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... His Lordship gave The King, with four times four. The Loud Mayor then proposed the health of the Queen. The Lord Mayor next proposed The Princess Victoria, and the remaining branches of the Royal Family. The Duke of Sussex, in returning thanks, said, ...
... attentive to the economical arrangement of their various departments, and anxious for the prosperity of his tenants. The King and Queen will reside at Windsor Castle, with the exception of occasional visits in the neighbourhood, during the whole summer. His Majesty ...
... Lordship gave The King, with four times four. The Lord Mayor then proposed the health of the Queen. The Lord Mayor next prop . sed The Princess Victoria, and the remaining branches of the Royal Family. The Duke of Sussex, in neuminx thanks, said, ...
... LONDON , _SATURDAY , April 1 _C , _1831 _Her _Majesty _! _Drtnring . _ISoom . —On _Thursday , the Queen lield a Drawing-Room at St James ' _s , which was more _numerously _attended tlian any liitherlo held by lier Majesty . Their _Majesties _entered the ...
... she seemed to shudder.” The King held a levee on Vredne*day at his palace James’s,* was.nu nerotislv a.tondedj Thursday the Queen held a wring-room at James’s Palace, which Was more nortietOUKly attended than any hitherto held by her Majesty. • .. » His ...
... OitslanTj. The King held a levee VTedne'-day his palace St James's, which was nu nerouslv a.temjed, Thursday the Queen held a drawing-room James’s Palace, which was more numerously attend.d than any hitherto held by her Majesty. His Majesty gave grand ...
... coinage. Thursday the Queen held a drawing room at the King’s Palace, St James’s, which was more numerously attended than anv hitherto held by her Majesty. The London Calico-printers, and wholesale drapers, have presented to the Queen some beautiful specimens ...
... branches of the Nobility and' Gentry Gn uTesady:-evening, in honour of the birth.dav of ?? Victoria. Their Royal IE-idinesses tbe -uchesdi 61 Kent and the e Princes3 Victoria, accompapiied 'by the Prince of . LeiiiNgen, attented by ?? 3Duchess of Nortburni- e ...
... _as the King and _Ills Ministers could only _obtain a trifling majority in the House of Lords , on the trial of the late Queen , when the public voice was _against them , any _opposition to the reform hill against public opinion _still more _strongly ...
... thienotto, I rely with Col sp fisicuce on the sense of my peolet! In that to the left, s correspesndlirg fri portrait of the Queen, lookinig downir upon the crowed, and exclaiming, srl IMy happy people! ! ! Next to thie Kiig was represented the 'fShip of ...
... tile Royal party returned to town in the evening, Tuesday being the birth-day of Princess Victoria, when her Koyal Highness attained her twelfth year, the Queen and most of the Members ihe Royal Family, Prince Leopold, and the Duchess of Sale Weimar, ...
... LONDON. MONDAY-MAY SO. p :kT5G'% BIRTsi.DAY.-On Szitarday the Queen held a f 13rawing-rooni in-honour of his Majesty's Birth.day, which b was numerously attended,. The illuminations,- on the occa- Sion were very general and splendid, and at the west end ...