... guns, and twaddle from Mayors and Corporations; but it was the sort of thing one is glad under any circumstance to see ' Queen Victoria doing. 1 observe thata writer in the Times contrasts her Majesty’s conduct with that of Lord Stratford de Redeliffe, the ...

... Monday Prinee Gortsehakotf moved for the admission of I’russia, PARIS, Thursday, March 20 —The Moniteur announces that Queen Victoria has invited the Emperor and lKmipress to come to England. Their Majesties will proceed to London about the middle of next ...

... lt{fwribcd the w‘.‘i Loffod OIL Tmp T T e’ ,A 1 aun .wi- is , 185 E o o> g The set mefl‘“a s toot Nothi ,,-’n?'“'- Ay e QUEEN'! - APIIAS CHATE “’m‘o“t ffes ookt gy evial this D e ot ifu. ot good ee | o b 1.1“ e e png s s H 0, 1855 R. 8 GO ...

... Rugby. rek gt sel May, 1855. W. LADKIN, Agent. COLONIAL CHURCH & SCHOOL SOCIETY. . PATRON, HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN. VICE PATRONS. 3 His GRACE tag ARCHBISHOP or CANTERBURY. HIS GRACE THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK. THE Onsecr of the Society isto send ...

... COLONIAL CHURCH & SCHOOL SOCIETY. PATRON, HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN. VICE PATRONS. His GRACE tes ARCHBISHOP or CANTERBURY. HIS GRACE THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK. THE Ossect of the Soc’ety isto send Clergymen. Catechists, and Schoolmasters of the ...

... Paxon, William, High Street, HHampstead, auctioneer. Butler Edmund, York Street, M ddlesex Hospital, baker. Bouch, William, Queen Street, Pimlico, licensed victualler, Bouch, Benjamin, Hawlcy Road, Kentish Town, licensed victualler. s ) 1 MecCartby, Francis ...

... compliment being omitted. that the Guoards only preseut arms to the Queen and to the Lord Mayor of Loudon ! Vistr or e QueeN AXD Privce Arpent o Panm —lt is currently reported that the Queen and Lis Royal Highness Prince Albert will arrive in Paris on the ...

... coroner for the city of Westminster, inquired into the cause of the death of Mrs Harrict Morris, aged 64, at the Grange Tavern, Queen Street, Pimlico. George Morris said he was the deceased’s husband, and that they were servants to her )l.ja?. About cight o'clock ...

... received this day, under date of June 28, ten o'clock, p.m., announces the death of the worthy general whom the Government of Queen Victoria had chosen to command our Allies in the East. France will join iff the regrets of General Pelissier.” ...

... according to the constitutional etiquette in such cases, the vacancy in the Queen’s councils was not announced on Friday night in the House of Commons.” Her Masssry's m“xnht Victoria and Albm.-(;;p‘dn the Hon. J_tl.)mu-. Cowes at noon on Friday, steamed round ...

... proteetion of the Shah ~ Tne Duke ‘Tarancon, the eldest son of Queen Christina and the Duke de Rianzares, died on the I3th inst. at Malmaison. The deceased Duke was a grandee of Spain. QUEEN VicToria has sent £5O to the Mayor of St. Germain, as u-fi-wfrin towards ...

... laid in ample masonic form on lghe 30th day of July, I&')Ea in the eighteenth veuoflhcnigu of her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, Bythoki?t on. the Earl of Zetland, Grand Master of the Fraternity of F reemasons of England, assisted by the Sussex Memorial ...