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... public dinners, after health of her Maie.ty National Anthem is commenced thus. God save out Gracious Queen, Victoria, England’s Queen. God save the Queen Cuittous CtHCt mstance.—On Tuesday week, net can and collar, beautifully inwrought with needlework ...
... insUiice the pulitics this gentleman will lead him to Kupport policy adverse Queen Victoria's (jovernmeat. Let there no mistake abcut this. If you wish to disturb Queen Victoria's send Mr. Thornely. You will right in iluing so. Hut let us see the words ...
... they arc called on to say, by the first House of Commons they return, whether the policy of the glorious forthcoming reign Victoria shall be liberal or the contrary—(Cheers)—that is the question. 1 deny that there any other mode of putting it. The dissolution ...
... next. The leading article Female Sovereigns England when Young,” is very ably written, joining the general opinion, that Queen Victoria assumes the reign* of government with better prospect happy reign, than any one her predecessors. Perhaps the best article ...
... year of his age, Mr William Jcwilt, cutlery manufacturer. Duke-street, Park. July K, at Queen-square, Westminster, Hannah. Wife of Mr C. Hindlcy, Esq. M.P., of Queen-square, Westuiiuster, ami of Dukiufield, Cheshire. July H, at Northallerton, after short ...
... that projects had been entertained to set this man the throne, m place of our youthful, beautiful, and hheral Queen Victoria. GOD SAVE QUEEN MCIORIA, And presene ns from the Duke of Cumberland. The advices from Hanmer, under the dale of SU, inst. brine ...
... last parliament, they will have 120 in the next. Let the Reformers remember, that their watch word is, THE QUEEN AND REFORM. GOD SAVE QUEEN VICTORIA, AND PRKSERVK L'S FROM THE KING OF HANOVER, Such have been the aspirations of every British heart since William ...
... calculated for such THE QUEEN AND THE QUAKERS. Her Majestv held court at St. James'* Palace on Friday, for the reception of addresses. The following, from the Society of friends, remarkable for its sincere, though simple eloquence. •• Victoria, the Unite,l Kingdom ...
... vagrancy robbery, Moutiay next, for . , being the wonl» of luc • n , l‘- Ko, UO, laughter. r/Ldieo.. •• H. G. \yABD. Air. „f Queen Elitabelh tube ill any way ** Tontine Inn, Saturday Evening. July 28.” [Hear, principle is, that MUt. 1 .Lw advert Mr. Ward ...
... As (Jaafri Victoria the highest in rank, an may ahe ha dntinguished by all the virtues and accomplish■aats of the female character.—May her reign ha long, prosperous, and happy. (3 times 3. fcag—.“ The Queen. . The ('■aiumaw neat gave Queen Adelaide. ...
... Let us then, gentlemen, drink Queen,-' as loyal suhiects, sod throw into the toast all ' the enthusiasm of the brave and Hie free, doe to the noWe./ a/lhe«ubll work of God. yirlooos woman. (Loud cheers.) Queen Victoria, with three times three, and ...
... Sovereign and to the e.ose of freedom, names now nolilv and gr.tefullv associated in the person our young uud 'gracious Queen Victoria. (Loud cheers.) I now mTleave, thanking you for your kind hearing, and assuring you lhat I shall give utmost ~ 1 0 /o ...