... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... the east side of the theatre where the Archbishop made the recognition thus:— Sirs, I here present unto you Queen Victoria, the undoubted Queen of this realm; wherefore, all you who are come this day to do yovr homage, are you willing to do the same; and ...

... I M A R It hA GE QUEEN. OF LQ.E.EN VICTORI.A.. FEEBRUARY 10, 1840. e As soon as the light broke on the morning of this a auspicious day, the metropolis presented in every dis- trict all the characteristics that mark the opening of a D universal and joyous ...

... THE POLAND OF QUEEN VICTORIA. Victor Hugo remarks, his Litterature et Philosophic Melees? that, in the actual constitution of Europe, almost every nation has its Slave. Turkey has Greece, Russia has has Norway, Prussia has the Grand Duchy of Posen ...

... WRECK THE QUEEN VICTORIA This fine vessel was also nn East Indiaman, but Jarg than the above unfortunate ship ; the Queen Victo being registered in Lloyd’s books at tons bur-!. •nd was built New Brunswick the year 1837. appears that she leil Bombay for ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA & LOUIS PHILIPPE. The sixth number of the Revue Retrospective again rich in extracts from the private papers found the Tuileries. The chief feature is the publication of a correspondence between our most gracious Queen and Louis Philippe ...

... CORONATION OUR FOR QUEEN VICTORIA. Junk 28th, 1838. (From Blackwood's Magazine.) Tbe sceptre maiden 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 ...

... our gracious Queen, Long ah* our hope hath been, God save tb* Queen. Long may she happy reign. All ber wide domain, King one vote* the strain, God save the Queen. Oh. Lord, alms* who a*** Our future destinies, save the Queeu. «' Victoria good and great ...

... TO HER MAJESTY, QUEEN VICTORIA. WELL BELOVED COUSIN,- I have heard of your intended visit to my country with surpassing pleasure. I have seen that the Representative of my native county has placed his marrying residence, Trabolgan, at your service, and ...

... KING CUPID AND QUEEN VICTORIA, AN ACROSTIC. V irroßfA. *srein Queen! King Cupid’# dart, I t #e*ms ha# »;ire transfix’d thy Royal heart; ould not a ua:iou shield th-e. Rural Lady? Thousands to bleed and die fur thee were ready ; h. no. beneath the wi!v ...