... veteran battalion, three companies of the 41st tegiaeaL party of the Newfoundland fencibles, the jailors belonging to the Queen Charlotte, and one fcsatlred and fifty of the Essex Militia, not exceeding ire hundred regulars and militia, and about six ...

... with three times three, and Mr. Taylor gave the song of the Prince and Old England for ever. To this toast succeeded ** The Queen and Rpyal Family, with three.— Duka of York and tha Army” was the next toast, which was received with enthusiasm, the applause ...

... life, afford a tru-r explanation uf the matter? Ilis women are certainly very unlike stage heroines ; the reverse of tragedy-queens. We have almost as great an affection for Imogen she had for Posthumm; and she deserves it better. Of all Shakespeare’s women ...

... the 29th of May, 181 s, at Coburg (and ret-sarrite at Kew Palace, on the I tth July, same I Ybr), to Her Serene Highness Victoria Maria Lottisa, t u)gest daughster of the late reigning Duke of Saxe- c £hur, widnlow of His late Scrcne Highness the Prince ...

... pervert, antd to delude. Only about aije-half 'ntn l'eers, it is said, attended ; and hadl not the treat. Oa f the p ersecuted Queen given it sosiw interest, the ~ark bdnY of the: people looked on all belonging to it, cx- - 6ri t le expenes. with indifference ...

... most cl .tut to the p'ttilic rmirirlmue, mi account ibeir services I'nritur rite war indepcntlence, arelienm' Uuatlaliipe Victoria anti Hravo;of course, tbev were tf* chief competitors for the Presidential Chair at the late tions. The choice, it will ...

... that the oritainal name of the present Prttsident'of the Aexican States was Fer- nandez, and that he changed it to Guadalupe Victoria, i froict his having obtained a victory over the Spaniards oil the festival of outt Lady of Guadalupe. Ile has thus dtlessed ...

... A.B. Emanuel College, Cambridge Edward Palling, A.B. Oocen'a Collugc, Oxford. George Thompson, A.B. Queen’s College, Oxford. George Cornwall, Queen'* College, Cambridge. Arthur Turner, A.B. Exeter College, Oxford. .iifl f*Utn IhiDinar*. Orlando Hamlvn ...

... revolution is leared in that quarter against the Gover-a. ment. s, Afexico.-A conspiracy was on foot to assassinate Gene- ral Victoria. All the gendarmerie were to be the accom- r. pices; but the chief of the conspiracy was arrested in time. Tihe President ...

... Jhm, .Inrinff the winter before pihctedtaf the army to from Liabon. (bat the Cieil Jilmrlo. Atm Pinto, decided parliaM the Queen, i* Count Rio Pardo ai Minuter of War. The fgrrrmoent, however, at the date of the last diaorffaniied, and the airanffemenH ...

... that Prince Leopold looks forward to the influence which he may acquire in this country by his relationship to the Princess Victoria and her mother, who, in events which are possible, though we trust distant, would have preten- tsions to the Regency. We ...

... Vienna, coming dol to the 7th Jully, we are assured that Prince Metter- l nicli had arrived there; that Donna Maria, the young Queen, was expected, bh way of T'rieste. The Emperor Don Pedro has agreed to the 'mediation of the Emperor of I Austria in the projected ...