... of the usual preliminary business was pilgeaeded with, the oathls of fealty anti allegiance to our Sovereign Lady the Queen Victoria, were tendered by Mr. Gorst, and respec- lively taken by the magistrates present, beginning with the learned Chairman ...

... favour of a echarter that cannot be traced; but all these matters will form subjects of investigation. e Liberal Colleclione-Queen-square Chapel, Chesten awhich has undergone extensive improvements and en- n largements, was re-opened, a few days ago, when ...

... avoist of Florida. Coleraine, M7A-oStmIprto from CeSsrainU12icorns, Crawford, o Glasgcsw- Unitod S ateisson, Battey, Dublin--Queen of the Isl, ill Ile f ?? JI S. Shicarwater; Blossom, Logan-, aere At1wnson, Dililn-GOeO , bas ?? owey- o ] r Victria, Aberdeen ...

... the Queen, vi terreto PBzL's appeal to the Queen Wns FL most moving scene, Victoria turn'd on her heel; And the Orange knight saw It was time to withdraw, As the Queen did not like such a PR (appeal } ANOTHUP. VERSION. PEKL'8 APPEAL to the ...

... itliks 'iiio WkItlant ,,titi icy asis lyiog euiirest dii, With her head ?? ho sohiiitvoardt-idutliig lip tue river. Thre Victoria ~terum Tug tis, o wits ubutti two hiindiid Yarids froit thu bow wvater snark, abreast thoeloehk att titi I inthli. Thto toniui ...

... v werylsl iii this listte of Kintg AlfredI, brst sect'i tohrit Ion sit *t&ninsceoelts ressisiro', Cite trgeig Of QrUCett Victoria. lit Inotoicls the~re nstS a j ory ianeetisv ilse iltri ?? inturtioe, lise Who' %vere his Shotewridst. 'Te joiry' strat ...

... those rolls were granted. NCONIPENSATION TO CONTRACTOR Or VICTORIA BRIDGE. Mr. Wm. Garnett said a memorial had been presented to the magistrates by Mr. Gannon, the contractor for the Victoria Bridge, who had sustained a loss amounting to £77. odd; and ...

... the ?? were not more deserving 'of blaiue than Lord c D'enman, and the other judges of the Court of Queen's u , Bench, in the reign of Queen Victoria. ii t - The judges of ?? of- Queeu's Bench may yet q avert-thienischievous consequenceswhich must follow ...

... books the proceedings on the cocason of the marriage of most .0 George III, and en the coronation of William IV and Queen alsot n Victoria.an y The MAYOR asked if it were the pleasure of ?? to be dmake any demonstration on that o~cason. e Mr. BOLTON said ...

... prisoiner's punishmetit wo;lti iiot hi_ 0e. be. It was not for him to say; It would rest entirely in the hands on aj 1' of the Queen. Tie probability was, that ?? be treesported bank;, Cit for a great numb r of years. NuV.) uW I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ ...

... first ?? of Queen Victoria, through her alliance with.Prince Albert, first cousin of the Queen of Portugal through her alliance with the King os Portugal, nephew of his brother-iu.law the King of Belgium, nephew of his own sister the Queen of Belgium by ...

... by Consent. thle 0 eonl- Se fired SHIP NEWS. . !ieid THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 7.-Wind S. S. E. at Liens ARIiiVICI. 0' id a Queen Victoria, Ileizley, and Leeds, Par-sons, from Dublin- d anid Mary, Teare, Isle of Man-Newcastle, S5owell, Carlisle l able ti F ...