... anniversary of the birth-day-bf the Piticess Victoria, when her Royal Elighoess com- pleted -het tenth .year. On this occasion the Ptincihss .received many visits of congratulation, among therm that of the young Queen of Portugal. ?? The-Tike-and-Duchess of ...

... and on the death of ,W hbs present Majesty, the Duke 4of Cumberland would be- g come King of Hanover, and the Princess Victoria Queen is of these realms. The Duke of Cumberland would claim the office of Regent as his right; and Mr Pitt had contend- ed ...

... appearance of the Princess Victoria at Court. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester also came in state. Their Majesties having entered the state-room, the Queen took her station in the centre of the Throne. ThA Princess Victoria stood to the left of her Majesty ...

... arrive at a quarter before eight. At half-past eight their Ma~jesties entered, followed by the Duchess of Kent, Princess Victoria, Duchess of Cam- Ibridge, Prince George and Princess Augusta of Cambridge) ?? Duke and Prince George of Cumberland, the Land- ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE-OF LORDS-TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. THE KING AND QUEEN'S VISIT. Notwithstanding the unfavouvableuess of the day, tbou- sands were c igregated in Pall-mall, Charing-cross. and Pdrliament-street, to witiless their Masjestie. procession ...

... attractive as the Queen. Thr' peculiar ceremony of her coronation and anointing, and the length of time since the like ceremony was performed, as wvell as the character of the Queen, turned all eyes towards her Majesty. In the coronation of the Queen, no consent ...

... wabanioul them at the critical moment?-27he Age. PaINC'SS VICTORIA.-Mayv COaitradiareyV rumouts have been circulated relative to the;-ause tcihe absence of ?? of Kent, and the Princess Victoria, from the Coronation. The Duchess of Kent' was ansngus that ...

... Capt. Geo. Pechell, R. N. Equerries, and Master Munday, Page of Honour. The Queen, who stood in front of the Throne, had on her left the Prineess. Augusta, *the Princess Victoria, the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Cumberlaud, and the Princess Sophia' ...

... have crept into the administration of the poor laws of England, may, taking for its basis the noble statute of the 43d of Queen Elizabeth, put a term to the disturbances and crimes which unrelieved misery and a deep sense of op- pression now engender ...

... of Wight, in consequence of the Duchess of Kent, having selected that place as the residence of herself and the Princess Victoria- during the summer months. Irwii Castle, the seat of the late Lord Henry Seymour, which was occupied by the heiress presumptive ...

... repealed. DEPARTURE Oe DONNA M.ARItA FOR PORTUGAL.- 9n Monday forenoon the Queen of Portugal and the Ducl7ss of Braganzal'were visited by the Duchess of Kent a Princess Victoria, at the house of Admiral Wi~si, Portsmouth. At one o'clock, the deptiution ...

... John Ormsby Vandeleur, la'tely nominated to be Knights Grand Crosses of the, said order. The Duceiess of KentaInd Princess Victoria visited the Earl of Cavan, at his beautiful, residence in England on Friday. 'The Mar'qness of Abercorn has left Baron's ...