... 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 ...

... Im- rmediately after tire removal of the cloIth, the chairman gave ir succession the healths of the King, the Queen, the Princess Victoria, and the rest of the royal family, and the navy and army of England. The Lord Mayor then gave, on the part of tIre ...

... 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 ...

... offence, and therefore the bench was bound to dismiss the complaint. I-He paid a bigh compliment to our young and virtueos Queen Victoria, and ably explaiiind in what true pa. triotism consisted, as well in respect of Englisihmen 'and hishmenonsals ) our-brethren ...

... 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 ...

... contrivance on board the Victoria, and the engineer remarked, that the Victoria was only provided with steel-yard valves, which were upon the deck of the vessel by the side of the safety valve. The jory were then called on board the Victoria again, sod discharged ...

... lumns. They express all that was done and said. THE EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE ViCTORIA STEAM SHIP.-Anotber man has fallen a victim to i the bursting of the boiler on board the Victoria Hull ! steamer. On Sunday morning, Jumes Derrington, I a young man, aged ...

... empire who more than another has claims upon the affectionate notice of the Queen, it is the Duchess of Northumber- land. Her Grace was Governess to her Majesty when Princess Victoria, and in that situation not only gave the greatest satisfaction generally ...

... Strangewvays made a' full COn- feseion in the psnsnence of ts. Hague, 'Esq., a magis- trater eand Abbeyy was subsequently admitted Queen's evidence, there not beinga clear-case against hini. Mr. Justice WILLIAMrs verTclosely cross-examined theprosecutoraund Mr ...

... truly gratifying to observe the enthusi- asm with which the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria were received both in going to and returning from the Queen's Drawing Room, on Wednesday. The fervour of the populace on that occasion brought to mind ...

... ''Tie Kitig,'' wvi t three- n tintes-tltree, ; andi time anthem duly enipitasised ; The t I. Queen. awitt tltree-titnles-three ; and ?? The Princess ;,Victoria, awith Tita Royal Fatmlly, preceded the dI great toast of tite day, which waes eloquetntly ...