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... extraordinary specimens of ingenuity, skill, and labour in pen and ink drawing ever examined. They consist of portraits of the Queen, the Duke of Wellington, Shakspeare, and others. As guide, we lake that of her Majesty. The drawing commences in one line, ...
... Portsmouth when the Fairy comes out. The Devastation steam-sloop, was taken out of dock at Po r tsmouth, yesterday, and the Victoria and Albert will go into the vacant dock. The Sidon, steam-frigate, has hauled off alongside the Victorious hulk at Portsmouth; ...
... honour to his name ! And blessing* hi* truaty friend. The good, the gallant Graham. May health and happiness be thine, Victoria, our Queen ! Ami brighter days on Britain dawn Than any we seen ! Eaton Hall, AitchlKme Place, Old England. Jon* OCCASIONAL. EVENINGS ...
... -Colonel Girardot and Mr. Costelow, ie two churchwardens, and Mr. Cartwright, one of the overseers.. The whole the boys in the Queen's Free ,'* . appeared on their way to church on Christmas> m a new suit clothes, with new caps, given by v» ighness the Duke ...
... _private _audience of tlie _President of the _llniublic , at which he _presented a _letter from _Queen Victoria , _announcing the death of Her late _Majesty the Queen _Dowager . Tlie _. Minuter of War _has _commanded _the _formation _of a new _corps _, to he ...
... bare been This Line comprise* some of (ho most superb Packets . Bnr . Sh.p., Ton. Bor COSSriTOTION. .. .. .. *5OO ROSCIUS. •• QUEEN OF THE WEST. .. .. 2.000 SIDDONS, .. -- •• »00 LIVERPOOL. 1.800 CARRICK. 1.800 HOTTINGUER. .. .. .. 1-800 SHERIDAN. .. ...
... subject as to leave no doubt b of the fact. v This matter calls for the investigation of parlia- I ment. The vessels of the QUEEN'S and Company's it navy in the Eastern seas have of late been attacking and destroying junks and boats and their crews by a ...
... RedontKaleh &c Syra & Smyrna , » Si Venice n * « Malta ...
... tide now covered it Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Archd. M'Neil, farmer a ' nd . lia Ai:want, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 82, tor has been indulged in within the last two or three weeks, at nearly low water. Should the gale continue the ...
... desirableness of appropriating British North America (provided that it is to be had bargain), inasmuch as that portion of Queen Victoria’s dominions is ** wide and fertile,” and would increase the power” of the nation acquiring it. Accordingly, these Vermont ...
... following gratifying incident the domestic history of Victoria. one occasion, the single faithful servant who waits at the royal breakfast table, like of old, looked sad in the royal presence. Wherefore,” the Queen said unto him, *• is thy c ...
... , a very large number as IS be distributed by hand among the warier, of Paris. QuErx Vicromit AR. -- It is related of Queen Victoria, that when she heard of the first war that broke out within the bounds of the empire since her accession to the throne ...