... PERFUMERY, the great »uperionty which has incontrovertiblv established the cfis« tiugnished putronage her Klajetly Queen Victoria, the Queen Dowager, the Members of the Uoval Family, and by the Nobility and Gentry generally, as t«» render it umiecetsary ...

... the great superiority of which has been so incoatrovcrtibly established the disliuizuidicd patronage her Majesty Queen Victoria, the Queen Dowager, the Members of the Royal I’.rmly, and the Mobility Gentry generally, rvndtr it unnecessary for P. and Co ...

... V Kvperiority tchich has been so incontrortrtihly rstubkihcil by the distinguished patronage of Her Queen Victoria, Tl»e Quern Dowager, the Members of the Royal Vamily, and by the Nobility and Gentry generally, as render it unnecessary for P. and Co, ...

... TUESDAY EVENING. The reformation from Henry VIII to Queen Victoria.— Its new dangers,—Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Independents, Baptists:—their principles and conflicts. —The Quakers :—what they represent. The sceptical schools. —Re-awakening of the ...

... Samuel xii.; Luke ill. Evening: 1 Samuel xiii.; Galations iii. Magna Charta signed, 12i5. 2O. Accession of Queen Victoria, 1837. 2l. Queen Victoria Proclaimed, 1837. Longest Day. Battle of Vittoria, 1813. 22. Summer commences. Haydn died, 1846. Length of ...

... William IV. 27. Third Sunday akter Trinity.— Lessons : Morning—l Samuel 2; Luke 10. Evening—l Samuel 3; Ephesians 4. 2B, Queen Victoria crowned, 1838. —Earl of Durham died, 1840. 29. Fontaine born, 1625. Battle of Pultowa. 1 709. July l. Battle of the Boyne ...

... Belgian* to London has another object besides the ostensible one of presenting his daughterin-law, the Duchess of Brabant, to Queen Victoria. It is said that he has received a mission from the Emperor of Russia be the mediator between him and tlie Western Powers ...

... PERFUMERY, the superiority of which has been so incmitrovenibly established the distinguished patronage ot her Majesty Queen Victoria, the Queen Dowager, tie Members of the Royal Family, and the Nobility and Gentry generally, ns t ...

... down the beach for the the royal party, tho Queen advanced to meet Queen Victoria, whom she greeted most cordially, and embraced several times- Her Majesty also kissed Prince Albeit on both cheeks. The Queen «»f the French then presented the Princess of ...

... have been merely acknowledged their general bearing.” PARIS, Tuuisdat Mokwiho. is officially announced that Her Majesty Queen Victoria has invited the Emperor and Empress of the French to the English Court, their Imperial Majesties expect to arrive in Loudon ...

... faithful and highly esteemed dresser of Queen Victoria, who departed this life October 16, 1854, in tho thirtyseventh year of her age, beloved and respected all who knew her, This stone has been placed Queen Victoria as mark of her regard.” On inquiry found ...

... meetings unworthy of notice and the large ones unfit to be held. Would not be belter tolrvo under the absolute authority of Queen Victoria, than under that of Wellington and Peel, wilh their braying majority in the lower house. We ought to petition in lime ...