... the requisite exertions in the defence of so im- prtant a branch of their own rigbts.-Times. THE QUEEN, Among the numerous tributes of respect to the Queen, Mics Cooper, of Tewkeabury, presented ber with a copy of her poem, *1 The Batae of Tewkegburzy; ...

... we would ask, are the supreme authorities of fashion- able festivity at the present mothent ? We have no court-we have no queen; but whose fries are those which distract the midnight air with clamour ? Whose are the provincial palaces which have become ...

... the government of Greece, it is his intention to relinquish the Claremont estate in favour of his Royal niece, the Princess Victoria-forning Paper. The ?? Post has contradicted, in a sort of demni-official manner, the report which we stated to prevail in ...

... Buller was the Clerk ia Wairing on thre r Lordships. EDUCATION OS THE PRINCESS VICTORIA The Bishop of Lincoln has, we learn, been cbosen T of the young Princess Victoria, and is expected skarto vacate thei Mastership of his College, which he now loldsia ...

... TIMSgS. Divine Service was performed on Sunday in the Kino's`Palace, at Kensington, before the Duchess of Kent, the. Princess Victoria, and their Royal.Highnesies' household, by the Chaplain to the.Royeal Duchess. The Priticess Augusta attended Divine Service ...

... and the' Duchess of Gloucester, who it is expected will remain some days on a visit to the King and Queen. The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria attended di-: vine service yesterday morning in the private chapel at the I King's Palace, at Kensington ...

... the Duke of Cumberland must;; and thus it is separated from Great Britain. Now, then we have the Princess Victoria-a child ii years of age-Queen of these realms, and hereldest uncle Kingof Hanover-aforeign kingdom. Here there is no question of prejudice ...

... subject. - Some imagine if is premature to liscies such a question, the King being in good health of mind and body, and the Queen being a young woman-from which cireqgmstances they cooclu e it is possible there riiay be as heir apparent, whose -ights would ...

... attend the: Royal -funeral. T - and Queen are expe'4d4foi.eep at Frogm.ore on We 3 l&es ay nian- Tlay niot6. Her Mlajesty has determined to f accompany. theKing' at-the funeral obsequies of the lat Muhionaurchl. The Queen will not,; however, take any part ...

... Their Majesties entertained the Duke and Duchess of Cum- laud, and Prinice Frederick of Prussia, to dinner yesterday. It the Queen's Lodge in Bushy Park. The Duke of Buckingham, it is expected, will be appointed LQi' Chamberlain to his Majesty. Sfr Howard ...

... present to meet the King and Queen. Count Munster atd a select party had the liouour of being invited. The Duke of Leeds, as Master of the Horse, and other officers of the Household, were of the party. The King and Queen passed through the corridor recently ...

... capacity of Ranger of Windsor G'reat Park. Lady Isabella WelnySs who is appointed one of the Women of the Uedchamher to the Queen, is sister to the narl of 'rrol, and is marred ito Colonel Wemyss, brother of the Member of Parliament for Fifeshire. ' We ...