... ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE QUEEN AND PRINCE ALBERT. Trs TRI&AL Or OXrORD. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT-July 9. Great anxiety has been shown to gain admission to the Court, to be present at the trial of Edward Oxford, charged with high treason. The applica- ...

... ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THIE QUEEN AND PRINCE ALBERT. FURT515R PDARTICU2I,11S rno`I IO-sr. ,V'S PAPERS. Since the apprehension of Oxford, every means have been tried for the purpose of ascertaining when, or from whom, it vas likely he had procured the ...

... ATTEAMPTr TO ASSASSINATE IhER MA- JESTY AND PRINCE ALBERT. On Thursday afternoon, lr Pelham, the Solici- tor, engaged to defend Oxford, received through the penny post, a letter in the prisoner's hand writing, of which the following is a verbatim copy:- ...

... ATROCIOUS ATTEMPT TO ASSASSI- NATE THE QUEEN AND PRINCE ALBERT. (Froee ihse Times.) About six o'clock yesterday evening the Queen and Prince Albert left Backingbam Palace by the garden gate opening upon Conlstitution Bill. 11er Majesty and the Prince ...

... cated, by an Aberdeen bookseller.— Aberdeen Wepyespar, Sept. 5.—Her Majesty, Prince Albert, and ladies in waiting, drove out in a pony phaeton to Invergelder. Prince Albert then went a deer-stalking in Glengelder. The Hon, Fox Maule and Lord Grey called ...

... TElE COIJRT AT BALMIORAL On Thnr day evening, Prince Albert, after returning froms the gathering at Branimar, shot twao fine roe deer-and on Fri- day, a splendid stag in the forest of Balmoral. His Royal Highness has also had good sport on the moors. ...

... Master of the Household. Her Majesty and Prince Albert were received at Backingham Palace by the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward, the Vice-Chamberlain, and Lord Colville, Lord in Waiting on Prince Albert. Lord Hill bad an audience of her Majesty. ...

... Drawn and etched by Prince Albert, Jan, 8. 1841. No. 29. Head of an Old Man. Drawn by Prince Albert in 1840, and etched by her Majesty, Jan. 9, 1841. No. 30. Swiss Peasant and Child. Drawn by her Majesty, and etched by Prince Albert, Jan. 16, 1841. ?? ...

... COURT. Brighton, IMalrch 3. The Queen and Prince Albert left the Palace this morning, elbre tell o'clock, and took an airing along tbe 'lif4s in a pony phaetoln. At three o'clock this afternoon Prince Albert drove her Majesty out in a pony phaeton. Colonel ...

... honour of joining the royal circle at dinner. On Sunday, her Majesty, Prince Albert, and suite, drove to Crathie Church in two phaetons. In the first were her Ma- jesty, Prince Albert, and the ladies in waiting—in the second, and Mr Birch. Earl Grey, Colonel ...

... George and Lady Grey, the Master of Trinity, Cambridge, and Mrs Whewell, and the Hon. William and Mrs Cowper. The Queen and Prince Albert honoured the French eques- trian performances at Drnry Lane Theatre wit their presence yesterday afternoon. Her Majesty ...

... Clergy of the Three De. aeminatione, after presenting their address to the Queen, bad an audience ef his Royal Highness Prince Albert, and presented an address of congratulation to his Royal Bligllnese. The Prince was attended iry the Marquis of Exeter ...