... by the Queen. left the in carriage and four, and proceeded Shoreham. Their Majesties were received in the most enthusiastc manner by the peoples which they returned wi the yreatost condescension. The Duchess of Kent and the Princes* Victoria visited ...

... Highness was honoured by visit from the Queen. These amiable interchanges have been continued during Ihe week. Arrival of their Majesties Windsor Castle.—ln the early part of Friday afternoon, the King and Queen, attended by their distinguished suite, ...

... TALK. Windsor. Friday. March3o.— Yesterday the King.accompanied by Lady Sydney, drove Virginia Water in the pony phaeton. The Queen, for the first time since the sudden severe illness of the Princess Louise, rode in the park on horseback. Her Majesty was ...

... those precious things specially prayed for, the King, the Queen, and the rest the Royal Family, Ernest of Cumberland, to- ether with his little Highness Prince George; also the *r in cess Victoria, the Duchess of Kent, and the Princesses, whose presence ...

... their Majesties gave juvenile hall, honour of the Princess Victoria’s birth-day. The Princess danced in all the quadrilles during the night. She has completed her thirteenth year. The Queen was present the representation of Fidelia on Tuesday, the King’s ...

... Captain George Pecheil, R.N. Equerries, and Matter Munday, Page of Honour. The Queen, who stood in front of the Throne, had, on her left, the Prince** Augusta, the Princess Victoria, the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess Cumberland, and the PrincAs Sophia Matilda ...

... boat on wheels, with an awning raised over rods. Its centre seat was occupied Louis Philippe, the young Queen, and her husband; behind them the Queen France, and before them the young Pr nces and and Princesses were sealed. The calashes which followed, ...

... had, from the moment of her husband’s death, been set apart for the gradual liquidation of his debts and that the Princess Victoria had also applied a part of her pocket-money to the same sacred object.— Times. Statue of the Duke of York.—The column erecting ...

... know What good all this tendeth to; And what you, ycars’child, Make with all this clamour wild ? AL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS rA VICTORIA, through the Midland Counties. And looking on those tresses sleek. That shade your honest, homely check; In spite of that ...

... in bis seventeenth year, and a young Noblemnn of great promise. King Leopold and his Queen.— At the capital I had frequent opportunities of seeing Leopold and his Queen—the first appears haggard and care-worn : deep thought and anxiety may be traced upon ...

... the Queen of the Belgians is enceinte. His Majesty has been pleased to extend the license for the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, eight months, vi*., from the 15th of November. LIVING HEIRS TO THE BRITISH THRONE. A*e next I. Princew Alexandria Victoria of Kent ...

... The alterations which were contemplated at Marlborough house. in order render it a tit place of residence for the Princess Victoria, have not yet been commenced, and we bear that the idea is likely be abandoned. Government being unwilling apply to Parliament ...