On Monday the Queen and the Royal infants took exercise in the Palace gardens, and the Prince visited and inspected t e old chapel of the Savoy Palace. On Tuesday Prince Albert presided at a meeting of the Con. missioners of Fine Arts. After the meeting his Royal h ness went to

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Miss Rexford, a young lady of established ability, has jast brought out, through Cramer and Co., a pretty, simple siag, called " The Flower Girl ;" the air is original, anud the melody superior to the generality of modern compositions. We can. not bestow our approbation on the w

Now that his Imperial Majesty is far removedfrom our shores, we may speak of many acts of his liberality without appearing in the odious character of parasites. Many persons have hitherto viewed the Emperor Nicholas as a cold and selfish tyrant: his easy freedom, however, on all

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THE PORTFOLIO, NO. 9. (Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.)- The Portfolio for June is filled with topics of the most interest- ing character. The machination against the Serbian Prince Alexander's life, a plot hatched in the bureau of Russian Diplomacy; the Turkish Treaty; the late Revo

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