... sherifftdom of the of island of Bute. en it. THe Qu.N'S VrSI TO GEhi.uNv.-Oii Thursday the Lord Mayor received from the Queen's Chamberlain a communication which rendered a very ma. re terial change in the arrangements upon the departure of her Majesty ...

... is about 27 t individtials for each house. Spain. I -From thefrentiers the non's seem sointeihat more fivourable tor thle Queen's party bitt it is difficult, fromt such trivial results, as t cotitinually ?occur-, to dlraw any coiteltsioti. Tiue most ...

... He)-etd. Prepared only by Messrs Whitisey, Chemists, by special appoint. rnms't, to her Majesty, and to H. R. H. the Princess Victoria, the Diichless of Rent, and the Duke of Sussex; and sold it Canisters of 2s. tiiid Is. each, with printed directions; 1utolesale ...

... admirable style, the company joining in ithe chorus, cn The next toast was The Queen, which wass drank with mucs cheering. tnt Air- Rule Britannia. Then The Princess Victoria, and the rest of the t0 Royal Family. 'Air-' Of utiable race woe Sherkin. ...

... atd. Prepared only by Messrs lWhtitney, Chemists, by special appoint. ment, to her Majesty, and to H. R. H. the Princess Victoria, the Dnchess of Kent, and the Dtilke of Sussex; and sold in Canisters of 2s. and ls. each, with printeui directions; wholesale ...

... Publieshers of the justly celebrated New Muicn .Booikoffleauty,l and who have just issued the companion song of Beauty's Queen, with asplendlid portrait, drawris nsstone forthe occneioss byGauci, ?? ?? onwhosn thinspopular song was writteni. The Wordsiandtl ...

... distric ts. Onl Ttiesday last the Chamber came to a division, when the law Wsms re- jected by 44 to 8. The confinement of the Queen of Belgium is daily expected. Prayers are offered in all the Belgian Churches for the safe delivery of her Majesty. G r ay ...

... tbonour tokiss tire Kisrg's batid. Uis Majesty efterwatds [itnt held a Levee. siell The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria were received with the :etrt loudest possible scclanitaiors by the iminnse poprlrrce on their way to and frpmr the Court ...

... molltrotic EntrIliorilre. LON3DON. h The Kitig andi Queen cootirrue io thle ?? Of excellent health. Sass-. II day last, was the birth-dlay of the P'rincess Victoria, wisest tier Rtoyal Higittless a completed her thll year. atl [us 'Majesty's tlirtth-day ...

... Statiossers' Lool. panyttercers' Companv, coldsnnith's Comlpansy, ersdtteded by the ?? Society, led thle way. The King arnd Queens followed in anl open boat, aic- companied by ?? Board of Admiralty, aistheir Majcsties' attendalts. Gulls %were discharget ...

... it W1La,. A rgrist ?? ROnMalliglitesees thle Duttheis of Kent attn( Princess Victoria contiinue iii tire ertjoymine t of escelleat healthi. oil ioird~av, etie King anti Queen aittri ted tile clsristenisig of tire infant, dairgltiter of Earl arid Counitess ...

... party of about 7(1 slt ?? Jopp il thle chair. Afier the cloth was remosved and the he.,this of the lKing, the Queen, the lprincess Victoria, and the otber brarches of the Royal Family, hail beeti dranl seith all tho ho nours, The CAIATasIAN Sasls, genitleme't ...