... interest in hima as he had all along taken in them, Can English people at ?? understand our demio- uratic manners ? Fancy Queen Victoria ask- ing all the officers of the London Volun- teers to a ball at Buckingham Patlace, and the ilblstrions stranuers in ...

... Alderman Besley, upon a warrant which charged him ?? under the second section of thed Act of Parliameinil of the. 20th and 21st Victoria, commonly called the 1- Fraudulent Trustees' Act, with having unlawfully disposed' of and appropriated to his own use cer- ...

... completing her fi ,repairs. , .i - ZEX-IPs zN H4RBOUR.-Victory, jSt, Vincent, Excellent; p Asia, Victoria and Albert, Victor'Erhmanuil, Sea Lark- A -Fairy, Fire Queen, Coquette, Sprightly, Elfin, -Pig-my, , 'Bullfinch, Comet, Bnd Stork.' AtXthe 'Motherbank: ...

... figaures of Shakespearsana tragedy aaci conccy. y Upon t teele of the seaie mr reedallion portraits of Queen Elizabeth and Her Most Graccous Majesty Queen Victoria, witla their respective a rmsa tearanatinga ts e body beneata ths tle relieve oat oacsstiacalt'al ...

... road, S.E. and 10. Piccadilly, W. TERALDIPA1NIER.-M'VEVOY, ~14 Years at 0 if Cook. Rowley. ,end Co.'s, Coachmnakers to the Queen.- Lofts. 15, Little Titchfield-street, Great Portland-street. CP__ ARR11IA CE FeRERE, ('T0 A>'y 1. T21l OF THE KINGDOM. lo ...

... Marlborough'-rect Now ready, in 2 vols., with Portrait ?? E Mo 1RSOF QUEEN HORTENSE, Al MOVHEER OF NAPOLEON III. These volumes are deeply intcresting. The life 4ad history of Queen Hcrrense -oqusl in their diso1ly of the fidileness of Fortune's wheel ...

... in Essex -The Metropolitan Railway - Terible Explosijo in n Durham Pit - Ministerial Changes in Prrssia-The Perils of the Victoria Troop-ship and her Return- Another Froloazest lterivil of the Great Wmndhaso Csec-Alleged Forgeries by a Gaseckeesprr-The ...

... SotA h survey had been directed to ether purposes, but that survey would be proceeded with at no very distant day. t TSHE VICTORIA TRANSPORT SHIP. Sir. J. PAKINGTON said a statement had appdared in the public newspapers that the Victotia trareport steam- ...

... aborigines, and E tha sooner tiis was dene-if it wus to be done-s- th e het:er. Sir J. PAriWOOrXN asked if it was true that the t Victoria transport had a second time returned in a disabled state. It was the general opinion that t ?? vessel was ?? for service ...

... Conduit-street, ridge, Regent-street, W. iiness NORFOLK, Cliften, and Belsize Roads, St. iJohn's-road; Avenue-road, Queen's-terrace, and Queen's- paying road West, Reagent's-park- Clifton Gardens and Clorendo years Gardens, Msaida-hill. Residences as above ...

... closed at 1 9-16 il 16 prem. A limited nutubr of dealings took place in Co- lonial Governient Bonds at about previous values. Victoria Six per Cents, improved 10s. There was affair demand for American Securities, and prices were generally well supported at ...

... two hours, the Corps, acconipenied by ths cadets and their band, msrohed our, and at-r a s.ort t .ur, w3re dismissed. THE QUEEN'S (WESTMIN3=TER) RIFLES. On S eturday afternoon, t'3e ebov corps mustered in great ?? under ae co moaad of Lord Gerald Fiizgerald ...