... a bright interval in suumer, the visit of our gracious Sovereign dispelled the dismal shadows- Oh, whens nur eves did see Victoria first, We thouight she peirged the air of Pestilence I We hniled the boot with gratitude-with enthusiasm but, as shse waved ...

... 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 ...

... obtaired a private audionce of the ?? of the Republic, at which he presented a n letter from Queen Victoria, announcing the death of her late Majesty the Queen Dowager. Lt The President, as a preliminary step, has inserted | the following in the Moniteur ...

... ltslell of Ireland, has b0-em forwarded to the 3lo01 Secretiry, Sir George Grey, for prcsoal- tation to her Bl; jesty Queen Victoria, by the Ladies' Anti-Slavery Association of Belfast. According to the ?? published by autleority of tilO Rogistrar-Genernl ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... s of appropriating is British North America (provided that it is to be had en a bargain), inasmuch as that portion of Queen VICTORIA's dominions is wide and fertile, and hi would increase the power of the nation acquiring el: it. Accordingly, these ...

... Normaniby big obtaned -priate neihtneeof te Prsidentiof theltepublic, cegi set wich e preeutel a ?? Victoria, anl- the nounhigthe deth f he lae mjesylte Queen Dowager. R The felnistcr f War as commendeelthe. fermatiou of a ket new corps, to he called the ...

... obtained a privates dience of the President of the Republic, at which he preienW a letter from Queen Victoria, announcing the death of be late Majesty the Queen Dowager. The Minister of War has commanded the formation of new corps, to be called the VOltigeurs ...

... Great Bear Lake, and dur- iug tile 'rtitoner of 1849 lie wvas instructed to examine vhe- thle: a channel exist'd between Victoria nead Wollaston's Land in the ...