... smuggling 50 cigars. ,A commercial traveller, who gave the name of Smith, was fined 5s. and costs for ringing door bells in Queen- street at four o'clock this morning. STuALING A RosE.-John Reeder, of Aldborough- street, oil miller, was charged with stealing ...

... Liverpool, shortly before. sinas o'ack task lcave of' of ?? hle noable friends, and proraceeed, in' the barge of ties bi'ill: Victoria. and Albert, on hoard tile royal yacht. pi Dr ARRIVAL 0OF HER MAJESTY AT WOOLWICH. worc Ii It wee the op inion of nmany of ...

... charged with stealing two plated liquor measures the property of Mr I Bainton, ofthe Victoria Hotel. Last night about six i o'clock the prisoner was at the Victoria tap drinking, when he was seen by two men to put two measures into his coat pocket and ...

... empire who more than another has claims upon the affectionate notice of the Queen, it is the Duchess of Northumber- land. Her Grace was Governess to her Majesty when Princess Victoria, and in that situation not only gave the greatest satisfaction generally ...

... the portrait of the Queen with a wreaths of laurel round the bead. The bust ias lengthened, as in the flori; and a scarf, embroidered with the rose, thisle, and shamrock, is thrown oder the shoullders. The inscription is, Victoria D. C:. Brit. Beg. F ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE. THE ANTI-CHRISTIAN LECTURES AT BULL. 'ItUZ QUEEN V.-RICRARD JOHNSON, A. motion was made in the Court of Queen's Bench, on Thursday. This was a case of summary conviction of the defendant, before the magistrates of Hull, for taking money ...

... will place it to my account. VICTORIA, R. Holball else a pocket-book in his possession, inside of which was written, Presented to the Rightb Hon. General Lord Miller, Earl of Dunbar and Oldhtamstocks, by her Majesty the Queen and Board of Ordnatice, and ...

... rendering assistance to the British minister and -Jrr J residentsat Canton, has for some time been an inmssto of the kept a1 . Queen's Prison for debt, Tihe following notice of the subject some otl e appears in a recent number of Mr. Oastler'o Fleed Puper- ...

... It - - THfTE COURT. X OSBORNE, Jan. 29th.-The Queen and Princess L Louise, Prince Arthur, ?? Leopold attended Divine Service at Whippinghama Church this morn- ing. The Rev. George Prothero, Rector of Whip- . pioghan, and the Rev George Connor, Vicar of ...

... ly went round into the Victoria dock, and discharged her timber. There were a greet many ether instances which he could mention. The Emperor discharged in the Humbgr dock basiti, and sub- sequently went round into the Victoria dockc basil), where she ...

... Court this morning, said :-The case of the Queen V. the Hull Dock Company, which was argued in the last term, arose out of a decision in the case of the Queen v. the Bristol Dock Company, reported in the first Queen's Bench reports. Many eases have been decided ...

... given iato CUB- fc tody. Committed for six weeks. in George Johuson, brought up on suspicion of stealing Si mats from the Queen's dock-side, the property of Arthur et Biglin, was remanded until Thursday to obtain further cc evidence. 27 Thomas Norton ...