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... of his decease, without issue, his .Majesty’s Royal was easy and unassuming among the higher classes I neice, Alexandrina Victoria, daughter of the late Duke whom he lived. He was considerate, kind, and lot Knot, will stand in that important relation ...
... man the name of Stone, to the late virtuous and good Queen Charlotte, which has been alluded by some of the newspapers since the arrival of her Majesty the Queen ofWirtemberg. To our gracious Queen C/uirlotle, Mistress of Great Bri. tain and its Appendages ...
... which we sincerely desire may be long before it is agitated on the Banks of the Thames. An infant, nine years old, Alexandria Victoria, daughter oftthe Duke of Kent, and a Princess of Saxe Coburg, for the Throne of Kngland. The Duke Clareflce, aged 63, the ...
... juvenile branches the Nobility and Gentry, which was rendered very interesting the introduction of the young Queen of Portugal and the Princess Victoria, both about the same age. the middle of one of the sides of the ball-room a temporary orchestra was fitted ...
... reserved for the young Queen Portugal and'the Members of the Royal Family :in this yard the King's Guard were on duty, with the Band the regiment, in tiieir state dresses. The Duchess of Kent, accompanied the Princess Victoria, and attended Sir John Conroy ...
... GIBRALTAR, May 3). (EXTRACT OF of Morocco’s cruizers is reported that the are getting ready for sea.” Tur Furure Queen oy English public cess Victoria is accom- will be happy to learn that the Prin She lished in a degree quite extraordin ary for her age. near ...
... descendant* of England, Queen Denmark, Grand mother Frederic IV. the present Duchess Holstein, and also the dethroned King Sweden, (Gustavos Adolphus,) of the Elector Hesse that the family of the last named claim from Louisa England, Queen Denmark, well from ...
... each ; e Duchess of Kent 12,0001; the Duke of Gloucester ,0001. Independent of the income enjoyed by his present Ma- sty, the Queen was in the receipt of 6,000! per annum, | hich was settled upon her on her marriage in 1818. List of his present Majesty’s ...
... telegraph.” the Queen’s accompa ing ber Royal Consort. She will ground ; the ceiling is surrounded by a cornice of beau- under Captain Brennan, together with two or three com- tion followed these observations. THIRD EDITION. be the first Queen of cA teat Britain ...
... there was not in the store as much provisions as would sup. On entering the room, the demonstrations of satisfaction the Queen’s County were Siz Henry Parnelland afterwards quietly dispersed to their different homes. yet became deafening, and several ...
... tions. The Powder, which is perfectly is ap- daughter of Baldwin, Fifth Count of Flanders, and sister lia Elizabeth, the late Queen Consort of England. in official attendance. upon Hull ; and by Lord Wharuaclitfe, from the licensed lied externally, and its ...
... 27—After partaking of a fiejeune, given the most splendid scale by tile Duka Wellington at Apsley bouse, to (lie King and Queen, tho members of the Royal Family, and a large party of General officers,who were present at the review, his Majesty, accompanied ...