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... music seller their Royal Highnesses the Duchess Kent and llie Princess Victoria; and Messrs. Hall, Son, and Yielding* tortoise shell manufacturers to her most gracious Majesty the Queen. Th* Fibotsoks.—There is a person residing in Hathersage the name of ...
... room with precipitation to avoid vote of censure. The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria arrived i at Ramsgate on Tuesday, and were followed the King i ami Queen the Helgians, who arrived there at five j o’clock. Their majesties had rough passage ...
... period to ber islenee whilst labouring under a fit of temporary insanity. Scars, Stare. During the recent visit of Princess Victoria to Wentworth House, much of the time of the royal parly was occupied in perambulating the beautiful grounds adjoining that ...
... MISCELLANY. The number of invitations given to the Duchess of Kent ami the Princess Victoria, while on their tour, from the nobility and gentry, would, accepted, have prolonged the slay of their Royal Highnesses the country until Christmas. A firm, Bristol ...
... and cost nearly ! Tory Predictions.— The Aye says, The papers have been amusing us with an anecdote about the Princess ' Victoria’s lesson in the Yorkshire dialect, which she learnt Wentworth House. Her lioyal Highness smiled at | the warning which told ...
... answer to I an nddiess, has intimated her intention of visiting Scarborough next summer, accompanied by the Princess Victoria. The Queen. Her Majesty visited Oxford on Monday. The young Oxonians, these promising sprias of Ultra- Toryism, when some one among ...
... carrying, or conveying Letters; ALSO TO ALL PERSONS whatsoever, against tending Letters otherwise than by Post. By the Act of Queen Anne, cap, 10. person whatsoever shall receive, take up, order, dispatch, convey, carry, re carry, or deliver any letters, ...
... FULL-LENGTH PORTB T of the QUEEN, by Sr William Brecbey. Prints, 24 25.; Proofs, 44 45.; before lettera, 64 6s. 4. PORTRAIT Hia Lote Majesty GEORGE IV. Thomas Lawrence. Prints, 2/. 25.; Proofs, 41. 4s. 5. THE PRINCESS VICTORIA, by Golding. Flints, 155.; ...
... FULL-LENGTH PORTRAIT of the QUEEN, by Sir William Heechy. Prints, 25.: Proofs, £4. 45.; before letters, £6. 6s. 4. PORTRAIT of His Late Majesty GEORGE IV.,by Sir Thomas Lawrence. Prints, £2. 2s. ; Proofs, 4s. 5. THE PRINCESS VICTORIA, Golding. Prints, los. ...
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... PORTRAIT of QUEEN, Sir William Benliy. Prints, 25.: Prools, 45. ; before letters, £6. 6s. 4. PORTRAIT of His Late Majesty GEORGE IV .by Sir Thomas Lawrence. Prints, £2. 2s. ; Proofs, 4s. 5. THE PRINCESS VICTORIA, by Golding. Prints, t’h/'qUEEN ot PORTUGAL ...
... a painful and lingering illness, her*** with truly Christian fortitude, Mary, second daughter lbs Ute Mr Joseph Smith, of Queen-street. She found her chief, feer*** enjoyment, in diffusing the purest happiatM around bar, and brt loss in the domestic circle ...