... Itaffords usunmingled satisfaction to codtinuet aiOUiO~ the excellent health and unalloyed happiness enjoyed by our King and Queen. Notwithstanding the fatigues of the levee, his Majesty still enjoys unabated spirits and health; aind that be and his illustrious ...

... costs. THE FASHIONABLE WORLD. A BRIEF CHRONICLE AND ABSTRACT OF THE TIMEB. The King and Queen arrived at the Palace at St James's on Thursday night from the Queen's Lodge in Bushy Park. The Princess Augusta also arrived from Bushy at the same time. -Her ...

... Douglas, Mr W Gray, Mr Lamoud, secretary. Imm diately alter diluter the chairman rose arid gave- The King_ The Queen- The Princess Victoria, and 1 the rest of the Royal Family`- The British Consti- tution-Tbe Aimy. The Earl of Roslyn returned thanks ...

... system is still in full play, and will be so, for a little time longer.-ilkenny Journal. MEETING OF THE QUEEN'S COUNTY. The Reformers of the Queen's county have resolved upon a meeting, toconsider the best means, attending to the regis- tries, and to ...

... herald replied. 1 The Officer at inArms, who demands entrance into the city of London to on proclaim her.Royal Majesty, Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom.l The City Marshal then partially opened the gate, and admitted Rouge Croix Wi~thin the walls of ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE. I COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH-YESTEnDAY- t: (AFTEa SITTINGS AT NISI PaIUS, BfEFORE MRi. JUSTICE m CRAMPTON.) hi John Gore Jones, Esq, v. Cunninqhanm, HUnter, and others, it Magistrates of the Countr7 of Londonderry. The following special ...

... same rdestination. His German Majestytook leaveof the Dowager Queen Adelaide on Thursday at Windsor Castle, and on . Friday he took his final leave of ber most gracious Majesty, )Qeen Victoria, her royal highness the Duchess of Kent, his royal highness ...

... and great people, in 5the first place, and in thenext to have a grand view of her most rbless'ed Majesty, the purty Queen Victoria, as he termed -her, who, he had been informed, was coming to see herloyal ?? subjects. The poor fellow, on arriving in ...

... placed Major Colciough's b tn Victoria ?? ?? 1 2 1 Mr. Byrne's b mi Tiump ?? ?? ?? 4 1 2 Captain Montague's b in Stump ?? ?? 0 dis Mr Moore's ch h Roller 2 dr The first beat was easily won by Victoria. The rider of Victoria having got a severe fall, the ...

... (after the death of her second husband) by the name of Queen of Navarre. Nor can the Queen marry a subject without the consent of the crown ;` but, as her Majesty is the crown, Queen Victoria, 'for instance, could give her consent to her own marriage ...

... peculiar cireumstances of all on board. It was ?? whaler informed them of the death of the King, and the accession of Queen Victoria.-Limerick Chronicle. WAR. OFFICE, OCTOBCR 1. MEMIORANDUM.-Tbe balf-pay of the undermentioned officers have been cancelled ...

... grin; Jhn, Tomasfrom L ael gl ; Brisolgran; ohn Thoas, Lisrto hlei, Oi, salt ; Ardent, Thomas, from LiverPIool 1 3fai 'Queen Victoria, steamer, from LierePOl P er t lmeil .WNichol, fromn St. John's to DabhiOtll 1steamer, from Bristol to Dublin; the esils'a ...