... DOMESTIC & FOREIGN NEWS, THURSDAY, March 1. THE QUEEN'S BIRTH-DAY. The tth day February having been appointed for celebrating the Queen's birth-day, it was observed with demonstration of rejoicing and respect. The King's Guard mounted duty with the bands ...

... Rev. GEORGE FENTON, Hklev, acted Chaplain. The cloth having been removed, the CHAIRMAN proposed The King; The Queen; The c Victoria, and the rest of the Royal Family, The CHAIRMAN then said that he believed it had been a rule long established and ...

... containing Four Portraits and Memoirs, viz. H Bit Majestt the Queen painted by/7 Dawe, Eta. Loan Brougham ixd Vaux Air TAos. Lawrence Sir D. Brewster, LL.D. F.R.S. Air H. Raebum The Princess Victoria Anthouv Stewari The great object of this publication is. ...

... Horse Guards, and dined with the Duke of Wellington in the evening. The Princess Victoria completed her I.3th year on Thursday ; honour of which occasion her Majesty the Queen gave a Ball to the juvenile branches of the Nobility. The Princess Louisa, Duchess ...

... the Princess Victoria completed her 13th year. The royal family paid their congratulations, and many of the foreign ministers and nobility offered their wishes and services to her royal highness. Kensington was illuminated, and the Queen gave a juvenile ...

... extensive connexion in the disposal of stolen horses. Doncaster Paper, Birth-day of the Princess Victoria. —Thursday week was the birth-day the Princess Victoria, when her Royal Highness entered her 14th year. At an early hour, the bells of the parish-church ...

... who has accepted ibe office. Mr. Serjeant Taddy and Mr. Serjeant Merewether are appointed Attorney and Solicitor General the Queen, •** lil ® roo,n *'* r * Williams and Mr. Pepys. The Directois of the Bank of England, it is understood, now sit daily ou the ...

... thdr respective E resldenees In tbe eventag. - _ The King completes his .7th year ol thes 2!st of g Augnat. r The Princesist Victoria completed her 13tl vear on .Tiuriday i In holnour of which ocrialon her Majesty the Quesn gave Ai71allto the juvenile branchetiof ...

... harmonised chorus, accompanied by the band. Tbe following toasts then succeeded : — Our gracious Queen Adelaide. Glee, Adelaide. The Princess Victoria, the presumptive heiress to the Crown, who has just entered her teens '—Glee. ■ Lord Hill and tbe ...

... with loud hisses, &c. After the removal of the cloth the Duke of Wellington proposed the healths of the King, the Queen, and Princess Victoria, which were teccived with cheers. The Chairman . » rose and said, it was usual for those filling the situation ...

... which has been provided by Mr. Fordham. The following among the numerous toasts given on the occasion The King, the Queen, Princess Victoria. Duke rest of the Royal Family, Eail Grey. Lord Brougham, Lord John Ruasell, the Majority in the House Lonk»n#-J' ...

... Ile heard with much feeling the religions resolutions of the Queen, and learned with some bitter. nets the disposition of his Ministers to cultivate with equal fervour the ascendancy of the Queen and of Don Carlos. It was finally remarked, that Ferdinand ...