... the parties left the ground. ROYAL CoNDsoLEcEs.-The Ceurrier Frtnfrais says, Prince Albert, the consort of her Majesty Queen Victoria, is reported to ha~ve written a letter to King Louis Philippe on the late tragical event, couched it terms of the most ...

... an offer nearly doublethat |a ofymv own, which she, for reasons also declined. It n'as farther intimate i to her, from Queen Victoria, that her services would 0 be destred at about the same aeriod, in a contemplated grand sacred festival at Westnimnister ...

... lat of September. d MEETING BETWEEN QUEEN VICTORIA d AND THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA. The Frankfort correspondent of the Times says id ?? Clarendon has made the necessary arrange- y meuts for a meeting between the Queen of Eng- ie land and the Emperor of Austria ...

... his creed, Hils paternroster. arid his decalegue. -Gloucestersrire Chroncled. According to the Nouvrellistse Bege, Queen Victoria was in great danger during her late excursion in Belgium. At the Errglislh convent at Bruges, says that print, ' tile ...

... approachnes and crooked streets In every direction, In order that there might at length arise, Uinder the auspices of Queen Victoria, Built a third time from the ground An Exchange, Worthy this great nation and city, And suited to the vastness of a commerce ...

... to ornament and in adorn the burgh, and to commemorate, in a very Io elegant and appropriate way, the first visit of Queen roh Victoria to our lovely and romantic town-as fair a 300 city as Scutland can boast. We shall be glad if, in I of conjunction with ...

... pl a-bye DrECtINaf Couase-Mr Smith's Tom beat Mrt Caur. rort' Ralph, and %VON. CONS0LATION STAKES. Mr Warchope's bil. b. Victoria beat Mr J. Curror's be. d. Scorpionn Mr Rlaimes's bk. d. Atlas beat Mir Mfitchell's w anrd r. b. Flora. Mr J. Gibson's r ...

... bk b Georgina beat Mr Wauchope's bk and w d Venator. Sir G. Montgomery's y b Queen of Hearts beat Mr Wardlaw Rwuiay's be d Remus. II. Mercury beat Marmosette-Georgina beat Queen of Hearts. IlL Mr W. Sharpe's Mercury beat Mr Gordon's Georgina. and won. ...

... be desired. ST LEGEtR STAKES YOR DOGS AND ItT0HES. First Class.-Mr Brown's w and f d Bothwell, by Johnnie Armstrong, out of Queen of Hearts, beat Mr Mr Steel's be d Sweeper, by Barom, out of Nancy- Mr Curror's f td d Be-true, by Stanley, out of Sun- beam ...

... Mr A. Grahanm's Victoria. Mr A. Wilson's be. and w. b. Mary beat Mr C. Cair- nie's r. d. Carronade. Lord Eglinton's r. end w. d. Moses beat Mr El. Max- well's Misleto. Marquis of Douglas's w. d. Doctor beat MrSJ. Wilson's d. b. Victoria. Marquis of Douglas's ...

... Cornw~all (Abdale) . . 1 Mr Stabbing's f. by Physician, out of M~ary Ann * 2 Duke of Bedford's c. by Liverpool, out of Princesh Victoria 3 Lord G. Bentiuck's Proof Print . Wion very easily by a length. A Sweepstakes of ten sovereigns each. The winner to be sold ...

... d. Veclean, and won. t Match-one event. i Mr Wanachnpe's lad. b. Victoria beat Mir Mitchell's t be. d. Stranger. Dilatch-one event. Mr Wauchope's be. d, - beat Mlr W. Sharpe's f. b. Queen. e PEDIGREES. I Annie Lautie, winner of the Couples, is got ly Mr ...