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... Dickens, Esq., in hie American Notes. The Programme will include several celebrated Piety'', as sung before her Majesty Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and butte, at Arundel Castle. The following note, sent be order of his Grace the Duke of Devonshire to ...
... this day, all foreign shipping admitted to the same privileges as British, with the exception of tha coasting trade. See Victoria 12 and 13, cap. 29. The prospect of this sweeping measure was accompanied with doubts and anxieties that hare had the effect ...
... him as a conqueror along. —Eliza Cook's Journal. Queen Victoria. —We have pleasure in placing on record incident in the domestic hissory of Queen Victoria. learn that it the usual fashion for the Queen and Prince Albert to breakfast alone, ...
... very pretty parlour to be made /or the cote—which aristocratic apartment I hope Queen Victoria will visit! This leads me to notice Mr Gunn's authoritative intimation of the Queen's intended visit to the noble host and hestees of Dunrobin Castle. I, of course ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... _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 ...
... 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 ...
... applisation may be made to TiiosAs RoiuecreSoc CHIAPLIN, Esq., 11, Glou- cester Place; or Messrs INGLee and BUbRNS, W.S., liO, Queen Street, Edinburgh. ALLXANDER GILL, the Groundtofltehr, will point oat the Marches: anEdinburgh, 14th December, 1849. 5'iuOTECTMo ...
... Coffee Service, from £3 19s. 6d. to £9 7e. 6d. Nickel Silver of guaranteedji uality. Plain Queen's Electro Plated. Table Spoons Pattern. Pattern. Plain. Queen's. and Forks, 12s. and 16s. 245. 40s. 48s. per doz. Dessert, do., 9s. and 12s. 16s. 305. 355 ...
... Dickens, Esq., in his American Notes. The Programme will include several celebrated Pieces, as sung before her Majesty Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and Suite, at Arundel Castle. The following Note, sent by order of his Grace the Duke of Devonshire, to ...
... s?.l The Es'miner newspaper discusses the principles at issue In the continental struggle. Ample details are giving of Queen Victoria's visit to Glasgow on Tuesday the 14th of August. The deliverance of the United Presbyterian Synod about reading sermons ...