... Queen Victoria. f, SCOTLAND. William Beattie, M.D.. Grad, ol the Unir. of Edin., Momb. of tbe Royal Coll, of Pbys. London, of the Hint. Inst, of France, Author of ** Switzerland, &c. Illustrated by one hundred and twenty splendid Views, (with Urge map ...

... Queen Victoria. 2. SCOTLAND. By WILLIAM BEATTIE, M.D., of Cnlver»lty Edinlmnrh; Member of the Ro?«I Colleite of Phy»lcUn*. I.ondon; of the lli«torle*l Instltatt oi France; Author of •* *e. Illustrated by 120 •plenJld View# (with land Map of the country) ...

... salulte red by the artillery in the inclosure of St.James's Park, the band of the Queen's Guards (3d Foot Guards) playing God save the Queen. The Peers and Peeresses in the Queen's carriages 'ore their robes and car- ried their coronet; the other Ladies of ...

... ACCESSION OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA. THE FIRST COURT. Her Majesty the Queen Victoria held her first court on Tuesday morning, at Kensington Palace. It was attended by upwards of ore hundred of the members of his late Majesty's Privy Council, and by the Lord ...

... Accession of Queen Victoria- PROCLAMATION OF THE «UEEN. ROYAL PROCESSION FROM KENSINGTON TO ST. JAMESES. It having become known that her Majesty wauld on Wednesday morning leave Kensington Palace for St. James s, preparatory to her public proclamation ...

... The CORONATION of QUEEN VICTORIA. PAINTED BY E. T. PARRIS. The courtesy of the artist having afforded us an oppor- tunity of seeing this splendid performance, the general view of which (by tickets) commences this day, we pro. ceed to give a brief description ...

... THE CORONATION OF QUEEN VICTORIA. The Gazette of Tuesday night contains a second proclamation on the subject of the approaching coronation, declaring that such part only of that ceremony as has been hitherto solemniz , d in Westminster Abbey shall be ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA THE FIRST. THE ACCESSION. The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Marquis Conyngbam, Lord Chamberlain, proceeded to Kensingtou palace early on Tuesday norning, and communicated to her Majesty the Queen, and to the Duchess of Kent, the intelligence ...

... THE CORONATION OF QUEEN VICTORIA. splendid national pageant has passed, and high as were the expectations which were fimmed of it, they have teen exceeded. It is impossible to describe the bustle whieh preceded, or the gorgeous loyalty and joy which ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA AND HER COURT. Oa Trwsday, Majesty took an airing the in her pony chaise. On :Wednesday, the Queen honoured Mr. George Harter with a sitting. Her Majesty did not leave the Palace, in consequence of the extremely boiste. roes weather. Oa ...

... her majesty, queen victoria, and her royal parents. DrKB AND DUCHBSS OF KENT, SIX PZaATSS OF THE FASHIONS FOR THE WINTP.R. Of Attrmr»ion and Novelty : corrprchendinf «v»ry dcsrr.ption Mllllwerv, Heart- Orc*s*e*. Ac. fic. comprise the splendid Embellish ...

... HER MAJESTV QUEEN VICTORIA. J MITCHELL, 33, OLD BOND-STREET, lias the honour to annouce the publication of a PORTRAIT of HER MAJESTY from a Drawing recently executed by Special Command for her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, H. J. LANE, Exp A.R.A ...