... yotinc Queen ot Portugal. Sir Henry Hotham attended at the Admiralty ou Monday for the first time since his appointment one ct the Commissioners. A portion of his Majesty's household have been sent to Plymouth, to be readiness in case the yoang Queen oi ...

... property ofthe Crown.— Times. The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria (heir presumptive of the British throne) are about to visit Great Malvern. The household of an English Queen affords the patronage of seventy official situations of various grades ...

... family of the last named claim from Louisa of England. Queen of Denmark, as well as from her sister Mary, Landgrave of Hesse Cassel. CLASS IV. The very numerous descendants of Sophia of England, Queen of Prussia, mother of Frederic the Great, &c. She was ...

... wording of it, wielding from the throne all possible issue the King any marriage after the death of the present Queen in favour of the Princess Victoria. The Hon. and Learned Gent, moved an amendment substitute for the words Leaving no issue by her present ...

... Month. Mag. We are informed that it is intended to bring in Am of Parliament, for the purpose changing the naifj the Piiuceis Victoria to Chailotte. iirighm Gazette. I During the year 1830 there was gold the amount 214.00 D sent the United States' Mint, ...

... Monday, will Is expected, the most splendid thing kind ever witnessed. Her Majesty, the Duchess of Kent, and the Princes* Victoria, are preparing articles for sale, and the most distinguished the are vying with each other to prodace tbe most tasteful display ...

... surprising,a respectable woman named Waugh, who has attained the extraordinary age 117 ! She has therefore fived the reigns of Queen Ann, George 1., George 11., George 111., George IV., and now lively existence iv that of most gracious monarch, William IV ...

... *he Kin sr, and long live the Queen and the Princesses, were heard from all parts. I can scarcely describe to you the joy which pervades all cla-ses of people from the liberal measures which have been adopted since the Queen has been intrusted with the ...

... fowarded a messenger to town with despatches for the different Government offices; after which his Majesty accompanied by the Queen, left the Cas'le his poney phaeton, unattended any of their Royal suite, and proceeded to the Great Park, where they enjoyed ...

... Louisa, the wife of Mr. John Edye, Esq., of this city, surgeoD, and eldest daughter of the late Thomas Turner, Esq. May 31, at Victoria Cottage, St. Sidwell's, Treby Wells, Esq., last surviving son of the late Nathaniel Wells, and nephew to Colonel Hays. May ...

... they should be under the necessity of knockiug them down again. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria, passed through Dorchester again, on Thursday afternoon, on returning from their excursion to the west. Their Royal liighnessess ...

... gentlemen and tradesmen sat down to most sumptuous repast. After the cloth was drawn, the Chairman gave the King, the Queen, the Princess Victoria & Royal family, which were successfully drank with rapturous applssst, after which the host and hostress was drank ...