... uncertain, we might say, the indescribable state of the health of the Duke of Clarence—and the tender years of the Princess Victoria, all unite at the present moment, to raise the question of Regency, and to embarrass the operations of the Minister. Three ...

... Power* on'the accession of a new reign, two Statutes of Ring William and Queen Anne havA enacted that the Parliament in being shall continue for six months after the death of the King Queen, unless sooner dissolved or prorogued by the successors to the Throne; ...

... lie the sole guardian of the person of the infant Queen, and sold regent of the kingdom, subject to ibis provision—that in the event of the birth of a posthumous child of the King, her Majesty, the Queen, should guardian of its person and, from the moment ...

... most splendid scale. After the doth was removed the followtug toasts were given : The King, God bless him.” The Queen.” The Princess Victoria, and the rest of the Royal Family.” Tlie Lord Lieutenant, and Prosperity to Ireland.” Lord Hill and the Army.” ...

... Roo»f.—The Queen ha' pointed fur the celebration of her birth-Hnj, i jetty held her first draning-room, which was numerni temM. Their Kujral Highnesses the Duchess of Kent Wincess Victoria eanw in state; this was the BrA the Princes Victoria at Cenrt. ...

... dwelling his Majesty’s sacrifice of the Queen’s outfit, his confidence his Ministers, am! his support of relurfw. The Royal health was then pledged with four limes four. The charities and conjugal affection of Ihe Queen afforded an introductory descant, her ...

... of coming down to the Hou>e on to give the royal assent the Queen’s Dowry Bill, a considerable number of Peeresses were assembled in the House soon after twelve o’clock. Her Majesty, the Queen, ai rived half past three o’clock, and look her seat in chair ...

... of the most remarkable circumstances attending the coronation, was the absence the Duchess of Kent and the young Princess Victoria. 'Hie papers carry on still war upon the subject. is alleged the one hand, that her royal highness is ill-advised, and the ...

... MAT. Memel, Victoria, Vosa, Timber, Otc. Chrirtiantound, Svlvialendogheden, Zeither, Deals, fila.eow, Mary, Chapman, Coals. Ditto. Fovle, (Steamer.) Wyse, floods and Passenger* Ditto, UndondciTJ, (Pleamer.) Coulter, Ditto. Liverpool, Queen Adelaide, (Steamer ...

... applause.— Among the toasts, the illustrious Chairman gave will* marked emphasis the following The King.”—“ The Queen.”— The Princess Victoria, ami the other branches of the Royal Family.*’—“ The Navy and Army of Great Britain.”—Protestant Ascendancy.”—The ...

... The* Lord rfext ga?e Our Protestamt-itfieen-Queen Adelaide. It wa* received with enthusiastic cheers.—(Nine times nine.)—Queen Adelaide’s March. The Princess Victoria, and may she follow the example of Queen EHeabeib. The Lord Mayor then The Duke of Cumberland ...

... principles which called bis family to the throne of these realm#—(cheers.) Our Gracious Queen Adelaide—nine times nine—(tremendous cheering.) The Princess Victoria—may she prove another Elizabeth in her sapport of Protestantism. His Rnyal Highness the ...