... Jenny Lind and Madame ?? are represented withi all the advantages of wox work. The grotp representing the marriage of Queen Victoria is still in a ll its freshness, and b tbe figure ot Cobbett, surveying the splendid pageantry, a would seem to show that ...

... longl-protracted life of lord Eldon, who (did 31ot entircly ?? to take nn interest in public Mifhirs until the accession of' Queen Victoria, brings us almost to the pre-sent day. The latter pnrt of' his political career especially offers abundant matter for ...

... of ot' this thep letter, Mc. 0sbaldiston, lessee of the Victoria ; cr cietit, l~b.lonr eseof the. City of London ; Mr. Rielhar- and pi Thrn, e Is ,ftailon ; 'Mr. C. J. James, lessee ot ml the Queen's9 and Mes;srs. Johnson and Nel-on Lee,, lessesi e3l of ...

... i)eals to Queen Victoria, or her advisers, as a mnother, a mother of i lovely children. I-low patiietic, and how sotnewhat mystic is lie when lie tells of the ' shifts and expedients, the miserable expedients which our gracious Queen has been com- ...

... Osbornte. lo The Garland is a retmarkauily swift vessel, beitg, a tmatch 10 for the Fairy, atid faster than the royal yaciht, Victoria arid IL Albert. ir The two yachlts are to be completed for sea by Mon- e day, as il is iter Mijesty's intention to resume ...

... lament the loss of a kind and a husband. M 1lrttT hot QUEEN VICTORIA'S TRAVELS.- - h 1i be just completed a medal of very large size, which struck in a few days, in commemoration of ts on the Queen ofENCILAtND to and from Germany. itil cite is the head ...

... the colours of its party pretty significantly. Young i Englatid is not only Pusevite, but Papiat; and the defentce of Mary Queen of Scots and the eulogy of the Jesuits nire t darhig paperi for this period of li!story. The itevi .F 1 of Dr. Arnuld's Litf ...

... d correspondent some description of this show-the arrival ! and reception of their Majesties of Prussia, and of OUr n Queen VICTORIA-aOl which therefore (being muchlpressed) 1I sitas1 pass over. The statue Ia a fine work of art, and I was told by Mr. ...

... opinion on the subiect, that the state of the public business will enable the QUEEN to prorogue Parliament on the 6th of August.- Observer. We understand that the King and Queen of the B ELGIANS purpose to prolong their visit to our SOvErZEION about ten ...

... peared, by their uprartous and oft repeated shouts of adeti- ration, to be intensely gratified with everything they saw. VICTORIA. The holiday people, by whom this theatre was erowded, were last night entertained by the performance of a new domestic ...

... will prbasbly be blessed with another ioreaeso some time towards ihe end of the summer.- Spettator. It is believed that Queen VICTORIA and the I'RmYunt wIll vitt Paris in the ensuing spring. Prepare- tios are saii to h e mnaking for the rreeption of these ...

... race-horse was well managed, and the carrying him off on a bier excited great applause. The piece closed with a tableau of Queen VICTORIA, Louis PHiILIPPE, and Prince ALBERT. It may be inferred that oar opinion is favourable of this new effort of Mr. BATTY; ...