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... obtained a private audience of the President of the Republic, at which he presented letter from Queen Victoria, announcing the death of her late Majesty the Queen Dowsger. The Minister of War has commanded the formation of new corps, to called the Voltigears ...
... VICTORIA. Amaranth 666 Bliss, l'ilkington & cu Augustus 675 Lord, J Browne or Brown & Cus 12 Brothors 534 Sullivan, J Sl'Heury o Blake 731 Everard, J &W Robinson 510 Carthagena 467 Read, & Cumberland 336 Atkiu,N Mame & co Cromwell 741 Barker, Cotesworth ...
... California pri' c. I remain, yours sinccrnly, T.H.F— P.S.—I an; miles in tho interior. Victoria.—We have pleasure placing on record incident in the domestic history Queen Victoria. We leam that it ih n?ual for the and Prince Albert breakfast alone, and with attendant ...
... none, for it cannot be called an injuryto prevent a pub- licaia forcimng a man to buy and swallow Daa arimnk. By charter of Queen Elizabeth, in the thirty- Sixth year of her reign, the lastage and ballastage, alld office of lastage aid ballastage of ...
... private audience of the President of the French Republic on Sunday, at which he presented a letter from Queen Victoria, announcing the death of the late Queen Dowager. We shall not pretend to nay whether any great number of the free-traders are becoming convinced ...
... obtained a private audience of the PRESIDENT of the Republic, at which he presented a letter from Queen VICTORIA, announcing the death of her late Majesty the QUEEN Dow- AGER. The Meniteur also officially declares to be untrue that any letters have been written ...
... revival be thought to deserve the name. Free-trade has kept its promise of im- proved revenue and extended commerce-and Queen VICTORIA has visited, in peaceful pomp, the island which but a year before had seemed rampant with the fanaticism of treason. Moreover ...
... Monileur announces Cut OB Sunday the Marqois of obtained pritate audience of the of the Republic, which presented letter from Queen Victoria, announcing the death of her late Majesty the Q ieen Dowager. • The Minister of War has commanded the formation of a new ...
... the Queen's Vicegerent prudently steered his course, so as to uphold the interests of all classes, which were jeoparded by a crisis of danger. Sagely, graciously, and with timely acceptableness, (though certainly not too soon), our amiable Queen resolved ...
... or working materials for the railway, has arrived in our docks, being the third with similar cargoes. The timberyard at Victoria-place, liitcly held Mr. Purdon, has been taken as a depot for the works near this town. A large number of hands are now at ...
... information can be obtained at the Office of the Company, No. 13, Austinfriars; or at thatiif John Taylor, jun., F.sq., No. 0, Queen-street-place, Upper Thames- street ; at either of which places applications for Shares (addressed to the Committee may be m:ide ...
... place od they were all agreed in loyal devotion, as expreseed in thle edfirst paragrapil of thle letter, to her Alojos9ty the Queen (hear, an hear). The next thing alluded to wits the wnisery and de- to lygradation of the country, and refering to that point ...