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Spirit ofihe Queen-H all the anecdotes related of Queen Victoria true, even the half of them, her most gracious majesty. A correspondent of the U. S. Gazette relates one which gives striking evidence of her sprt well as her affection for her mother It seems that her maJesty had intmated desire for the presence of the Duchess meeting of the Prvy Council whereupon it was deicately intima:ed to her that such proceeding contrary to etiquette

 hat the Duchess could not be present even as an terdant on the person Of the sovereign. And there upon her majesty prorogued the Council in a twink. ling and walked out of the room, with naughty grace that would have done no dscredit even to the fiery Elizabeth Ofthe same character was her answer to Inc objection raised against the appointment of Miss Jenkilson, daughter of the Earl of Liverpool as one of the ladies of the bed-chamber. The Queen was told that Miss Jenknson's rank not sufficient to permit her reception of that honor. "I can make it so.' was the young ladys significant reply.

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