... AlexaUdrina Victoria. The sponsors were his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, bis Imperial Majesty the Emperor Alexander of all the Russiias, who was represented as his Imperial Majesty's proxy, by his Royal Higbness the Duke of York; her Majesty the Queen Dowager ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... for to thee t woeld give, Siece to mue is left ney the sting. July 29, I133. ilint it )n the rettark Mat her jiltijesti Queen Victoria, ap,)1tcarci to be mere grate ant thlig)mffiu oi le) RETURN, totn otl her tcay to be cnROvNEP in Tlistinster Abbey. WeIT ...

... 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 ...

... autisoress Miss Strickland. In the second volunse of her Queen Victoria frost her Birth to her Bridal, page 2t1t, she says,- We have in the course of these memoirs mentioned several portraita of the Queen, but have never inspected one in wvhich likeness aud ...

... are fashionable for piea e soirees, and are made with numerous rarrow flounces, f aletione,, saotsis a la Reine, lafe'tqo Victoria, Ml'ines levalinies, br dark coloutra 1-papel;ine camaaltluL are all in favour V for dinuso or evening wea, anl in richor ...

... evidensil intended, origilsly, for Aisy Robsart aud the Ea rl of Leicestar, bht vhlieb represlited, we were itsormeul, Qiieli Victoria and Pribm i Albert, eujoying the retirement of private life, apart fiouts the ponsp of royalty. WVh they shiotld have chosau ...

... POETRY. QUEEN VICTORIA'S VISIT TO DUBLIN. Ocb such rushing and crushing, Such pushing and lushing- Such racing of carriages, crashin' of cars- Was ne'er before troublin' The city of Dublin, Since Misther Turgesius brought over his wars. Such music and ...

... this extract- 1As the south front corresponds with the north, there only remains for -us- to notice enu the exterior, the Victoria Tower. How shall we do justice to this work ?? describe it ? Can those of our readers who have geen the exterior of the main ...

... THE GREAT OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION. iS This great event was consummated on Thursday the 61 I st of May. Her Majesty Queen Victoria, 1amidst the o roar of cannon, the voice of trumpets, and the pomp and d pageantry of a state ceremonial inaugurated ...