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... may w'e shiut Victoria I Queen of the brave and free. And ob ! when time shall breathe upan thy crown encircled brow, May British hearts exult in thee as ardently as ?? While in the glorious page of fame inscribed thy name shall be, Victoria, our country's ...

... portion, folly tetttI l itt thn high character iilichl the work has always tI. , aed is ?? with a beautifll portrailt of Queen Victoria, %cneteIpsliotl by a poetical gem of our old favourite JAMIES MxNon tiovtuity', -ho, woe perceive, has contributed snother ...

... embellished with an exquisitely flished portrait of Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg. the intended husband of her Majesty Queen Victoria. This Inill impart to this periodical additional celebrity,' and without doubt greatly increase its sale. The Dublin ...

... ler still to provide F-ir ihe grunt of Old IArtlauRtd, t seeo, Ali ingel ti ?? ?? riot(ras tt prrsidtr, Ard Victoria relgns Alblottt's Queen. 'Tiren bhuizra! i'zzsr l ?? tile Qlreir live for' ever, Tlre glor%, tire pride of our Iand. Vitei Elizabetti ...