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... Confirmation of all the Privileges they formerly enjoy'd, and at the. fame 1 iine trees tnem or their Oaths of Allegiance to the Queen of Hungary and the King of Sardinia. COPENHAGEN, (Dentnark) July 20. We are affued from Daritzick, that Dagenaer, who had taken ...
... Right of Succefilon to the Crown of France, in kavotir of the Houle Orleans, On the 3d of Feb. 1714; heloft his fixft Confort Queen . Mary, by whom he had Lewis, - PrinCe of before- Met.tion;.d, •Prince of Caftile„ . born May 28; 171; who died' loon after ...
... Yefterday at the Bar of the Houfe of Lords, of criminal Converfation between Victorio Amadeo Altieri, otherwife called Couat Victoria Amadeo Altieri, and Lady Vjfcountefi Ligonier, on the sth Day of May 1771, at Lord Ligon'rer's Hoiri'e at Cohham; but her ...
... Richards,. Garila Mr.. Fawcett, Gafper Mr. Benfon, Pedro Mr. Wilfori, , Servant, Mr. Hamilton, and Doti Vinclntio - Mr. Suciet. Victoria Mrs. Taylor, Minette Mifs Ricbard4,l,artia NCl's Butler, Marcella Mifs Faticha Heard, 'this Mrs. Booth, and Olivia Mr/. Otnith ...
... Belinda, by Beningbrough, five Years old ' Thomas Whitmore, Efq.'s h. h. by Expectation,- three Years old Lord Oxford's Victoria, five Yeats old Edward' Goulburni Efa.'s Romeo, five Years old R. Benton, Efq,'s h. 1. Dimple.. Woolryche' Whitmore, Efq ...
... was fired on Iheir entering the -Austrian capital The Empiess of Russia ariived on the 27th; and'the next day, the King and Queen of Bavarta. “Fhe mostwaguificent preparations had been malle Tor the entertainment of the forfgn Sovereigus aud Ministers ducing ...
... the marriages of the Duke of Clarence to the Princess Adelaide of Saxe-Meitningen ; and cf the Duke of Kent to the Princess Victoria of Saxe-Cobourg.—The nuptials wc.re celebrated at Kew Palace by the Archbishop of Canterbury, assisted by the Bishop of London ...
... of Centerbury. She was named and various Part Altetandrina Victoria ; SALE AT THE ROOKERY, the sponsors were, the Prince . . to a very small ' Regent in person, the Emperor Alexander, the Queen The Purchas- N Dowager of Wirtemberg, and the Duchess Dowager ...
... funeral - ' riNE or the most respectable and oldest Iron.i Birmingham . , in the County of Warwick, Paarl and 'of the late Queen. They'•are to be conducted by mongery Concerns in the County of Chester to! n One capital Steel mounted Fowling Piece, Da- ...
... the testimony of De Mqnt, upon which this fact was stated, tlie Counsel fer Che Queen referred thc letters written Moat, but there was nothing in the assertion of the Queen’s charity and kindness inconsistent the.degrading influence the adulterous intercourse ...
... Finding, however, that his opponents would not listen to reasonable terms, he obtained possession, by force, of the Plaza la Victoria, and subsequent,y of the whole town. This was not effected, howe'er, without a severe conflict, and the loss of many lives ...
... The following sketch of the plot', which is far the best we have seen, we present our readers: —“Thescene is alermo, when Victoria, the daughter of a Sicilian merchant, has been betrothed to Lorenzo, a Captain Hussars. During the absence of the lallerou ...