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... TO QUEEN VICTORIA. In days of yore the minstrel's lyre » Aroused a nation's latent fire, And England deemed her happiest hour Was purchased by the troubadour. Even thus, if peril e'er dismay, Her trump shall wake his slumbering lay. To rally, fairest ...
... MARRIAGE OF QUEEN VICTORIA 10TH FEBRUARY, 1840. QUOD FAUSTUM FELIX QUE SIT. As soon as the light broke on the morning of this auspicious day, the metropolis presented in every district all the characte- ristics that mark the opening of a universal and ...
... THE CORONATION OF HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA. Having in our two preceding numbers given so full a detail of the proceedings on this interesting and im- portant occasion, bringing our report last week down to f nldday on the coronation day ...
... VIC'I'(itlA AND TIE SHItP ISAAC ALLEIIRION On Wednesday morning last, an alarmitig col- lision took place bCeeeni the Queen Victoria, Dublin steamer, and the ship Isaac Allerton, Smith, from NeIw Orleans, WVC are happy, how- ever, to state that so far ...
... THE AFFIANCED CONSORT OF OUR YOUTHFUL AND GRACIOUS QUEEN VICTORIA. ...
... AFIANED CONSR OFLMOUR OT A) RCOUS lUN THME AFFIANCED CONSORT OF OUR YOUTHI-FUL AND GRACIOUS QUEEN VICTORIA. ...
... THE WELSHMAN, FEBRUARY, 14, 184* MARRIAGE OF QUEEN VICTORIA. 10th FEBRUARY, 1840. 11 4 - ...
... PROCLAIMING HER MAJESTY QUEEN ALEXAN- DRIA VICTORIA. This day having been appointed for proclaiming the acces- sion of her Majesty to the Throne, the Park and lower gons fired a grand salute at ten o'clock, and the bells of every church in the metropolis ...
... V Kvperiority tchich has been so incontrortrtihly rstubkihcil by the distinguished patronage of Her Queen Victoria, Tl»e Quern Dowager, the Members of the Royal Vamily, and by the Nobility and Gentry generally, as render it unnecessary for P. and Co, ...
... PERFUMERY, the great »uperionty which has incontrovertiblv established the cfis« tiugnished putronage her Klajetly Queen Victoria, the Queen Dowager, the Members of the Uoval Family, and by the Nobility and Gentry generally, as t«» render it umiecetsary ...
... the great superiority of which has been so incoatrovcrtibly established the disliuizuidicd patronage her Majesty Queen Victoria, the Queen Dowager, the Members of the Royal I’.rmly, and the Mobility Gentry generally, rvndtr it unnecessary for P. and Co ...
... picut superiority which lias been incoi.trovcrlibly established by the disliii*ruished ji.itnmai'e her .\lajesty Queen Victoria, the Queen Dowager, the members of the royal family, and by the nobility and gentry generally, to render it unnecessary for ...