... Majesty with a com. ‘ mission with ahich he was entrusted by her ‘Royal | Daughter the Queen of Wartembeig. ~ Sir Thomas } came from Stutgard, the residence’of the:Queen of | Wurtemberg,, when he came to England, where he | had been for some time on a wisit ...

... Chancery nt) eause;-Wm. Richard. n .u'oleTyIney Long Wellesley- leni James Fitzoay Henry Will PleJ Tylney Long Wellesley; and Victoria Catherine Y.le ITyIney Long Wellesley. n. | Notwithstanding th gene Ily received notion that lby ladies dresses never w so ...

... anniversary of the birth-day-bf the Piticess Victoria, when her Royal Elighoess com- pleted -het tenth .year. On this occasion the Ptincihss .received many visits of congratulation, among therm that of the young Queen of Portugal. ?? The-Tike-and-Duchess of ...

... and on the death of ,W hbs present Majesty, the Duke 4of Cumberland would be- g come King of Hanover, and the Princess Victoria Queen is of these realms. The Duke of Cumberland would claim the office of Regent as his right; and Mr Pitt had contend- ed ...

... seated at the royal table, where, besides the King and Queen, there will be the Duke of Caliri-tand&, and Prlnce George of Camberland ; the Duks of Sussex; the Duchess of Kent, Iod the Princess Victoria; the Duke and Duchess of Glous jester; the Princess ...

... his Majesty by the Queen of the French., REGENCY -BILL.-On Friday, on the motion of Lord Lyndhurst, the foll(winig 'clause. WIas added to the bill:- 'That in thecase of the Duchess of Kent becoming Regent, and the Princess' Victoria desiring to marri before ...

... appearance of the Princess Victoria at Court. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester also came in state. Their Majesties having entered the state-room, the Queen took her station in the centre of the Throne. ThA Princess Victoria stood to the left of her Majesty ...

... Chorus 6 The 24- are printed in two 5 Le petit tambour . 6 books; with a fine Portrait 6 Giovinetti Cavalier 6 of the Queen, 1, each, 4s - 7 Di tanti palpiti . 6 or the two booka together 7s. 8 Zitti Zitti .6 sewedor8s. haidsorueboards 9 Fra tanti ...

... arrive at a quarter before eight. At half-past eight their Ma~jesties entered, followed by the Duchess of Kent, Princess Victoria, Duchess of Cam- Ibridge, Prince George and Princess Augusta of Cambridge) ?? Duke and Prince George of Cumberland, the Land- ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE-OF LORDS-TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. THE KING AND QUEEN'S VISIT. Notwithstanding the unfavouvableuess of the day, tbou- sands were c igregated in Pall-mall, Charing-cross. and Pdrliament-street, to witiless their Masjestie. procession ...

... Merit bear the Palm ' ORIENTAL PAINTING! That beautiful.Art, patronized -by his Majesty, the Queen, her ZRoyal-Highless the Duchess of A'ent, the Princess Victoria, and all the distinguished Fashionables in the United Kiegdom, R. B. 1V. GILBERT, from 62 ...

... attractive as the Queen. Thr' peculiar ceremony of her coronation and anointing, and the length of time since the like ceremony was performed, as wvell as the character of the Queen, turned all eyes towards her Majesty. In the coronation of the Queen, no consent ...