... very near Success, and Fortuna hard upon Queen Victoria, the interval between the two leading and the two last boats being about a- quarter of a mile. At Long Reach Success was slightly a-head, but Queen Victoria and Fortuna had gainedon them, and were ...

... two-and-twenty - (Immense cheering and, laughter)! God bless the Queen! I am a father and a grandfather, and ,in the face, of heaven I pray with as much. honesty antdfervency for Queen Victoria as I do for any one of my own progeny.- (Cries of 'hear, hear ...

... learned judge be pleased, in his sumnrng-llp on Frost's trial, to inform us humble juris-consultists, bow the succession of Queen Victoria to the crown of these realms came, but by treason against a king de jure et de facto. Was the going over to Holland upon ...

... pardon'! 'I thoughtit was your wife ! ROYAL PRESENT FROM PERsLA-A splendid cadean from the Persian court to her Majesty Queen Victoria has just reached this country by the Hermes steamer, which brought the last Mediterranean mails. It consists of be- tween ...

... Ambassador at the Court of St. James's. but that the Counr is itot' to relihqiish his post till after the marriage of Queen Victoria.' ' Our private letters - give a different version to the above. They state that i courier has been, despatched by Louis ...

... recently been up to 42, and even 50 degrees of Reaumur, or from 126 to 145 of Fahrenheit ! Two of Sully's paintings of Queen Victoria are in full tide of prosperous exhibition; one in New York, the other in Philadelphia. Sir J. J. Guest, Bart., has purchased ...

... wives and farmilies, he for one would have gone through fire and water to have demonstrated his loyalty and affection for Queen Victoria; but under present circumstances he should oppose -the presentation-of an address of congratulation. He thought plenty ...

... fallen over the sad catastrophe. The deplorable event will be deeply inscribed upon the historic pages of the reign of Queen. Victoria, and placed in scandalous pre. eminience above the! most disgraceful occurrences of the period. Fortunate would it be ...

... in 16ss. Is-Moon's first quarter, nih im afternoon. 19-Moon rises oh 42111 aft.; sets 6h 3m morning. 21-Accession of Queen Victoria, 1837. 21-Longest day; itis now 161i r4m long. 22-Sunmmer quarter begins. Sun rises sh 44rn. TIDE-TABLE. HIGH WATER AT ...

... Wednesday asserts that the British Cabinet has officially communicated to the French Cabinet the intended mar- riage of Queen Victoria with a Prince of Coburg. CAUTION To LABOUSUNG EmsRsonAS.-The follow- ing is an extract of a letter which has been received ...

... Wednesday asserts that the British Cabinet has officially' communicated to the French'Cabinet the intended mar- riage of Queen Victoria with a Prince 'of Cobnrg. CAUTION To LABouRuIGs EMiGRANTS;,-The follow ing is an extract of a letter which has been receivedby ...

... the surprise of the public, more than particular attraction being now in the ladies' department -.a striking likeness of Queen Victoria, by a young artist of this city, havingI been placed there for exhibi- tion. The demeanour of the father to his daughter ...