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... THE QUEEN’S MARRIAGE. A HIGHLY FINISHED PORTRAIT OF PRINCE ALBERT, THE INTENDED HUSBAND OF HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY, QUEEN VICTORIA, WILL APPFAR IN THE NEW MONTHLY BELLE ASSEMBLEE FOR FEBRUARY 1840, PRICE ONE SHILLING ONLY. Published at 24, Norfolk-street ...
... Friday, Jan. 17.—The Queen held a Court at two o'clock this afternoon, at Backingham Palace, for the reception of the Address from the House of Pesrs. Lord John Ruassell had an audience to-day of the Queen. Saturday, Jan. 18.—The Queen Dowager visited her ...
... LOCAL NEWS. Tue Queen's Manriace.—As everybody must by this time be aware, this auspicious eeremony is to take place on Monday next. The note of preparation for public rejoicings worthy of the event, is now heard in every town and village in the kingdom ...
... WEEKLY SUMMARY. THE QUEEN'S MARRIAGE. Mowpay next is the day fixed for the nuptials of Queen Victoria—a day, let it he hoped, of good omen to Sovercign and People, and of evil portent | to all cnemies of both, not forgetting the Majesty of Hanover and ...
... Let us hope that the present dark aspeet of the political horizon will pass away like a suminer cloud-—that our beloved Queen Victoria may long reign over a free, happy, and united people, and that her posterity to the latest generation may sit on the throne ...
... many & hall this day To hail their new wed Queen. Then make the welkin ring my lade, And shout wi’ mirth and glew, FPair England’s Queen, and Scotlaad’s Quees, And Ireland’s Queen for me, FUL Al the glass, Victoria toast The watchword of the frea Hail to ...
... WEEKLY SUMMARY. THE ROYAL WEDDING. Tae naptials of Queen Vietoria have heen eelebrated amidst the universal and heart-felt rejoicings of her whole people. T'he rich and the poor in every city and hamlet in her dominions have, with one accord, united in ...
... profile of the Queen and Prince Alhert. Mr. Peter Lugton acted as croupier. After the cloth was removed, the Chairman in a neat and appropriate specch, alluded to the purpose for which they were assembled, and ended by propesing “ The Queen and Prince Alhert ...
... as far as the eye coull priated to the Queen Dowager and suite, among whom | reach, till their waving plumes and stecl corslets were were Lady Clinton, the Hon. Wm. Ashley, &e. &e. lost in the distance. The Queen Dowager entered immediately afterwards ...
... :h'fxcm&\. of Loadon, and from the Univer- | might accompany the Princess Victoria at Court ; and ; B ...
... explanations upon the whole of the propised policy of the government. The marriage of the Dake de N;mnrurnfl\:;lh the l'x;i;- cess Victoria of Saxe Coburg, is to be celebrated in Paris after Easter. The Princess will remain during the intesim at the Court of B ...