... ' farence. who i»now heir the there- realms, and, the over, e, wi.lutut issue, h:.e Majesty's Royal niece, Alex-1 'ndrlra Victoria, daughter of the late Duke of Kent, 'ill sta that important relation to the imperial brown Englarrf, If, indeed, should be ...

... his partner danced down, but wben they cone tt the Princ* and Prince**, ha R. H. led hiaaater tt the chair by the dde of Ihe Queen. Ha Majesty then, addroang hendfttdte Prima, mid. • You ream brated. Sir. and tued.* *I am heated and rind. Madam.' aaid the ...

... highly disapproves of what it says is contemplated—a marriage between the little Prince GEOKOF. of CUM and the little Princess VICTORIA. Its political and other objections not appear to us be very potent - r but confess that are staggered by the fact slated ...

... Scimetar, by Centaur or Sultan Ld Anson's ch. c. Tramp, out Prue Air Cdny's b. f. bv out Antiope Sir R. K. Dick's b. f. Victoria, Tramp, out Bella Grevillc's b. f- Fancy, by Aloses, out of Favourite Air Forth's b. c. .Navarip, Orville. out of Lacerta ...

... 3 Tbe following also started, but were not placed : Mr D. Radcbie's due- by Dunsinane— Lady Wary 0 Sir R. K. Dick's b. t. Victoria, by Tramp -Bess. . 0 Mr Milk's Zingara. by Tramp ?? 0 Ld Egremont'* b. f. Si*, to Pin wire, by Whalebone 0 Rlr Pigott 'a ...

... month of Catwa-,ter on W~ed irsndy aofternoon, drove from her aiichor i~n th=ering; and driftedl onl 2,h,: tire rocks of Queen Afnie's Battery. hewsso iiuohr stinrintit cat that she must unload, tier cargo sis ine. The Concordia;, a iris Dutch galliot ...

... Spatish son.shinc, and full of grace elid beauty. There is also mt good print fromu the bust of otir femnure Queen-Ihe young Pr viest' Victoria, which is juy dlicioualy plaeed in the tront of the swork. The face, WIe think, promises an amiable woman and ...

... confirmation of Princess Alexandrina Victoria, our presumptive future Queen, it is intended to give her the name Elizabeth. Undoubtedly it is a matter of regret that such hombastic and un-English names as Alexandrina and Victoria should have been bestowed on ...

... the Gute . Hnffnhng, to Nantes, struck the pier in leaving the harbour, carried I away tbeir bowsprits and put back. r The Victoria, Burn, from Bourdeaux, was lately stranded on the . coast of Finland. Tue Calypso, from Stockholm, was wrecked on the 3d ...

... Duke and Duchess of Clarence gave a grand entertainment on Monday evening,'at their residence it Buity Park, to the young Queen of Portugal. Most ofl the neighbouring nobility and gentry, some of the Foreign Ambassadors ard Ministers, the Cabinet Ministers ...

... Duchess of Clarence gave a grand Wer entertisirment on Monday evening,' at ibdir residence 'in jar Bushly Park, to tire young Queen of Portugal. Most of dej the necighbouring itobility and gentry, scame of tile Foreign cor Ambassadors arid Ministers, tire ...

... ore e.aggerate.l, and lb,it the latter include the slam the devpvrata confliets ol the st three dayse 'file El-I’rcideill Victoria bad dcclared for Guerrero, and joined hie party, wind. wo. viipiKirted prorimx. hi. friend Santa Anna. and all the Minuncra ...