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... o'clock on the morning of the .11,1, when two-thirds of the troop were again called out to `top the progress of the rioters in Queen-square, he did permit the detachment to proceed under the command of the said young Cornet, while he himself remained in q ...
... other Slings, that the object of wady of those who supported the Relorni Bill was to defeat the succession of the Princess Victoria, to overthrow the monarchy. Lord considered the petition unfit to be received, and moved that it be rejected. A alert discussion ...
... committed the rash act in a fit of insanity, as his commercial affairs are understood to be in a satisfactory state. The Princess Victoria, presumptive heir to the Throne, is to make a tour through the greater part of England in the hundred per cent. The total ...
... BALL.—On Thursday evening their Majesties gave a Juvenile Ball at St. James's, in honour of the birth-day of the Princess Victoria. The State Rooms were prepared as on the occasion of the late Ball. The company began to arrive at the Palace at a quarter ...
... conduct by which our virtuous and exemplary Queen has been assailed, and hoped that the hearts of both Englishmen and Welshmen would protect her from the censoriousness of the press. The Princess Victoria and the rest of the Royal Family. The Duke ...
... easter. boundary of Canada. —Tines. It is whispered in the circles of the Court that the tour now performing by the Princess Victoria is the first oil series which her Royal Highness will mak• of her owe country. It is added that, as the heiress presumptive ...
... and their virtues changed into an empty name.—Thossos on the Geology of Pembrokeshire. DUCHESS OF KENT AND THE PRINCESS VICTORIA. —During the past week, their Royal Highnesses have ' progressed', in their tour to Beaumaris, through Poole, Oswes try, ...
... of the Marquis de ella in London, and the Marquis de LOUIC, uncle to the Queen, in Paris, created some conversation in the saloons, but the general opinion was that it to have Queen Donna Maria immediately recognised by two Powers. The King and Royal family ...
... from Villa Nova to the convent, one of which had in days of peace' , belonged to the establishment. The artillery from the Victoria Battery and the Bishop's Palace, a most excellent station, played upon these buildings. Shells were also thrown over, and ...
... Woilehouse. EN.. 11. l'etre, Esq. itc. After the cloth was removed, the Chairman gave The King - her Majesty Queen Adebode—Prineees Victoria and the other branches of the Royal Famiiy—Lord Hill and the Army—the Navy of England — the High Sheriff of Norfolk ...
... VOrtry. rorrium, LETTER TO lIER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS ALEXANDRINA VICTORIA, .lt present on Rogal Progress through the Midland Counties. EXAMINEII.) Pons child! what makes them use thee Every flay. and all day long, Harrying, driving t o and fro ...
... his illness, or insanity, for the abolition of the Salle law, thereby depriving his daughter of her right to the throne. The queen regent is most indefatigable in her exertions fur the cause of liberty, as she is well aware of the machinations of the Don ...