... Sl nthern part of Wales f their Royal Highoesses tile Duchess of Keot and thil Princess Victoria is antticipated svith delizht; anti the reception of ?? future queen of England aill heramiahle mother tiil not he lessenthlosiilstic than that which their ...

... bills. Glasgow are rostrictior; their works to a great (ato ntt tineao elb oth is said to hats d isuamrgd i t iousa rd pro- ?? Queen and thm IDuchess. of' XeIr 'sold are using tlteir best efforts to make thle Sptitorllields silks generally wor.-reartions arc ...

... compary were of a ?? H1 promiscuous character, We riitex a list of the for- the N nmer -The King; the Queen; the Duchess of Kent; L. I Princess Victoria and thle rest of the royal famitly; lien the Judge of Assize ; Lord Lieutenant of the Coun- tile 1 ty; ...

... QUEEN-SQUARE. STRAN-,r AFrAIR ATr A PO.ICE-OFFIcE,.-EXCLUSION I Or REPORTrtes.-.During the last fortnight several n examinations, relative to a case which is supposed to d be of great public importance, have taken place at this d office, before Messrs ...

... clasping her bands) -Oh, Queen ov Heaven, bow can yer honour say the like? Arra, blud alive, isa't he behind the screens settlin'ali theactin'-isn't he,why? Oh, myshame, a gintlemen ought to know tbat, any hov dy'e tbink the Queen Victoria ud dare to match-make ...

... tacount, whieh gave that excellent prin- t clt cess great pain. It wac tlce fitr amln honaourable re. lie solve of the royal Victoria, thut lte namte oi neitherof t hf her Gieloeved pareots shouldt be eliscuissecl in thle senaic c of of ?? counttry vitl ...

... when the finances are in a more wholesome state, England will. nieet -with greater liberality on her part. The address to the Queen had been carried by a large ministeral majority. HARnIcM.-Mr. Richards, the worthy member for the county, hlas sent £3. to ...

... lit ilnd thtce prisoner Giliy. eneitcre, to OL' *iL)i isoved /; ei.^ iererlS, Ivie/ /ai'd Justices were named under S and 0 Victoria, C, 12, G. puirsualit to notice, to treat and enter d iito aU agreememit Nvith thoe inagistrattec of soince other county ...

... plead- c: ed specially, that the sum its questio iltwas a (le- bi posit oti a horse-race, contrary to the 5th attd 9th to Victoria, C. 109, cailicd the gasnes anid ivagers' Pt act. tr 1Ir. Welsbv' thene stated the case thlat the plait- ili tiff brolught ...

... was tlean read over to him, as follows:- About half past six in the the evening, he was standing at the corner of the pea Victoria Terrace, when he observed the Nail- of I W1us beating up, and nearly opposite to the fro mouth of the awash; they made an ...

... Princess Alice, left Osborne at 3 o'clock id this afternoon, and embarked from Osborne Pier on is board the Royal steam-yacht Victoria and Albert, R te commanded by Lord Adolphus Fitzclarince R mn Her Majesty was attended by Viseountess Joclyn, te *- Lady ...

... quashed being defective in point of form. A second order was made and it was quashed, subject to the opinion of the Court of Queen's Bench. That court however, decided in favour of the examination and confirmed the settlements. The taxed costs of Mr. Chambres ...