... boldly asserts, that murderers, adulterers, thieves, whores, and drunkards, got protection under Queen Mary’s wings.” 1 wonder w hat our gracious, good Victoria would say, if a modem John Knox to write such defamatory language about her Majesty’s immaculate ...

... was daily ex- pee ted. Ott sthe 241th of May- Queen Victoria's birth-day -was oelk-lrrntd wish clute honour, Commodore Nicolas en- stcr~tiining a large party cn hoard the Vindlictive, consisting I cfI Queen Pomiare, hier tithsie French Cocriiitander, his ...

... Amusing Anecdote of the Queen--It is stated that on P 3s a one occasion, when on a visit to Wentworth 1-ouse, the II 'ion Royal party were perambulating the grounds, when, being to in advance of the rest, the Princess Victoria wvas respect- aend fully ...

... Ipeacock's feather and red hutton, among tihe blue rihands, Lblack rods, white sticks, and garters of the Court of her ?? Queen Victoria. Ouir'accounts from Madrid nf the 1st inst. announce Ithe arrival in at ca pital of Mr. Hi nt- m-enry Lyvttoin Bulwer ...

... they were widely at issue. I-le concluded bv alluding in d terms of warm satisfaction to the visit of her Majesty a i Queen Victoria to France, and to her refusal to receive a the Dulke of Bordeaux. e, Although the speech of M. Guizot appears to have ...

... course of a very few days, to enter upon bee his canvass of the electors._ Tiimes. iet Accidedt to the Queen's Carfoge.-During the passage hit- of the Queen's carriage in the procession to open Parlia. nie ment on Thursday, when nearly opposite the Duke of ...

... 01as~ S 10151 ?? a forlorn I b hopE, and the proposal wits ?? to oak - to iE 1to, im jrn the Kin, of Na1ies the ?? f tire Queen OF ISE Elt n. Tile marriage with the D-uke of Cadliz, son, of thev of Infixt iD i n F-rrinciscEr, is in Etill negntilttion ...

... to England, to pay a visit to Queen Victoria. Their interview vwill not take place at London, but in the Isle of Wight, where preparations on a most extensive scale are being made to lit up a Royal residence for the Queen, who, it is said, will remain ...

... seems to be im- possible. It is said that the Emperor of Russia will pay his cotopliments to the Queen of Great Britain before he goes to Vienna. The Queen, on her return, will pass a ferm (lays on ti: e bttnls of the Rhine. It is reported here that th ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. Sr. JuuuES'S PALAwCE, MIArmCI 13. The Queen wvas this day pleased to confer the honolir of Knight- hood upyon .Iames Clark Ross, Esq., Captain in the Royal Nave ?? upon Charles Ferausson Forbes, Doctor of MAedicine, ...

... is a letter from Queen Pomnare to Queen Victoria, and the second is a specinmen, of ' Tahiti legislation :_ QutEs FOMARp ANt) CslEFs ou TAMItm TO QULEEN Tahiti, Nov. S, iS3. Salutations, greetings, and friendship to the might: Queen of Englan d. That ...

... E NGLAN D. or I The Queen and Prince Albert, tfhe members of the s Royal suite, and the household, attended divine service on Sunday at Clarernont. Trhe Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie ,s Courtenay officiated. n. Her Majesty has just been graciously pleased to ...