... celebrated Tuesday, the Oth of June, instead of the 24th of May. The Queen will hold a privy council this afternoon Buckingham Palace, at three o'clock. The Earl of Aberdeen had audience of the Queen yesterday. Her Majesty and Prince Albert honoured the performance ...

... English newspapers of the visit of the King and Queen of the French with some younger members of the royal family, to the Queen of England. It adds that some new efforts are making to induce Queen Victoria to cross the Channel and pass some days at the ...

... roof any of those Eastern beauties. It is Prince Albert of Prussia, and not, as stated the German papers, the consort of Queen Victoria, who is cxpected St. Petcrsburgh. ...

... patronesses and stewards. Presents for the Queen. —A letter from Tunis, of the 28th April states : — Yesterday (27th April) the brother of Krajera-Dar left for England. He the bearer of presents to Queen Victoria. At Malta he will embark on board a steamer ...

... with the seals of the Department for Public Instruction. It is reported that the Duchess of Orleans has received from Queen Victoria an autograph letter requesting her to stand as one of the sponsors to the young English Princess recently born. The Duchess ...

... the royal speech is presented to the king, his Majesty intends to return with all the royal family where the visit of Queen Victoria is expected. Germany.—Discovery of a New Conspiracy IN Galicia.—The Frankfort Allgemeine Zeitwig, of the '-4th instant ...

... It's a lie-upon my word and honour it is; I am a useful citizen-an honourable member of society, and a loyal sub- ject of Queen Victoria. The magistrate inflicted a nominal fine of one shilling. ...

... she showed herself ev'ery inch a Queen and the few sentences which she addressed to the council cannot fail to meet with the warmest sympathy in the bosom of every well-wisher to his country. Theyoung Queen Victoria, accopaied by the Duchess of Kent ...

... Majesty. The loyalty of the Irish pebple was well known; they entertained fan undying loyalty to Queen Victoria (cheers). Hie would say, long live the Queen; the Irish were never in any period 'of history dis- loyal. They were always 'found faithful subjects ...

... written an autograph letter to Queen Victoria, congratulating her on her escape.-Globe. The committee of subscribers to the equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington have recently had the gratification of receiving the Queen's subscription of five hundred ...

... police-court to defend James Young, master of the Siren steamer, cliared with running foal of another steamer called the Queen Victoria, belonging to a rival company, and had the assurance to ask Ir. Broderip, the magistrate, to postpone the hearings of ...

... Qieen.Victoria and Prince Albert in- tend to visit Ireland in the autumn has been renewed in Dublin. The Journal des Debats says that the prince and prin- cess royal of Prussia are about to proceed to England, on an invitation from Queen Victoria. On Saturday ...