... three, and one cheer more for a patriotic King. /{and. God save the King, which wasfollowed renewed cheering.—The Queen, Princess Victoria, the Duke of Sussex, and the Royal Family, with three times three. The Chairman in proposing ** Lord Melbourne and ...

... one cheer more for a patriotic Kihg. 'Band.-God save thre King, which wvas followel by reneswed oheering.- Thle Queen, Princess Victoria, the fluke of Sussex, and tire Royal Family, with three times three. 'rho L'slir'eran in proposing 1Lord Melbourne ...

... toastma-ter, The Kiug’s health was given with three times three, and one cheer more for our patriotic King. ‘ ...

... which was received with long continued cheering and one cheer more for a Patriotic king. TheCHAißMANnextgave the Queen —the Princess Victoria, —the Duke Sussex, and the other members of the royal family. The Chairman.—The next toast I have to give you ...

... maintain. The accounts from Spain, are very unfavourable to the cause of the Queen, the Carlists having gained strength all quarters. Great consternation prevailed at Madrid, and the Queen was atone time, on the point of leaving the capital, from fear. The ...

... the Princess Victoria.— The following appears in the Messagcr on the authority of a London correspondent:— On Saturday last M. Dedel, in the name of the King of the Netherlands, made a formal demand of the hand of the Princess Victoria. Tot* the eldest ...

... Paris, on a short visit to the King and Queen of the French, the Tuilleries. The young Princes will leave Paris on the for London, to visit their illustrious aunt and cousin, the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria. The Bishop of Peterborough is entirely ...

... system of out-of-door preaching. Colonel Caradoc has received the appointment Equerry to her Royal Highness the Princess Victoria. To-morrow (Friday) Mr. Green intends to ascend from Vauxhall Gardens, with a party of six or seven persons, in his new Balloon ...

... mine havin replenished the table with the required drops, the fol- WngToast! we're .iven-The King-The Queen-The Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria—His Majesty's Ministers—The People the source of all Power—all drank in hearty and unanimous response ...

... the King and Queen. Their Majesties already contemplate issuing their commands to she principal nobility tojoine in the princely hospitality at the Palace at Brighton, during the Christmas holidays. is a singular fact the Princess Victoria and her two ...

... Johnson, were traced evidences of piety as pure as their intellectual qualifications were brilliant. The Queen, the Dutchess of Kent, the Princess Victoria, and the Princess Augusta, appeared at the Drawingroom Wednesday, iv Dresses English Irish manufacture ...

... Attwood, Estf. ' ' SUBSCRIPTION, ONE GUINEA. SUBSCRIBERS Her Royal Highness the DUCHESS KENT Royal Highness the PRINCESS VICTORIA Bisfltacethe DUKE of NORTHUMBERLAND 4 Conies Hi-. Grace the DUKE BEAUFORT ' His Grace the DUKE DEVONSHIRE His Grace the DUKE ...