... —not fewer than fifteen crowned heads would here meet Queen Victoria. Coburg, August 22. —Her Majesty and the rest of the Royal party assembled here are living in comparative retirement. The Queen and Prince Albert continue with their suite to occupy ...

... ments. We have, for example, the exhibition the other week, at Saxe-Gotha, where our own fair sovereign, Queen Victoria, accompanied by the Queen of the Belgians, the Duchess Alexandrina of Saxe- Coburg, and other high and honourable dames, graced with ...

... the last number of the Edinburgh Review, referring to the second pathetic appeal from the ill-fated and injured Queen Pomare to Queen Victoria, remarks * We are far from objecting to that confidence which Lord Aberdeen expresses his willingness to place ...

... assailants. '* ' The house well set out for the distinguished visitors. ''Neither Louis XVIII., nor the Dukeof Orleans, nor Queen Victoria, nor any of the great ones of the earth, whose visits are recorded with pillars and with trees planted hands, saw so nobly ...

... velvet, on which is also impressed the Queen's arms.— Galig nani's Messenaer. It said that the Queen and her Royal Consort will accompany Louis Philippe on his return to Cosport, and, in the Royal Albert and Victoria steamer, convoy his Majesty to within ...

... Meanwhile, since the petty disturbances in Ireland, our own country continues tranquil, no one making its people afraid ; and Queen Victoria, trusting to the tried loyalty of her Highland subjects, ruralises at Balmoral and breaks its pleasant monotony by picnic ...

... proportions had been erected. It bore the in- Frencli, The Malines Station— her . Jesty Queen Victoria and his Royal Highness 1 mice •Mbert. t Malines, tbe King and Queen ofthe Belgians were Siting to receive the Royal travellers. Their Ma- soon after entered ...

... of Holland will visit the King and Queen of the Fre this summer. King Louis Philippe will visit the teau of Pau (now in process of restoration) in month two, whence he will go to Bayonne to have inter* with the Queen of Spain, who will proceed to San ...

... was surrounded with troops under the command of General Wrangel, placed in a state of the closest siege. Only think of Queen Victoria commanding the Duke of Wellington to blockade London, and bombard Bt. Stephens, became Parliament presumed to grant some ...

... which this countr would not have been permitted by Queen harlotte in | the reign of good old George IIL. But, although these productive | seeking to ladies may still appear at the Court of Queen Victoria, her rules have forbidden the repetition of new affords ...

... Gillis denies what I have said of the Protestant Duchess of Orleans, the Protestant King of the Belgians, and her Majesty Queen Victoria, having recently been put up in a church in Paris, among number of saints, with several other members of the Royal Family ...

... take place the third week in the ensuing month. The Duchess of Oideans received a few days back an autograph letter from Queen Victoria, inviting her Royal Highness to hold at the fount her newdy-bora daughter. are informed that the Princess replied that ...