... to adidress the, Beach its support of isthe conipainint. 'I-lo submitted to the Bemich that thme wvords its Ill tile Iet Victoria uwrer time-same as wrere mamle use of in, thine 3rd [ g Geo. 4, antI coitesided that this wns not a coacn tnnier til on. ...

... suspicion that the prisoner is insane.- Blachkurn Gazette. Among the incidents in the accounts from New York by the British Queen, one of the more prominent is the stoppage of public works in iriuas states of the Union, in consequence I of the great pressure ...

... sojourn of th court in town nest iveek. T'li answver to inquiries at Marlborough House this morning weea, her Ml ejeaty tile Queen Dowag-er continues daily to improve in he~alth and spir-its. Her Majesty and the Court at Windsor set a laddabli' esamuilo ...

... Claremont, to remain for some days. It is said that the Queen and Prince Albert, with the infaists, will go to Brighton at the end of October, to remain at the Pavilion for a month or six woels. The Queen held a Privy Council, at three o'clocl on Saturday ...

... as is expected, the (Queeno does not open the sessioli in person. The Queen sat oln Thursday to MIr. George Hayter, for a full-length poeritit in the rolcs of the Gart e. '[lhe Queen and Prince Albert lbare taken their usual tralilng ecuril sios. 'Tfc ...

... leaving the other rooms at the disposal of Government.- Observer. IMPERiAL PRESENTS.-The presents whicrl have been sent to Queen Victoria from the Emperor of China, consis of golden bedsteads and a great quantity of silk of a sort svhich has never yet been ...

... THE COURT. The Queen, and Prince Albert, and the Royal children are all enjoying the best of health. The Queen and Prince Albert on Saturday morning inspected the buildings of the new Houses of Parliament. Her Majesty and suite proceeded to Westminster ...

... spread iii tile Germtan States, that Queen Victoria of England itstends paying a visit to her relations in Gerlnatly.-Franafort PAiprr. The Duchess of Norfolk has succeeded Ladv Portman as the Lady in waiting onl the Queen: and lrord Rivers htas steceeded ...

... which prevailed in the mind of the public from the period of the Queen's embalkatton at Southampton on the subject of the localities it weas the intention of her Majesty to visit, the Queen and Prince had, previously to their departure from Windsor on the ...

... due notice, wvithoat sufficient ctase. 'T'he case hted beei Sent to this court under the Chtirch Discipline Act, 3 and 4 Victoria, cap. 86. An appearance wi..s given by the rev. defendant undei protest, wrhich nowc calne vil fvor argmine t.-Dr. 'hillimore ...

... containing a description of what ho vanted, which was, that the obverse side for the Blatidford disb should be the head of Queen Victoria, its ii ?? silver coin, atud the reverse Blandford Whist Club establisihed 1800, ani the obverse slue for the Exeter ...

... Bplendid the feast, in Windsor Castle on Friday night; when Queeu Victoria's second son was christened. Royal visiters began to arrive early in the aftcr- noon, the Duchess of Kent, the Queen Dowager with Prince Edwv aof Saxe Weimar, the Duke and Duchess ...