... particularly as the audiences have testified their appreciation with much the same universality of favours. THE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. Queen Victoria attained her 64th birthday yesterday, an age which has been exceeded by only 11 Sovereigns of England, dating ...

... ' Roo-EY-TOo-EY I-The interview between Queen Victoria and the King of Prussia at Darmstadt is stated to have lasted only half-an-hour.. . Nine.and- twenty minutes too long; for we cannot imagine what our Queen could have to say except, 'You old fool ...

... memory of David Wilkie. T'ie Londoti subscription with a like object is advancihg rapidly. A French journal announces, that Queen Victoria has lately composed the music for two ballads of, Schiller, tile one entitled To Emma, tile ether 'o a youth otn the ...

... charming officer in the service of All the'Russias. It is asserted that the marriage will be celebrated in January, and that Queen Victoria has held out hopes of honouring the ceremony with her presence. Her Majestyls arrival in the Russian capital would certainly ...

... nursery tiae O:ce ot! a time there was a' King and Queen'.' ' Ri efclit -e fois :tt RNo et une Reiieis.'' The reason was, that the conmedy was fennded upon tite recent tIiOI of her Majesty Queen Victotia vwith his Royal Hih- noess Prince Abeirt. 'The ...

... shall confess The good time come I God save our gracious Queen, Long may Victoria reign, (od save the Queen; Send her victorious, Happy and glorious, Long to reign over us, (God save the Queen. ...

... actually polling, 3. Total, 814. 1.) There is no truth in the report~ that the Prince of Orange has been presented by Queen Victoria with the Ordler of St. Michael. 'The increase of the. salnoiis diseasse is one of the most disgeable questions of the ...

... tailor, he can repair the breaches, -sew its beams. Who is it that invariably take prec'dence of both Louis Napoleon and Queen Victoria I-Their respective coachmen, and their horses too. At a dinner ?? in krance a toast was given, 'The land we live ?? With ...

... been set up, as Mr. M'Ghee demonstrates, in 1832 as the Papal law of Ireland, there is no denying that the Pope, and not Queen Victoria, is the ruler of Ireland, and as his Holiness will have a strug- gle for the possession of England and Scotland, there ...

... in every variety. The pelargoninins and ferns exhibited by Mr. J. RI Dudding were exceedingly good ; in the former hia Queen Victoria was a ?? plant, and in the latter each specimen was a real gem. Mr. James Wilson, of Sturton, bad the lion's share of ...

... 1uetteb pwOetv. -il TO THE QUEEN. To thee. Victoria I God give help To keeps unatairi'd the name of Guelph r ol that proud race a noble scion, With heart as dauntless as the Lion! VIVAT RElfINA. ANSVEIU O1'0 A LADY jPks reucated Ilif .4ahur lo toriie ...

... added-I have nowva pleasing duty,t and that is to state-as I have done on many-similar i occasions-that in the reign of good Queen Victoria, on the 27th of November, in the year 1871, there was opened for public amusement and recreation-and, may I say, impr ...