... Sir. Robinson, stage coachman sto her Majesty Queen Victoria. I~e received his appointment fromt George ill, and has served unader four sovereigns, namely, George 111, George IV, William IV, and Queen Victoria - - ...

... 74th year of his. go, Major-General Sir Henr Wheatley, Bart. late Privy Purse to Un aujeety William IV. and her Majesty Queen Victoria. On the 17th inst. William, youngest son of the late Major. General W. Brooks, of the Ron. East India Company'e Service ...

... the ity honeur ef wearing the Peninsular medal, with four ciasps, for ill Orthe, Nieve, Nivelle, and Pyrenees, given by Queen Victoria, he tn 1848; md, aleh e e Prince tegenta nedal, for Waterloo, June of 18thJ, 18151. o ta the 21st iust. at Hull, very ...

... Vrivian has been much tonohbd by graciona and sympa. thetic telegrams of condolence sent by Queen Victoria, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and the IKing and Queen of Italy. MALAItARAJ Aif DnurlaEPr SINew.-Tlia Raharaj ab Dhuleep Singh died on Sunday night ...

... 1807, was the daughter of the Duchess of Kent by her first marriage, with Prince Leiningen, and thus the half-sister of Queen Victoria, and niece of King Leopold. After this marriage of her mother with the Duke of Kent, the Princess Jived with them, first ...

... was Mayor, Lud who accompanied bins around the lorsudaries of that anciouttown when he pro. claihed the successiou of Queen Victoria to the throne of England in 1IS31. When Mr. Frost was tried for high treason ant hWouinoloth, I eave evidence in his defence ...

... Charlotte, the Duke of Gloucester, Princess Elizabeth, the Duke of Kent, and William IV.; not, strange to say, at that of Queen Victoria, but at that of the Prince of Wales. It was also used at the wedding of Princess Augusta to the Duke of Brunswick, and ...

... -Teesdale.-No cards. OsLeisx-RowctIF..-On the 21st inst., at the Parish Church, Roehampton, Surrey, Thomas Oblein, of queen Victoria- street, London, to Emily Alice, the youngest daughter of the Iate George Rowvliffe, Esq., of Camden Road Villas, London ...

... affected, the Queen was bearing up as well as could be expected under her great bereavement. As 3 usual Divine service was held in the private chapel of . the Castle. The members of the household were there, 3 but none of the Royal Family, the Queen feeling ...

... The 7 Empernr William, an hejnq-informed of Sir William White's death, at once d espatehed ntelegran of con- dolence to Queen Victoria, who re lied cordially thank- ing his Majdsty. ' ' M]iW. DP CnETATE-.-Mime. de Cherette, the Comte (le Chambord's .sqtviviun ...

... 65 1 13 4 Battle of it. Albans, 1453. ior: 6uesdaY-* 23 6 20 6 54 13 0 Sir J. Franklin sailed,1840 sel- Wedes 7 N 13 5 Queen Victoria bhrm, 18t9 Y of hrier: :2 2 8 53 14 1 Bhfel died, lEt5. ?? prid .rst Quarter, May 21, at 58m. past 9 am. 0e0s M NC1(TER ...

... ANTICIPATED ROYAL EXmUqSsON.-We stated last week that great preparations are making at Wentworth House for the reception of Queen Victoria and her august husband. Since then we bare been told by an eye-witness that similar preparations for the same pur- pose ...