... -Whereas, by a statute made at the Portia- mnet holden in the seventh and eighth years of the reigmi of her present Majesty, Queen Victoria, intituled An act to amend the law of insolvency, bankruptcy, and execution, it was enacted, - amtngst otier things ...

... been sent to Tothild !;Fields House of Correction, said that his intentions towards the s, Queen wvere taghtly l honourtle ! le The Coronation of Queen Victoria costs the country re £70,000, about tile same amount as that of King Wim, the IV. Ie and his ...

... Esq., Kelghley. The magistrates, on tnking their seats, sub- os Phe seribed to the oaths of allegiance tot her Majesty Queen Victoria. wit ra The Chorrmiln briefly charged the Gsand Jury. who thou ?? .er ial tired, end thse Court proceeded to dispose of ...

... generally convenient than if it were postponed a b es perlod of the year. ater it -The new coinage of Queen. Victoria has beers d The effigy of. the Queen is without any emblem of suverei r-quite plain: the reverse is a shield. i Oirty, 0 Her Majesty will ...

... solemnized at Paris. By it the Duke de Nemours mo from becomes first cousin of Queen Victoria, through her alliance ca liture with Prince Albert, first cousin of the Queen of Portugal if ,r 500 through her alliance with the King of Portagal, nephew of ...

... Dowager), Victoria (after the Duchess of Kent), and (it the rod is believed) Louisa (after the Queen of ithe Belgians.) he The Queen held a Court and Privy Council at hI P three O'clock on Monday afternoon, at Buckingham Palace. w Ile Her Majesty's speech ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, TUESDAY. Hle THE QUEEN v. TH[E BISHOP OF RIPON. of In this case, a rule inisi for a mandamus was obtane nt compel the defendant to allow an inspection of the registry of Ft.' resignations and p~esentations, antiif necessary, to ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE .3. (lSTrrlNsO tN BANCO.I rn IIEGINA c. POCOCIK. id This Was an Appeal against a certificate of exemption from a poor e- rote imposed upon the governors or directors of tho British and Fo. *e reign Schcol Society ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, =AAu [SITrINGS IN BANCO.] THE CHARTISTS. THE QUEEN v. FEARGUS O'CONNOR AND OTHERS. W. This being the day appointed for hearing counsel for the defendants on the qnestion of venue only, Mr. EARLE, Mr. DuNDAs, Mr. BAINES, Mr. Sergeant ...

... endorsed on the bill of indictment. EHi stated that the traversers alleged that the Ist and ir 2d Victoria did not apply to proceedings in the Court of Queen's Bench in Ireland, but only to proceedings at As- ii sizes and Quarter Sessions. But he showed ...

... r 5SUPPLEMENT TO T=E LONDON GAZETTE. 'THE QUEEN'S DECLARATION.I At the Court at Kensington, the 20th day of June, L 1037,-IRESE'NT, the QUEEN'S Miost Excel-t lent l'ilajeety in Council. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, [lis Royal ?? tibe Duke ...

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