TO QUEEN VICTORIA

... TO QUEEN VICTORIA On the Royal Visit to the Principulity. Hail ! mighty sovereign of the brave, Whose flag on ev'ry sea, Proclaims sweet freedom to the slave, Wibste'er his colour be - And to the oppress'd-no matter whom- Holds out protection and a home ...

TO QUEEN VICTORIA

... TO QUEEN VICTORIA. ?? victories won the mnme thou bearat-- His triumpls saved the crown thou wear'st; Yet, Ladynl thou sa little car'st For nil the glories he has lhon. That when united by the mitred Priest To thy lov'd Albert, of the East, Thou Uidat ...

[FOR THE BRISMOI MER

... [FOR THE BRISMOI MERCMUY. I TO QUEEN VICTORIA. A magniteeit lotis thy own, fair QueenI To reign o'er these beautiful isles, And to know that wherever a Briton is seen Thou artsure to begreeted with smiles! Rtomance seems around thee, and o'er thee to ...

QUEEN VICTORIA

... QUEEN VICTORIA. If measured by the yelars, Or hy tae work that's done, How abort the life of ,nen appears, How soon that life is gone! Hewv few, how very few, Leazve auy tra e-behind: Yet some have shown whatg masy. be wrought By heart and hand and Mind ...

QUEEN VICTORIA.*

... 1-:~ u QUEEN VICTORIA* 7 : [PUMLISiHED To-DAY.) It would be difficult to imagine a more suit- able arttistc memoir of the Diamond Jubilee of 6 Queen Victoria than the volume which Messrs i Boussod, Valadon & Co. publish to-day. If the C magnificenceand ...

QUEEN VICTORIA

... QUEEIN VICTORIA. SONNETS. I' Tis done I the father of his people sleeps In death; another sits upon his throne,- Anothercalls the imperial isles her own, And wears his kingly crown: while Britabi weeps O'er the cold relics of her Patriot King, As gratefai ...

QUEEN VICTORIA HALL

... QUEEN VICTORIA HALL.I STATUE OF HER MAJESTY. UNVEILING BY THE LADY MAYVORES S. A very interesting ceremony took- Place at the Queen Victoria Hail, Durham Street, on Saturday afternoon, when a handsome statue of her M-ajesty-, which has been generously ...

THE CORONATION OF QUEEN VICTORIA

... inhonourof theCoronation. CORONATION ODE FOR QUEEN VICTORIA I. Tam sceptre in a snaiden-hand- The reign of Beauty and of Youth- Awake to gladness all the land, And Love is loyalty and truth. Rule, Victoria, rule the Free: Hearts and hands we offer theel ...

The CORONATION of QUEEN VICTORIA

... The CORONATION of QUEEN VICTORIA. PAINTED BY E. T. PARRIS. The courtesy of the artist having afforded us an oppor- tunity of seeing this splendid performance, the general view of which (by tickets) commences this day, we pro. ceed to give a brief description ...

TO QUEEN VICTORIA IN ENGLAND

... oppres60rs, praise you clzam, awe are quite inire ! Never onee as a tooe, open foe, to the popular poler, As noblar ijugei and queens, bave you faced us, fearless and hold No, bet in bhekstaire fashion, in the stoalthy ?? honr, [on have 4truigglpd and strnok ...

QUEEN VICTORIA CONVALESCENT HOME

... QUEEN VICTORIA CONVALESCENT HOME. COXCE2T IN TN EXHI3BITION HALL. A CONCERT was given last evening in the Exhibi- tion Hall. Botanic Gardens, in aid of tbs Queen Victoria 'Convalescent Home for Sick Children, Queen Street, and was attended ...

TO HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA,

... TO RER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA, r H{ER eoRA- .. - ?? A DO I WuhhIN VICTORIA, ON IEk CORONATrIO IN WESTMINSTER ABB)CY, JUNE, 28-9. (FOHGEtMr..mNOT FOB 1840.) t The orb and sceptre in thy hand they placed, I Onthine anohited head a crown of gold;- Apurple ...