... QUEEN VICTORIA. Wo extract the following from an interesting article in Blackwood for March last,entitled “The World of London.” Under the head devoted to description of State Processions, it says—“ First came, trotting slowly, a detachment of Life Guards ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. THE INTERIOR OF WESTMINSTER ABBEY. Her return in State to Buckingham Palace, after the Coronation. The tout ensemble forming the most magnificent Display of Earthly Grandeur which it is possible to imagine THE CITY OF CALCUTTA, WITH THE ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. EXETER, FRIDAY EVENING, July 7. We hail with unmixed satisfaction the numerous testimonies to the high character and exemplary conduct of our youthful Queen, which have emanated from the most distinguished men. of opposite political opinions ...

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... Majesty the Queen. Some )ne at hand, who had the right to make a remar noticing this, mentioned that the superscription w not correct, for that the letter ought to be directed t I q Majesty the Queen Dowager. I am quit aware, said Queen Victoria, 'of her ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. LOV AT. CHAUNT. The Queen Victoria smiles— Queen of the British Isles, Queen of the People’s choice, Queen of tho Nation’s voice She smiles at the spleen of those ...

... rosin than the Queen, regardless of the arranged and la-stated ceremony, rose from hier seat, and, running uip to the duchess, threw her arms round her neok and kissed her wa most fervently. ver. INTHERVIEW BETc'WEEN THtE QUEEN AND QUEEN los3t DOuWAr tI ...

... 4 UBEN VICTOR1IA - ,Iaesty, Queen Victoria, daughter of the Dtislt euf Rouit,- ?? iutrlta Maths Louisa of SASS Cobeasrg, Princes Dowager andf e nn ~an Duchess of Kent, was bornoeon the 24th of MaV. i of64 Uujdd ber uncle William IV, ona the 2fth of JUne ...

... direct and support thy servant. Queen Victoria, &c, he then, assisted by the Archbishop, of York and Armagh, the London, Winchester. &c, presented to the Queen, ,vying, Receive thi, Kingly Sword, &c. ; and the Queen, receiving it in her right hand, ...

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... Queen Victoria, Executed the first style one the best Arlistf oftht| day, aud exhibiting her Majes y iu the STATE ROBES IN WHICH SHE OPENED Her l?irst IN NOVEMBER, 1837. Magazine is Published the Ist of every Month; . with highly Cuts of the ua.rest Cottuines ...