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... 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 ...
... K V, the great superiority of which has been incui.trovcrtibly established by the distinguished patronage her Majesty Queen Victoria, the tf.icen Dowager, the members of the royal family, the nobility and gentry generally, to render it unnecessary for ...
... ,ifast)ion. Pun made by her Majesty.— The Queen, when Princess Victoria, was one day reading that passage in Roman history which stales that a lady having visited Cornelia, the mother of the Gracchi,” displayed, according to the custom of the time, a ...
... SERMON. JUST PUBLISHED, ICE ONE SHIELING, A SEKMOKT, PUF.ACIIED iipoii the Coronation Day of Her Most Gracioua Majesty Queen Victoria, in the Church the Blessed St. Mary, Monmouth, ...
... the great superiority of which has been incoi.trovertibly established by the distinguished patronage her Majesty Queen Victoria, the Queen Dowager, the members the royal family, and by the nobility and gentry generally, as to render it unnecessary for ...
... east side the theatre, where the Archbishop will make the recognition thus—“ Sirs, 1 here present unto you Queen Victoria, the undoubted Queen of this realm ; wherefore, all you who are come tins day to do your homage, are you willing to the same and ...
... OXFORD CIRCUIT. Days and places appointed appointed for holding the Summer Assizes, in the sixth year the reiguof Queen Victoria, before Lord Chief Justice i and Mr. Justice Erskiue. Rerkshire—Monday, July 11, at Abingdon. Oxfordshire —Wednesday, July ...
... The property is held under a lease from his Grace the Dnke of Beaufort for the residue of a term o years, if her Majesty Queen Victoria. Henry Marquis of Worcester, and Williams, Penpont, in the county of Brecon, Esquire, ot either of them, should so long ...
... thereof. The property held under a lease from his Grace the of Beaufort for the residue of term of 99 years, if her Majesty Queen Victoria, Henry Marquis of Worcester, and Penry Williams, of Peopont, the county of Brecon, Esquire, or either of them, should ...
... and sold IIoBEST Uaukrr, 31, (late of No. 1, Market-place, Manchester!, Chemist, special appointment, Her Most Grae.otts Queen Victoria, feotUos Is. IJd., as. The 4s. Gd. bottles contain seven times, and 2s.*9d,'three and half tiraos the of those .t Is I'd ...
... intention once write ballad, In praise of Queen Victoria, and her visit London ; hut find that it Less fast to make sonnet than a sallad. leave to versifiers, red or squalid, Female male, sing about the queen And somewhere perhaps thing have seen T.. ...
... H I.ll\ , ihe great superiority which has I incot.trovertibly established the distinrais • ! patronage of her Majesty Queen Victoria, the Dowager, the ntembers of the royal family, and nobility and gentry generally, render it uni rc—arv lor I*. and Co ...