thing kind ever witnessed. Her Majesty, the Duchess of Kent, and the Princes* Victoria, are preparing articles for sale, and the most distinguished the are vying with each other to prodace tbe most tasteful display ...
... Majesty's message respecting suitable provision for Princess Victoria. Lord Althorp said that the amount received by the Duchess of Kent was 6,000/. a year for the support and education of Princess Victoria; the Duchess also was allowed 6,000/. a year on her marriage ...
... affairs. I'm happy to hear your good lady, the queen, With yourself enjoys excellent health Believe me. Dear Sire, 'tis the gold of our life, A blessing far richer than wealth. I hope that pet, Victoria's well, beg when you write you will say), trust ...
... his serious apprehensions at the t, probbilty f ?? of Parliament-in thle PrsO66it statS of that unuappy ?? On Thursday the Queen ?? a drawing-iroom at St. to, James's Palace, which wvas mor numerou sly attended than w ~lry hitherto held by her Majesty ...