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... thereof, in writing, to the said JOHN WILKINSON MAUDE, Solicitor, Thorp-Arch. January 3, 1860. HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN. THIS SPLENDID PRINT, from the Original Equestrian Portrait painted by the Comte D'Obsat, and Engraved on Steel by H. Lemon ...
... whether in exalted or humble life, Adelaide, Queen Dowager of England, died on the 2nd December, deplored by all classes and ranks of the people. Of events of a more cheerful nature, the first visit of Queen Victoria to Ireland, and her most enthusiastic and ...
... on Saturday notified in an evening paper as jZa; nty> ?? 1S t0 take P ?? °* the las P t Ty of Queen Victoria and War. â It is related of Queen victoria, that when she heard of the first war that broke out within the bounds of the empire, since her ...
... s founded by It-. Milner, at Magdalene College ci Cambridge to one of Lady Betty Hlastiigs's valuable exhibi- h tion s at Queens College, Oxford; and also to the four oxhibi.- S tions of £511 each per assnum for four years. recently founded for the assistasne ...
... sentimental and sham-reform publica- tions, such as Mrs. LOUDON'S Lady's com- panion, Punich, &C., &c., bolster up the scheme. Queen VICTORIA, Lord JORN Rus- SELL, and JOsEPII HUME, give the scheme their support. At a meeting ?? Vestry, on Saturday last, it was ...
... life, whether as daughter, wife, or motlur, our Queen afforded an example from which the women of Englai might with credit to themselves take pattern. He gave The Queen. (Cheers.) Song—God save the Queen. The LORD MAYOR next proposed the health of Prince ...
... sham-refom publica- 'e tions, such as Mrs. LOUDON'S Lady's Cow- r panion, Puinch, &c., &C., bolster up the apt s, scheme. Queen VICTORIA, Lord JON. RUS- es 10 SELL, and JOsEPH HUiME, give the scheme mis t8 their support. At a meeting of ?? ;Vestry, on Saturday ...
... Normanby obtained a private audience of the President of the Republic, at wliich he presented a letter from Queen Victoria, announcing the death of the Queen Dowager. A very numerous deputation of landowners and agricul- turists of different departments waited ...
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... sham-reform publica-'j tions, such as Mrs. LOUDON'S Lady's Corn- 3panion, Pwiech, &c., &C., bolster up the May scheme. Queen VICTORIA, Lord JOHN Us-us I SELL, and JOSEPH H-IUME, give the scheme - . their support. At a meeting of ?? Vestry, on Saturday ...