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... 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 Dowager. The President, as a preliminary step, has inserted the following in the Moniteur. The ...
... Stone, Poole Mrio deG race, Michel, Chrbrg Wind northerly, fine. Arrived [Dec. 31] .from Col Evana,Hamden, Dunkirk Sailed for Queen, Lee, Hastings Pox, Paine, Boulogne Wind N., light, fine, sharp frost. SANDWICH. Arrived [Dec. 31] from Ramsgate, Smith, Hartlepool ...
... for bed in his tent, first put his feet in hot water and carefully tallowed There is then a grand combat. in the midst of Queen Brilliante appears. having : his nos( which Harlequi ), Clown nd the transformations ), Columbine (Madame 80-13o1eno), 13o1eno) ...
... Mithoell, London, 1850. If the legitimate drama be not flourishing in Eng- land, no sinaic of the blame can certainly fall to Queen Victoria. She has been ever forward with attention and with patronage, and the work before us will exist as a splendid and beautiful ...
... 24th e ei d, who sa id t h at on the 4th instant the prisoner at warehouse and said that he wanted some black fore7 r a or Victoria cloth for Mr. Wheeler. lie was inlel,-`e el they had no black cl o th, but he could wldahaavve, and some lifts,. if t hat ...
... Excfsange. 1 I - - -11 I - -, Wm? - i I go rEEK VICTORIA AND THE PAGL?-We have ?? in placing on record an incident in the dmestic history of Queen Victoria. We learned that it is the usual fashion for the Queen and Prince Albert to breakfast alone, and with ...
... but was got off without any serious damage. Queen Victorta.—We have pleasure in placing on record an incident in the domestic history of Queen Victoria. We learn that it is the usual fashion fer the Queen and Prince Albert to breakfast alone, and with ...
... —Dec. 31: Off, no date reported— The Rock Scorpion, Phillips; London, Deeprose; Fairy, Piper; John Weavel, Picknell; Queen Victoria, Young; Planter. Rummeiy; Caroline, Allen; Collingwood, Leman: Pelican, Phillips; all from Hastings for Seabam. Gulnare ...
... 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♦GEE. The Moniteur also officially declares to be untrue that any letters have been written ...
... grossly wronged, were ever more loyal and peaceable. Why, were Victoria to visit our island, we are confident that the people, down to the poorest peasant, would joyously shout, ‘God save the Queen,’ and deem it an honour to render her the humblest service ...
... i Rail way, Loidoloi Tertiinus, Bec. 31, 1849.1 ERRO DEL BOTE MINING COMPANYf C (Provisienilly Regkitured snider 7 and 8 Victoria cap 110).' -Capilal £50,000, iii 5,000 Shares of £10O each, paayil nt fourv Th o stujet if Ills Company is to I roecuhtte ...
... fly awry country the land, shall cnd.'avoor brip'le to gire them Idea of the wonders of that region. 1) U‘ -t.a>«. —Gco i Queen Best, who is here made tobgoreui most barlecquc, surrounded v . *»«hr»ues of her court—Bacon, Raleigh, Hatton, Eesea, all her ...