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... Majesties, the Duchess of Kent, and the Princess Victoria, asf well as at several Courts on the Continent, and lately gave a Concert in the Metropolis, under the immediate patronage of her Majesty the Queen, and the Duchess of Kent. His success at the latter ...
... EISTEDDFOD AND MUSICAL FESTIVAL. VNDER THE SPECIAL PATRONAGE OF THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES THE DUCHESS OF KENT AND THE PRINCESS VICTORIA. THE MOST NOBLE THE MARQUIS OF BUTE, AT a Meeting holden at the Town Hall, Cardiff, on Thursday, the Twenty-sixth Day of ...
... parts; 20 ( 4 « vols, half russia, (published at £ 21.)$ Elegant Extracts 6 vols, in 3, royal 8vo. calf. 0 18 6 Elizabeth's (Queen) Life and Amours, &c., by Birch ) n TQ « 2 vols. 4to. 0 18 6 English Encyclopedia or, A Dictionary of Arts and Sciences 400 ...
... Paul's Cathedral. Westminster Abbey, Entrance to Hyde Park, National Scotch Church* DEDICATED TO HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY QUEEN ADELAIDE. A complete bijou of a map, and not less useful than elegant. Tints of colour assist the eye, and almost render the ...
... Four-inch Balance- Handle Knives and Forks, of 50 Pieces, by Sansom and Sons, King s Cutlers, 55s. -The Royal Adelaide and Victoria Table Cutlery. TEA TRAYS—A great variety in Papier Machee, richly ornamented, from £ 4.10s per set of three. Japanned Iron ...
... Four-inch Balance- Handle Knives and Forks, of 50 Pieces, by Sansom and Sons, King s Cutlers, 55s. —The Royal Adelaide and Victoria Table Cutlery. • • t> • TEA TRAYS-A great variety in Papier Machee, richly ornamented, from C4. 10s per set of three. Japanned ...
... take place on the U rn of AUGUST next, under VT l'ationage of Her Most Gracious Majesty the QUEEN. Her Royal Highness the DUCHESS of KEN I, And the PRINCESS VICTORIA, When PRIZES will be awarded for the under-mimed Articles, viz.: DAHLIAS 3 A LS1 R (E M E ...
... Mary, the First Furits and lenths continued to be paid punctually into the public Exche- quer till the reign of Queen Anne, when the Queen, moved, it is said, by Bishop Burnet and others, and deploring the wretched condition in which many of the poor ...
... learn that it is in the contemplation of the French government to reduce the duty on coal imported in the northern ports. The Victoria, a new three-decker, of dimensions larger than those of any ship at present in the British navy, was commenced at Pembroke-yard ...
... attend to OPEN a LODGE at the WHITE LION, BRYN MA WR, near NANTYGLO, on MONDAY, the 20th instant, which will be called the QUEEN VICTORIA. They will also attend on MONDAY, the 27th, at the BUSH INN, ABERCARN. to OPEN a LODGE, to be called the GWENYNEN GWENT ...
... '■ •— — ^—i. :N CAUTION ilgninst illegally sending, collecting, conveying, or delivering Letters. BY the Act pf the 1st Victoria, c. 36, sec. 2, every Person who dispatches or sends, or causes to be sent, or tender or delivers in order to be sent otherwise ...
... wilUttend to JL OPEN a LODGE at the WHITE LION, BRYNMAWR, Hear NANTYCLO, on MONDAY, the 20th instant, which will be the QUEEN VICTORIA. They will also attend on MONDAY, the 27th, at the BUSH m INN, ABERCARN, to OPEN a LODGE, to be called the it GWENYNEN ...