... of distinction, suspected of having excited the people against the English, were arrested. In circumstances so difficult, Queen Caroline, who had retired to Castelvitrano, received orders to hold herself in readiness to depart for Cagliari or Trieste; ...

... assisted tli; Dishop London. The infant Princess was named Alexaiulrina Victoria, file span sans were, the Prince Regent ; the Emperor Alexander, represented the Duke York ; the Queen Dowager of Wiirtemberg, represented by the Princess Augusta; and the Duchess ...

... Sir Benj: the Duke Kent, w loon; and innnediatt the ceremony Archbishop of ('ante London. The infant Victoria. The spans Emperor Alexander, the Queen Dowager ( Princess Augusta ; burg, represented dose of the baptism t proceedings in the lv'. St James’s ...

... nametl Alexandrine Victoria. The sponsors were his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, his Iniivrial Majesty the Emperor Alexander of all the Russias, who was represented, as his Imperial Mujesty's prosy, by the Duke of York; the Queen Dowager of Wurtemberg ...

... granted iliose Kegimfnis. tlie distinctions vi/, (or (Queen's Royal) Regiment Foot, the words it —Pyrenees—Nivtlle—and jonloiise, in commcmoralion the di.-tingiii-hed service-- Regiment the battle Victoria, life dune, C 13 ; and the Pyrenees, the month July ...

... Highness's health, we are happy to understand, not been impaired by the fatigues:in:l affliction undergone. Tbeinfant Princess Victoria-Alexpndrina enjoys excellent health, and enjoys a carriage airing hi the Park almor every ! day. Fr.. — . OA: events Isere ...

... with her far as St Omer ; Hergami was all the lime in the Queen’s service Chamberlain ; had the direction of the House ; it was his duty to lure the servants and dismiss them; has seen the Queen and Bergnmi walking together very frequently ; has sometimes ...

... however, that his opponents would not listen to the terms offered, he obtained possession, lw force, of the Plaza de la Victoria. and subsequently of the whole town. This was not effected. however, , withnut a severe conflict, and the hiss of many litres ...

... tailots of their own ancient burgh.— Glasgow Herald. The first vessel from the Frith which met his Majesty on Wednesday was the Queen Margaret steam boat of the Queensferry passage, steered by Mr Scott, royal navy, the Superintendant. In this boat, it had been ...

... when Mr. Fox dyed; at Sudburn, in Suffolk, when the Princess Charlotte died • at Holyhead, tin his way to Dubho, when the Queen die d; and do his Way to Edinburgh, when 'he Marquis of Londonderry died. His Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Sue-Coburg i ...

... intAigence reached Vera Cruz, on the 2d August, through the medium of the Captain of a vessel arrived Tambien, that Guaclalaupe Victoria, lately one of the Generals or Iturbidc, and who as- him in separating Mexico from the dominion ssf Strain. had hoisted the ...

... Exchequor, Mr. and Mrs. Canning, and Lady Mary Taylor. were present.—The Duchess of Kent was accompanied by the infant Princess Victoria, and the Duke and I)ucheu of Cambridge by the infants Prince George and Princess Augusta, attended by their Governess, Miss ...