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... Acts 8th and 9th Victoria, cha)p. 142, alndl 10th ?? 11th Victoria, chap. 254, acquired tie grloutl situated on botil sides of the Nes Street, lately forrall frolo Great Edward andi Chichester Streets to Gordon-street, ?? called Victoria-street, and tile ...
... a bright interval in suumer, the visit of our gracious Sovereign dispelled the dismal shadows- Oh, whens nur eves did see Victoria first, We thouight she peirged the air of Pestilence I We hniled the boot with gratitude-with enthusiasm but, as shse waved ...
... ENGLAND. Queen Alexandria Victoria (acc. June 1837), born May IHIJ> ; Prince Albert Francis Augustus Charles Emanuel, born August 20,1819 ; Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, born November 1841 ; Albert Ernest Alfred, born August 0, 1844 Victoria Adelaide ...
... Haverford west, 1,0011 barrels oats. Qvaa* have pleasure placint on incident in tbs domestic history Queen Victoria. learn that it ia the usual fashion for the Queen and Albert to breakfast alone, and with attendant, bat conideutial page. When beard this, we ...
... TOM l«SO, SNTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA. i. *: •« > •» 1 r ■« - a 5 • . .i ■ -ai-ana* I C 7 » 11 I II 15 16 17 16 I ■io il 24 26 j 26 31 . . .138 ( 7 9 II li 1 It I.'. 17 *( Jl 2' 30 31 ...
... the Corporation to her Majesty the Queen and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, on the melancholy event of the late Queen Dowager’s death: Whitehall, 28th December, 1649. My Lord I have hail the honour lay before the Queen the loyal ami dutiful resolution ...
... rather exultingly than otherwise. Again, the same paper talks with tbe utmost complacency about reckoning the value of Queen Victoria’s crown, and alludes in manner not to mistaken, to bushelfull of coronets and mitres. Such are the sentiments promulgated ...
... or working materials for the railway, has arrived in our docks, being the third with similar cargoes. The timberyard at Victoria-place, liitcly held Mr. Purdon, has been taken as a depot for the works near this town. A large number of hands are now at ...
... place od they were all agreed in loyal devotion, as expreseed in thle edfirst paragrapil of thle letter, to her Alojos9ty the Queen (hear, an hear). The next thing alluded to wits the wnisery and de- to lygradation of the country, and refering to that point ...
... bare been This Line comprise* some of (ho most superb Packets . Bnr . Sh.p., Ton. Bor COSSriTOTION. .. .. .. *5OO ROSCIUS. •• QUEEN OF THE WEST. .. .. 2.000 SIDDONS, .. -- •• »00 LIVERPOOL. 1.800 CARRICK. 1.800 HOTTINGUER. .. .. .. 1-800 SHERIDAN. .. ...
... for lam in much better health than when I , l»> niches deep, men in the county Antrim tell , nnoters the petition to the Queen, at present in left Ireland, notwithstanding the excessive me they could not di)? more than two such perches course signature ...