... foundation stone of the assize courts Hand St. George's .9 Hell was laid on thed 28th of Jutne, 1838, the day on which 10 red, Queen Victoria was crowned, by thle then neayor, Williamn fu .and hatahbone,.Esq. It is very doubtfull if the opening would tie the have ...

... The Queen has been infrormed, and is deeply griaved. The Mayor it one, replied to this message, giving farther particaldrs, On Monday morning the following was received from Sir Henry lonsonby, Balnoral, to the Mayor of Sande - land.: The Queen is terribly ...

... was circular in form, and was of the most rare descriptions of flowers. In it was a white card. with the words, From Queen Victoria. After the widow had knelt some time at the altar, she, with the other ladies, went to the Duke's porch to wait for the ...

... THE QUEE XS COURT. The Queen hold a third court at Bucklinghttam 17d, Tucsday. The Prince and Princess of Wales, ak: ?? - the Marchioness of Carmarthen, the Eon. rs. Shr m, Spencer, the Earl of Mount Edgcnmbe, Lord llarri?, Li!- Cot. Keppel, and 31r. ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. I Saturday, June 27. MR. 0. MILNE'S CLAiM TO COMPENSATION. TIlE qUrEN V. THE CORPORATION OF MANOCIESTER. Judgment in this case was delivered in the following terms, by Lord Chief Justice Denman :--This was an application for a ...

... THE QUEEN'S SECOND COURT. The Queen held a second court at Buckingham Pralae, h on Wednesday. Her Majesty, accompanied by Princess C Helena and tho Princess Louise, and attended by tho cs Hon. Mrs. Bruce, Lord Alfred Pagot, and Colonel the Hon. b A. Haudinge ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, JANUARY 19. I ?? . - .i (Sittings in Banco.) a6 THE QT3EN, V. THE COUNO F TIlE BOROUGH or wfAN- rs i C ' 30RUGI r AN r This was a ndans Co a ing the defendants to assess an adequat cbm - to be made out of the 'V funds of the 7 ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, JUNE 27. 9IR. 0. AIILXNPS OLATAT W Tr C! lTM1'rVQA'ITnXT MR, 0. MILNE'S CLTAIM TO COMAIPENSATION. THE QUEiEN v. THE CORPORATbON OF M1ANOHESTE.- Judgment in this ease wvas delivered in the following terms, by Lord Chief Justice ...

... when lihe saul that the pistol wces only loedeil with powdem-, and ihitt lie had net the slightest intesition to mujiume the queen. 'Witness 'ulkail him his motive, witeit he sitid he did it fur the pititose of getthig isto prisots, as he n-as tilled of ...

... Idid not see the Duchess. The Queen and the Prine'lss were sitting opposite to each other-the Queen on the right, facing the horses. The carriage was a laudau, which was closed, but the window was down. After 3 the Queen had entered the carriage it left ...

... A LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH VASE IN TIlE | I QUEEN'S BENCH. I In the Court of Queen's Bench, on Wednesday,.tho os | of Worthington and others v. Sudlow (clerk to the Local Board of Health for the Mos Side district, near Man- chester), was tried. This waa ...

... alterations, and asked Mr. Crowther to bring it to him at the Queen's Hotel, where he was staying. After he had gone a diamond ring of the value of £C25 was missed, and an inquiry at the Queen's Hotel failed to find the prisoner. On Thursday afternoon Wright ...