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... appropriated to the pur- poses of Divine Worship, and constituted a Free Church. The Duke of Kent visited his sister, the Queen Dowager of Wurtemberg, before his last return to England ; he had not seen her for 33 years. Her Majesty has much increased ...
... length, and 5 feet 1 inch in circumference. Tbe roe weighed TOlbs. A quarter of au ounce of it contained 104.5 eggs or wands. Queen-square. — Yesterday, Michael 6. No- l.md, charged » i'h filtering false and fabri- cated notes, purpoi I ing to be of the Exeter ...
... the rc-marriage of the Duke and Duchess of Kent ; but owing to the Queen's illness it was postponed, in order to enable her Majesty, if possible, to be present. Fortunately, the Queen was so far better, as to be able to be present at the double ceremo- ...
... last, on the first day of which she was taken by the Spaniards ; she was, however, re-captured on the 24th by the flag-ship Victoria, and proceeded with her to a port or bay in the island of Trinidad, called Claguaramas. At this place, conceiving them- selves ...
... MONDAY'S MAIL. LONDON, Saturday, Jan. 9. THE Paris Papers of Tuesday last, which arrived yesterday, inform us of the death of the Queen of Spain. It appears that her Majesty died iv consequence of convulsions brought on in child-birth. About nine o'clock in the ...
... infant Princess was named j A lexandrina Victoria. The sponsors were his Royal Highness the Prince Recent, the Em- peror Alexander, who was represented, as his imperial Majesty's proxy, by the Duke of j York ; the Queen Dowager of Wit rtem berg, who was r ...
... Canterbury, assisted the Pi-hop of London. Tin* i.'iiant was named Aiexandnna Victoria. The sponsors were, the Prince ; t;,e Alexander, represented the Duke York ; t!v ...
... London. Dowse, the Ids Majesty's Chapel Royal attended with his splendid gold verge. The infant Princess was named Alexandiina Victoria. The sponsors were h s Royal Highness tie Prince Regent, ills Imperial M ije-ty I lie Emperor Alexander of All the Ro- ias ...
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... Remembrancer, by Pi- pator, out of Queen Mab, sister to Mercury, by Eclipse. His dam Beatrice, by Sir Peter, out of I'yrrab, sister to Chymist, by Matcbem ; Beatrice was the dam of Julia, by Vicissitude, Streatham Lass, Victoria, Brigliadora, Runnemede, and ...
... forbear A purloin In wee, • for bet esferieg ram, Lem M Paso& aleu, AAA awls • Sentra dbroidgir. SATUIWAY. JlMeru, ism TILE QUEEN. Oor restless ammo that Ho for the adjewl• mot of the Loyal Dillbeesess COW, Is vast and delves memo. liege **eel Ws arrival ...
... the English Mi- nister bad given up to accommodate her Royal Highness. Wm. Austin, Madame Oldi. aud Victorine, were with the Queen on that jour- ney. Her Royal Highness went to Baden, and Went to Court there. He did not recollect whether the Grand Duke of ...