... of the whole British people. Queen Victoria iS by far the most popular and constitutional sovereign which ever reignetl in Elnglaid, and sihe is not eanly respected hut re- vered and loved. She is not only a model Queen but a. noble woman, and her history ...

... greater firmness, and holds out the prospect of a long line of princes, descended from, 'and inheriting the virtues of, Queen Victoria. We have amongst us decided enemies of that Consti- tution. Next to the throne, the' great support of all our national ...

... monarch's decease, and was knighted by Queen Victoria shortly after her Majesty's accession. HeVwasfor some time in practice at Hampton, but left thattown on being appointed physician to William IV. and the late Queen Dowager, whom he had attended professionally ...

... monarch's decease, and was knighted by queen Victoria shortly after her Majesty's accession. He was for seme time in practice at Hampton, but left that town on being appointed physician to William IV. and the late Queen Dowager, whom he had attended prof ...

... g pictures. The principal figuwas on the left are Queen Ade. laide (Queen Dowager), and the Duke of' Saxe. Coburg and Gotha ?? Ernest, father and, brother of the bridegroom. Next to them is the Queen's little cousin, Prinicese'Mary of Cambridge, 'ow Duchess ...

... AN to the King's state Aontinued ta arrive almost hourly from the European states, particularly from Berlin and Vienna. Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales telegraphed. So also did the Emperors of Germany, Anstria, Anil Russia, the Arodukes Albert, Charles ...

... muot speak, as it wae connected with my public I life, Dean Stanley and bis noble companion, Lady Augusta, the friend 'of Queen Victoria. Stood by the' .side of my wife and by' me as if they wiahed' traoappear as guarantots to those who were not sufficiently ...

... 'baid. 'The 'proceedings were graced by the pre- sence of His Royal Highness the Duke oE Sus- sex, mcole to Her Majesty Queen ' Victoria, and Clwydfardd coiapo'sed an englyn, which vas en. graved upon'.s'andsonme snuffbox, and presen- ted to His' Royaly ...

... salutes were exchanged d*ling the day by the Fairy steatet'. tie Portlt-yr-aur battety, and Mir' d 3Maddolc's Yacht the Queen Victoria in the Meitai. The I-3itiy also its the eveminig sent tip a brilliant display of ' rockets, blue atld redi ights, &c. ...

... and heir apparelnt to the Crown, arrived in London on Monday last, on a conlidential mission from his Royal brother to Queen Victoria. OXFORD, MNARCII 27..-Ve hear that the learned Ifead-master of Westminster School, the Rev. 1. G. Iiddel, formerly studvnt ...

... Holiness in disinclined to accept the hospitality of heretical England, and would only do SD on condition of her Majesty Queen Victoria becoming a Catholic ! ExTRACTS from the speeches made before the Council and Members of the Royal Agricultural Society ...

... Louis Blanc, in his last letter addressed i Tcuccpss and dated from Londomi, stated that h! tl shoice on Lngland whenever Queen Victoria appt ?? public. The GOtcftc de France comes to the coa. that M. Louis Blanc is a convert to Royalist ?? at which the old ...