... Sitigant (Miayor), J. 0. d Travere, T. Li. O wen, and 3. F. Pratt, Esqrs. Rtichard Turner, Master of the mrerhant ship Queen Victoria, was convicted of neglecting to unmoor his ship after due notice, whilst moored abreast of one of hher kasesty's timber ...

... officer, and attends the Queen oi every State If occasion. She enjoys precedence over every lady aboutthe Court, andwhen in residence or on a ,I it to Her Majesty presides at the household Le table. Shelooks over and passes the Queen's personal bills, i.e ...

... was a second charge against Bernes of obtainiing 21s. by fraud froll' AIessrs. Francia Morton and Co., engiueers, of 17, Queen Victoria- street., Westminster. in Noveniber the prisouer hadrepreseritod to the prosecutors' maanager that ho was authorised to ...

... assembled to-day before the residence of the English Consul, and deposited bouquets-of flowers, amid shouts of Long live Queen Victoria 1 These bouquets are offered to the British nation as a grateful acknowledgment of its sym- pathy for Poland. The police ...

... Fail roof on which lie was working., Pre ?? D. QUEEN AND PRESIDENT. ste 'in. Lord Dufferin called at the Elysde on, russ. prei ,ed day, and handed to M1. Elix ?? nauo Pro on graph letter from Queen Victoria, congratulating tot ndhim upon his election to ...

... it as late di as the year 1816, and it was applicable to fe perqurers antd unbornere of perjury in, the year in M which Queen Victoria canmo to the throne. Mr. or I Gladstone iiight easily hive seen this punishment W ihihicted. More horrible than the pillory ...

... ble4 belonng to ?? l Pastes~owtwji wo raveeg in Itayled ee RX aXn=01 pwbleatsw,,d of I - THE QUEEN'S CONTIgENTAL VISIT. y It is started that the object of the Queen's visit to Ger. o many is that she may take part in the instiintion of a , memorial to her ...

... the end of next week. A new coinage will speedily be issued from the Mint impressed %with the likeness of her Majesty Queen Victoria.- Eeueniig Paper. IRoN-The quantity of iron made in this country during the year ISt6 has been estimated at the enormous ...

... the Dean, to the choir, and the Canon conducting him his stall, said, 4 * By yirtne of these letters patent her Majesty Queen Victoria, assign you the stall in the choir, and place and voice the chapter, due of old, and by custom belonging to the Dean of ...

... in Crrnada that her Majesty's physician, Sir ilerrry Hol- land, has come over fir the purpose of ascertaining whether Queen Victoria rrmight with safety trust her royal person to the Canadian climate. The universal response in Canada is, that the climate ...

... granted, fe% ir to take effect in 18 months, we th( .o It is it nure invention, that story. of a breach 'i le between Queen Victoria, and the Duke of Coburg- an ii- Gotha. all Le Mmn S. A. ALL~IC's WoanS HAMa It~arortit never fails tol is to restore ...

... e: ershotlciner. They weie golng to swttr brt-;taS :1-i crtiovarstunent; aud the cotiutrys wets dercr tuot-d ec. that Queen Victoria aned not Mlr. Lrtner i~zott'd oh be snroreme in Soulth Africa. byc On 'a division Mr. DiTllons' arue::dnc t c-s;; lid ...