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... I QUEEN VICTORIA. I LUCERNE, Aun, 27. C Queen Victoria returned here from the Furka on Tuesday evening. Her Majesty has made an excursion this morning with the three Royal children to the mountain Righi-Culm, s AouusT 30. f The Queen, ...
... individuals seated round a a weil.furnisaed table, who on inquiry turn out to t( be tile queen's head coachman, coe Queen's bead tootmau, the Queen's head cook, and the Queen's S head something else. Strict orders have been given that they must be waited on ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA & GEN. CANROBERT. 11, V. Il a ?? : ?? _ ?? ?? I - . . I .. The following is an extract from a Paris letter of the Ist inst.:- Her Majesty the Queen of Eugland gave every token during her stay with us of the admiration she entertained ...
... QUEEN VICTORIA TO HER ARMY. ,;M An .- ?? . I-- . , I I . ?? .4l V- IJAJL - JL 1f AS *IU L itflVdL . a Subjoined we give her Gracious Majesty's Address to n her brave army. The Times thus speaks of it:- The .t touching, dignified, and patriotic address ...
... CORONATION OF HER MAJESTY, QUEEN VICTORIA. 'Thursday being the day appointed forthelcoronation of her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, long before dawn-the early dawn Or a suimmier's (lay-thie metropolis, it m~ight literally he said, was in motion ...
... proclaim that the lhigh and Mighty Prince.ss Alexanlrilna Victoria is now, by the death of our late Sovereign of liapy memrory, become our only lawlfl liege laity Victoria, by the Grace of Goil, Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britaini anit Ireailan ...
... WRECK OF THd QUEEN VICTORIA STEAMER. LOSS OF SIXTY-SEVEN LIVES. rlc DUBL IN, 'W I; TIN rSA Y of A gfrightful eratltoplme011. occurred .ychtec~day. snoerfing 'o of near Hot.TeCt f Dublin Steam-sipoman's b' ifvessel Queen Victoria, wehichm left Liverpool ...
... THL( CORONATION | 1I-IER Ei31 (S i' C 10 I U s . : A J E S T Y IF QUEEN VICTORIA. At t li'tdettit FOPal s-lute froin the thle (Ii Auts l the ?? -e and from, thle teluporary battety in g 0ei St. Janities's Park, announced thle denizens of this dour inigh ...
... Ambaqsador ?? from. the Kin, of I'r'us'na. The Marquini do Mi riflorei , Amnhamramlor Extraordinarsmy fro(m 'rho do tire~ Queen ?? ToBarer, dCaplmrlerr, ,arnias-ndrlor Ex~trarordinsar'y from tire 1 ing atf tire I? ellerlamrle. 'J'he Prin~e Sehwarrzerbor-g ...
... - o~rtnouttX. SATURDAY, NOVEMiBER 18, 1837. Tlhe first Pa~rliament of the reign of Queen V ictoria opened on Wednesday, and the Right Hon. unu tile 5Xi5llt no,,. rate es James Abeecromby was re-appointed Speaker of the La! ?o House of Commons, not only ...
... for n more mlurderous screatlim of recogvnitionl than th~it whieh (first-according to CUStOmD) they gave hier Majesty Queen Victoria, onle er takcing her ldstce;,\vaa nevwer heard befbre by civilized edars.' -Bat thlis brings, us to . ?? JdSrV'S ENT'lRANCE ...
... . THJ CERENIONIVSTO BEOBSERVED AT TUE ROYAL CORONATION OP TIER MOST SACREDT) MJESTY QUEEN vICTORIA, IN THE ABB1EY CiHURCHC OF WESTMINSTER, ON THURSDAY, JUN i,'28, 1838, rilo n to ?? A. . . . A _ The Peora and Peorcsess, in thoir obeas of eslate, and others ...