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... Queen Victoria, Executed the first style one the best Arlistf oftht| day, aud exhibiting her Majes y iu the STATE ROBES IN WHICH SHE OPENED Her l?irst IN NOVEMBER, 1837. Magazine is Published the Ist of every Month; . with highly Cuts of the ua.rest Cottuines ...

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... QUEEN VICTORIA The menial accomplislimcnia persons exalled rank are subject to the greatest exaggeration and none have been more so, than the musical talent ot the lloyal Family. Her Majesty plays moderately well the piano, lint takes more delight in ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. day, arising out of political move- ments, give birth to painful thoughts, and suggest subjects for melancholy reflection. The Palace, the Court, and the Cabinet, have become by-word among the nations, and the atmosphere, which our young ...

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... QUEEN VICTORIA. Will'am t!ie Fouith no more, and in his stead, Queen Victoria sits upon the Royal Throne of Eng« land. I t generally the fat 3 of Monarchs be t bought but little of when they have departed from this vale of tears but William the Fourth ...

... QT jEE VYICTORIA. I Her Majesty, E.ueen Vlctoria, daughter of the Duke of ( Kent, mnd of Victoria Maria Louisa -of 'axse 'Caburg, t Princes Dowager of Leiningen and Duchess of kent, I was born on the 24th. of May, !819i succeeded her uncle, I William ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA. On Monday last, her Majesty, Queen Victoria, was proclaimed in this town. So delighted were the inhabitants at the event, that, in the evening, the town was brilliantly illuminated. The people were exceedingly quiet and peaceable, and ...

... WREC. F THE QUEEN VICTORIA, This fine vessel was also an East Indiaman, but larger than the above unfortunate ship ; the Queen Victoria being registered in Lloyd's books at 715 tons burden, and was built at New Brunswick in the year 1837. The letters ...

... SKETCH OF QUEEN VICTORIA In the afternoon I visited the royal gardens and terrace, where I found a goodly assemblage of people, from various of the kingdom, anxious to catch a glimpse of royalty. In a short time the Queen Victoria appeared in the midst ...