... PPROCLAMIATION OF QUEEN ViCTORIA. Her Majesty Queen Vietoril' aa ivrl' at St. Jamiess Palace, at. trn ee'lo-k oit Wed ?? ni mrii r, where she was rv'i ved hy ?? of' tilu h olilo bet's of tile 1vial Family, tha varionu obicers ?of' the Ilo ischold, the ...

... courage, &c. The choir ?? sang the following ail- them- T1le Queen shall rojoice, &c. Jlbe l)ean toen ta1cing thc Holy Bible from the altar, 'resented it 1o the Queen, saving, Our Gracious Queen,&c.- The Archbishop then priot(iunctd the benediction, the ...

... QUEEN VICTORIN AND THE FUENCH PRESS. rI'I.A f~s -- /;I-I . ?? A visitf, from it Sovereiuml | The (Collstitwefrct snsy-' v ?? rplu 'il[ ilwt of Enj Intd to a French Neinarch is a fact of such race occurvetceo that we search with somne curiosity for such ...

... LORD MELBOURNE'S VISITS TO QUEEN VICTORIA. (FraoM THE JON BULL.) Her Majesty arrived in town on Taesday. The Queen gave audience to Lord Melbourne, woo had the honour of dining with her Majesty in the evening. On Wednesday Lord Melbourne had an audience ...

... nighty au;pices of the Virgin Mary. Under the guidance )f the Queen of Heaven anottier attempt is to be mado o rend asunder the united empire of our' beloved Snvo. 'eign Queen Victoria. We shall see in the end v hether bady Mary or her Britannic M;jesty ...

... of modern civilization, that this last remnart of former barbarism can now be safely dis- pensed with. 1er Mlajesty, Queen Victoria, is as secure on the hospitable shores of France as she could be on those of any section of her own dlominions, while ...

... Liverpool, salt Margaret, MIDowvell, Workington, salt Tartar, (st.) Stewart, Glasgow Rcindeer, (at.) Head, Liverpool Queen Victoria. Beasley, Dublin, general cargo 19l-Preston, Wilson, Bangor, slates Amelia, Coates, London, wheat Isabella, I omes, Liverpool ...

... genlerall cargo 3,- Albion ?? IlHswell, Stratriter Earl of Loisadale (st), Thum1o-ln, Whitolhaven Tartur ?? Stewart. Clasgow Queen Victoria (At), Church. Dublin Jane Siewart, Liverpool. salt 4- Falcoli (st ). G owan, Liverpool Active, Xidd, Glasgow, freestone ...

... -Tynwald, st., Liverpool: Albion, st., Stranraer; Glow- Worin, st., Ardrossan. 22 -Queen, Whitebaven ; 'Ilhetis, st., Glasgow ; Princess Alice, st., Fleetwood. 23.-Queen Victoria, st., Liverpool; Royal Adelaide, st., Dublin, Glow. Worm, st., Ardrossan ; IEmma ...

... William, Edward, Liverpool, flour; %Vardlow, Templeton, Liver- pool, salt; Jessie, Hudson, Liverpool, salt; 10 colliers. 25- Queen Victoria, at., Dublin - Fire-Fly, at., Ardrossan ; Blenheim, at., Liverpool; John W. Andrews, French, New York, pork, &C. ; Hprald ...

... 7-Counteas of Lonsdale (at), Kennedy, Whitehavemi Ruby. Rogers. Larne, flour Princess Alice (at). HUlMphreyR, Fleetwood Queen Victoria (st). Cllurch I)ubliu A urorm (st), Andereon, Gla-gow 8-lrnreaRet. Ml'Gee, Bangor. slates l'oalco (tt), Cowan, Liverpool ...

... Save the Queen, played admirably ly the hands of the regiments assembled, announced the near approach of the. Royal cortege, and at half a minute after seven o'clock the Roval carriagfe, with their Majesties Queen Victoria, the King and Queen of tbe French ...