... Im- rmediately after tire removal of the cloIth, the chairman gave ir succession the healths of the King, the Queen, the Princess Victoria, and the rest of the royal family, and the navy and army of England. The Lord Mayor then gave, on the part of tIre ...

... that the Queen and the Prince obtain such universal credit for punctuality. ODDAiND ENDSOFTHE ILLUMINATION.-In its proper place, we have omitted tomentionthrat Mr. M. Wy. Clarke, Queen-street, had in his whidow a splendid transparency ofthe Queen it herroyal ...

... been established in this locality, for the benefit of his children by Henry V111. ; if so, here the Virgin Queen grew up, as well as Queen Victoria.-Court Tournal. RETURN OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS TO WIND. ?? Royal Ilighnesses the Prince and Princess of ...

... Prince Louis of Riesse, are shortly expected to visit the Queen at Balmoral. The Fairy is ordered to be in realiness at Dordrecht to convey their royal high- nesses to Flushing, where the Victoria and Albert, royal steam yacht, is'to be in waiting to convey ...

... COURPT NEWS. :It II RETURN OF THE QUEEN TO WINDSOR, -Her a-Majesty, with their Royal Highuessoe the Princesses d. Helena, Louese, and Beatrice, and Prince Leopold, E accompanied by her Serene Highness the Princess itEloheulohe, left Osborne on Saturday ...

... HULL MURDER. | THE APPLICATION FOR A REMOVAL OF THE TRIAL. Yesterday, in the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice, Westminster, London, the case of the Queen v. Brand' came before Justice Grove and Baron Haddleston, sitting in banco. In ...

... Y Princess was then brought into the chapel, attended by Lady Susan Melville. The Queen handed the Is Princess to the Bishop of London and gaveher names,' *e Victoria Louise Sophie Augusta Amelia Helena; ur At the conclusion of the service another ...

... 12s, the, property of a man named Bayles, living in Edward'E-place. On the previous day prosecutor met the prisoner in the Victoria inn. W~aterhouse-lane, and after he had paid for some. drink for her he missed his purse. He accused her of taking it, and ...

... GAMBLTNO.-Wm. Huddleston, landlord of the Queen Inn, Barton, was charged with suffering gaming to be carried on on his licensed premises on the 3rd instant. Wm. Franklin deposed that on the day named he was at the Queen Inn playing at bagatelle with three other ...

... Court of Queen's Bench bad given jadg. ment that the witness was properly compelled to answer, and that the law officers of the Crown were not bound to enter a none procequi. Mr Bainton then referred to the sixth section of the 17th and 18th Victoria, chapter ...

... rested upon the evidence of a witness named John Parrott, who was at first implicated in the charge,. but afterwards admitted Queen's evidence, was first proceeded with. The statement of the witness showed that he and -Lockwood worked together in the pr ...

... DAILY WORK OF THE QX3EEN.The life of the Queen is necessarily a b Atd-woz king life, to an extent 1 ,hich would astonish. mast of her subjects who had sever reflected how public business is carried on. The Queen is head. ej every department in the State ...