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... meeting of parliament. The London, Qaxette has the following:— BY THE QUEEN PROCLAMATION. Victoria B.—Whereas our Parliament atMids prorogued to Friday, the 13th day Jannmy Bt “\'?> with the advice of our Privy Council, hereby pub-1 lish and declare ...
... six months. Rachel Thomas was summoned by Ann Hope, for an assault.—Defendant ordered to pay costs. Edward Ballinger, Queen Victoria beer-house, Dukestown, was summoned for keeping his house open at illegal hours on the 17th July. P.C. Price proved the ...
... —Morning Star. THE DISPUTE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND SPAIN. The decision of the Prize Court at Cadiz that the capture of the Queen Victoria by the Spanish guarda costo was illegal does not settle the questions pending between England and Spain with regard to ...
... of the English Admiralty, M. Chasselonp Laubat, Minister of Marine, in his speech proposing the toast of “Her Majesty Queen Victoria and the British Navy,” said the time of hostile rivalry between the two countries had passed away. There now only remaiaed ...
... first Prmoe of the Blood who has owned yacht since the day s of Charles 11. George IV., William IV., and our gracious Queen Victoria have had what are termed Royal yachts, they are more state vessels than pleasure vessels. It will gratifying sight to ...
... died December 16, 1865, after prosperous reign 31 years. The other inscription states that— This monument was erected by Queen Victoria In memory of the uncle who held a father’s place in her affections. The various portions of the monument have been forwarded ...
... beer-house, was summoned for keeping his house open illegal hours, on the 13th instant —Fined 6s. and costs. Edward Balinger, Queen Victoria beer-house, Dukestown, was charged with a similar offence, on the 6th instant.—Fined 10s. and costa. Thomas Saunders, ...
... appearance, and creeping stealthily, like undertakers’ men, to the throne, they set aside the covering, when the Royal seat of Queen Victoria shone resplendently amid the general gloom. At two o’clock precisely Lord Cranworth, the present Lord Chancellor, attended ...
... no other alternative than for the Spanish Government to tender to England ample apology for seizing the Tornado and the Queen Victoria and to compensate the owners of each vessel, or there must be a declaration of war. Lord Stanley has written a peremptory ...
... avons changes tout cela; and, unlike nnhappy Queen Mary, who, grieving over the loss of the last of onr French possessions, stud that “ the word Calais would be found written on her heart,” Queen Victoria may thank God that she does not own a rood of ...
... order that the common efforts might be crowned with success, it appeared indispensable to the ministers of her Majesty Queen Victoria, that the Cabinets of England and France should enter into a preliminary exchange of frank and cordial explanations respecting ...
... church. It bears the following inscription:—“ To the noble and illustrious Prince Albert, K.G., Consort to her Majesty Queen Victoria, and Lord of the Castle and Lands of Balmoral, this tablet is dedicated, in deep sorrow for his early death, and in pious ...