... a Bomba-v Ptiper, of the 14th Mnrch PIsI. It eorlitts:s in ?? of the Port of AMUddilttghmr, Sitl:;i,! tio tbe ?? of Foit Victoria, havintt her: L, iken by Stolm. it; the tllst tralnaot sty]e, by :c small forc(e Irtirlir the !0coirnatid of CI l. eIerljiy ...

... Kensington Palace. The infant was n enamed Alexandrina Victoria. The sponsors were the th Prince Regent, the Duke of York as proxy for the ini- peror of Russia, the Princess Augusta as proxy for th Queen Dowager of Wirtemberg, and the Duchess of w Gloucreser ...

... 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 ...

... E BALI..-On Thisrsday week the King W gnvea Bell to ?? Branches of the nobility and oau gentry. The young Princess Victoria and the Queen of OC Portugal were present. gil SPANISt BAZA.At.-The Bazaar held last r; week, in the Hanover Roonts, London, hts ...

... thdr respective E resldenees In tbe eventag. - _ The King completes his .7th year ol thes 2!st of g Augnat. r The Princesist Victoria completed her 13tl vear on .Tiuriday i In holnour of which ocrialon her Majesty the Quesn gave Ai71allto the juvenile branchetiof ...

... eitNnon; 4. Mr. Ilird, Alfred; 3. Sir. Tate, r it ailnow; 6. Mir. Shorroleks, Caxtocn ; 7. Mr1. Ilinchlifte, Traveller's It Queen; 8. Mr. Flird, Duke of Kent-Scarlet Flakes.-]. Mr. Hird, d lestivel; 2. Ditto, Dr. Barnes; 3 Mr. Malnsley, First West Yorke; ...

... saitet ?? ?? anti sailed flo b ' Lishn. At 11 t;'W ItllltlOCS ptist 12 o'clock, thle DlIChtSS or 1eilt tind ilthe Princess Victoria arrived at rite Kilng's stairs ill the Docn-vard, where they were receiveil wit llsfiliutllr Itititttrt, and conticrtet bhy ...

... large, IQ additiosn hint mll ts otic eiriattracioneto, esltrelalty when disittignishud by piurlt- Sand Mihi'tol ~cn Yirtne. Queen Adtlalite lies, no deiubl, merit ?? the moral at- -thihugi an. muslphisre of oar Coi11tit we admiree iter for it, anld witihout ...

... which has lately been circulated as to the interest. ing situation of her Majesty the Queen.-Morning Herald, _ wiclh originated the gossip. )f THIEIE PRINCESS ViCTORiA.-LlTe Princess has grown very much, and improved considerably since her Royal Eligh. ...

... sa-sehich her Majesty's -birth-day is celebrated, wa VC kept as at bolitlay at the public offices. The real birith-day of' the Queen does no t occuf until tlie 11th of August, whenlr shte will be 43 years Wa~ge. I: The Duke and Duchesos of Camhridge, who have ...

... Kernble's great success ill the Ancient Concerts, anti tle high air encomitums ?? the yortng lady's vocal talenssl by thes tn Queen, has recottmea ~ed to the committee of matasgeainet of the ensuing musical festival in the Cattetdral at York, that re- Mliss ...