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... the meeting of the Court this day, the Lord Advo. ds. cate and Solicitor General presentoel their Commission pot from the Queen, and were Sworn in accordingly, as were at also the Depute Advocates. to CHARGEOF FIXRE-RAISING. tint Jo/tn J/ins Macdonald ...
... secured it firmly on his head, and said, No, Sir. I won't here. When the officer of the Court came to the wiords Queen Victoria, in the oath of supreoma. cy, he exclaimed, with great emphasis. She is an usur- per. At the conclusion of the oath ...
... With bosom of purrple, and lea-es ever green, Than now when it blossoms for Scotland's Fair Queen I Than now when it blossoms for Scotland'a Fair Queen l Victoria! High Princess ! oh, where is the band, ?? all thy dominions-the lengrh of the land- In devotion ...
... repeat it two or three times, ant a restoration will take place. George the Fourth and William the Fourth, as wvell as Queen Victoria, were crowned on a Thurs. day. BIRTHS. At 3, Hope Street, Leitt Wall, on the 4t11 current, Mra GonGsa TtiomsoN, of a son ...
... of the British Queen. On the evening of Monday last, the Victoria and the British Queen started for Perth; the Victo. ria took the lead. After passing Birnam Inn, the British Queen, it is said, made several attempts to pass the Victoria, who ...
... Levant, touching at Tripoli. CARL KING'S PRtEsrNT TO QUEEN VICTORIA. -The return of the Great Western has brought us news of the beautiful bonnet sent by the celebrated Carl King of New York to the Queen of England. As soon as the Western reached England ...
... defendant, when placed at the bar, seemed in n state ot much excitement. He called out in a loud tone, CC Her Majesty the Queen Victoria's life's in dan. ger I Yes * the Duchess of Sutherland is attempting her life I Then, catching a glimpse of the deputy-jailer ...
... Glasgow Shipping Company's steam ship, Royal Victoria, Captain 3licklereid, arrived at Leith on Monday everaing at 11 o'clock. Yesterday afternoon, a young gentleman belon- ing to Edinburgh, who was riding on the Queens- ferry Road, was thrown fromu his horse ...
... ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THIE QUEEN AND PRINCE ALBERT. FURT515R PDARTICU2I,11S rno`I IO-sr. ,V'S PAPERS. Since the apprehension of Oxford, every means have been tried for the purpose of ascertaining when, or from whom, it vas likely he had procured the ...
... whizzed om the opposite side of the road. The Queen was not aware that an attempt had been made on her life. The prisoner looked behind him, pulled another pistol from his breast, and fired it at the Queen. The Queen, by this time, became aware that the prisoner ...
... nisterial criis has jjust received its solu- tion. After severii ionferenuces wvith the menihers of the Cainitet ?? the Duke of Victoria. 31. t-iom- z de. the President of the Council, on thlto ?? nm .f the thti instanti ?? bis plin. s!tl ih comtsiteid of three ...
... iatoaiattaon. The !catount of Sisett, ltro frequented Itirs, is very enter. taining. Victoria tlegitta consiats nf a series nf pseltta ly Miss Aeton. oal our little Queen. Mev Grat'I,'l'ura altici follows, is a capital quit oa Pati. Sant T'auritti. Toe ...