... of festivity and pleasure, for, the beautiful grounds of these colleges, order to bring the proceedings consequent upon Queen Victoria's installation visit to appropriate termination, a public breakfast was given upon a scale of unusual costliness, the ...

... excitement of the battle fieid. The second picture wc were enabled to see, represents the drawing room at Windsor Castle, and Queen Victoria, introducing her children to Louis Philippe. This painting, by Wintcrhalter, more remarkable from its formal ceremony ...

... frigate, Isuiia, will leave this place r tvc„ beautiful horses, lion, and other for put board, a present from 11. H. £ v . Queen Victoria. General Cavalry, «ffl lt We su Pl »ose that a steamer England from this island to convey present to Her Majesty. ...

... Wales, Penyard Park for ditto, Packet for the Cape of Good Hope, Indian Chief for Algoa Bay, Isabella for Sierra Leone, Queen Victoria for Bahia,. Druid for Barbadoes, Henry Tanner for Bermuda, Veldoes for Boston, Montpelier for ditto, George Clark for ...

... SAiLi.D.-The Clyde for Charlestoi, Lydia for Savantah, J. H. Sheplihard for New York. Off Port, the William Peon. The Quee'n Victoria frotti Quebec for Portstoetth, was towed hito Kiiigoton harbour, yesterday, wvith loss of rtidder, &c. The Elizabeth Moffat ...

... MARCH 29.-Arrived the Tagus steamer from Lisbon, Camilila from St. Michael's. PLYatOUT1, MARCH 29.-Wind S.-Arrived the Queen Victoria from Sydney. FALMoUTtH, MARCit 28.-Wind W.S.W.-Arrived the Braganza for \Vigo. BRISTO1L,1ilARCH 29.-Silled the Cosmorfor ...

... St. John's, New Brunswick ; Liverpool for ditto, King Alfred for St. Dichaeils, and Hercules far St. Ubes. Sailed the Queen Victoria fur Sydney, New South Wales; General Xyd for Madras. STANOATs CIIKE, MARCH 23.-Arrived the Joseph Storey from Odessa, ...

... it fairly afforded them, , made the most strenuous and elaborate preparations for the safe and speedy transmission of Queen Victoria and her consort to Cambridge. The station at Tottenham, to which her Majesty preferred repairing rather than travi rse ...

... Doantle, Harmneat. for Dorct, Jeasot for Elsirteur, Diademn for Kingston, Adeona for Leghorn, JAW for Libortoad artd 1s0bps, Queen Victoria for Mobile. Ironolde tar Montreal. Kazard for Newfouadlandb, Havrefor New Orleaps, Nlaer for New York, Stephen ?? for ...

... prince is as much to the Queen t Regiiant as the Dowager Queen Adelaide was to William IV. 1 In renk they are precisely the same ; only one has 100,000/. per ahtift to support that rank; while, in case of the demise of Queen Victoria, liar consort would have ...

... LoADIN5. The Gazelle for Alzores, Cabortia tar Blahia, Amsazo for Bombay, Cybele far Pernambuco, Milritia for at. Thomas, Queen Victoria for Roatterdam, and Tenoer far St. BMichael's. ?? ciecAnE OUTWARDS. The Win. Shank for Calcutta, Blaardrester for St. ...

... VATEssa'OnRD.-Arrived the Eliza from Oporto. ABn EtDEN.-Arrived the Queen Victoria fronm Qaebec. lLtnl, JAN. 2.-Wind N.W. moderate. Sailed for New Orleans the Queen Victoria. WELLS, JAN. 2.-The Queen, from Maildon to Leeds, got on shore near ...