... QUEEN VICTORIA. (THROUGH betjtek's agency.) BADEN BADEN, APRIL 5. Majesty Quocu Victoria and Beatrice went out for a short walk this morn:ng on the promenade, and in the afternoon took a two hours' drive to the Castle Favorite. ...

... information, and intelligence—the same which emitted an observation, upon the occasion of the arrival Egypt of the portrait of Queen Victoria, of such a nature that no British subject could repeat or refrain from avenging if any opportunity occurred—in short ...

... for four months. Galignanft Messenyer of the Bth and Oth asserts from unquestionable authority, that the visit of Queen Victoria to the French capital will not take place this year. , The King and Royal Family left the Tuileries on Saturday to take ...

... Low (owes 2 strokes) and V. U.G. If Skene (receives 6), in the filal of the Royal t't 4 pr ...

... Peeves, 55 less 8 -47.; Miss Morgan and Mr. E. C. flewlay, 82 less 5-49; end Ms. Allaway and Major Jones, 82 less &-&9. QUEEN VICTORIA JUBILEE VASE CONETiTTION This annual competition, open to niember of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, commence to-day ...

... -NxT.) BADMN, TErSzAT. The Jubilee .rze run for at Baden yesterday is iot, as some may think, instituted in honour oE Queen Victoria. It dates from 1S83, when the Baden people celebrated the twventy-fifth Anniversary of the foundation of the Ifi'esheim ...

... the Commissioners of Inland Revenue, in pursuance of an nat passed in the 20th year of the reignof her present Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled An Act to amend an Act of the last session of Parliamient to repeal and reimpose under regulations the Duty ...

... heat is magnified by ,: netl lct ' on scries of levers. When Queen UMbeth, for the good »f her people, endeavoured reform J' '? Bt ™ of money, she took for her motto semper eadem. Queen, Victoria, less fortunate in her prime Para*!?' ''' , resses her people ...

... I am its defender. I oppose the destruction of the Papal power, for that would make Napoleon the bead of religion, as Queen Victoria is in nglad, the Emperor Alexander in Russia,' &c. These ob. servatims- made with an unconcerned and Inost ironical UtirS ...

... Among the princely ' personages present at the ceremony were the C Prince of Wales and Prince George, who repre- sented Queen Victoria, the Duke and Duchess r of Edinburgh and their daughters, the r fluke of Coburg-Gotha, and the Hereditary E Grand Duke ...

... exhibited some very unique devices, particularly the concluding piece, in which were displayed transparencies representing Queen Victoria, the Prince Consort, the Emperor of the French, and the Em plees Eugenie. Several vessels lying in the Roads also disp ...

... an Edward Somerset, sounded the call, and lived to L6 3 serve bis country under three kings, and under w; _ her Majesty Queen Victoria, and only finished @ e his thirty-two years of soldiering in 1841, N when the 1st Life Guards were commanded . by Colonel ...