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... A I Ir, TRUE, AND PARTICULAR ACC.'UNT OF hIER MAJf:ST)'S MARRIAGE WITH HIlS ROYAL HIGINESS PRINCE ALBERT. DONE INTO Eric POETRY HA' PATRICIUS TEREN'TIUS THArD.xSU O'T'0 0 ?? Philo-inath-Teacher of Laws, LanquajCes, and Polite Literature-Propfrsoer of ...
... England's brightest hopes renew'd we see, All-hallow'd be thy love; And still with proud content the day allied, When princely Albert claimed his royal bride May he, whose gifted hand Nath twined sweet wreaths of poetry and song, Live happy among English ...
... Lieir. Davies, s.N.; Dolphin, Lieut. Blissett, Risi. ; Kite, IV. 11. Burke, Esq. ; Prince of W X ales, B. Oliver, Esq.; Prince Albert, Lieut.- Nind; fWellington, Janmes Melville, Esq. ; Hamilton, R. Tril;- Shook, Esq. ; Hawk, Mark Mol'ard, Esq. i Neptune ...
... happy, ant may sie live in the hearts of her people.' (Three times llree, and one clteer more.) 'Tho next toast was Prince Albert, her Majesty's Roval Consort ; may lie long live in the esteem of the 13ritigh nation. (Tlree times three, and one cheer ...
... positively; Iut thete is one ?? seems to give atn air of rraicseeniblat'e to the notion, and that is tile very great care Prince Albert took to wrap himself up, and avoid cold on his arrival here last year._ When her XMajesty and suite were halfl melted with ...
... t'reliminiiriy (asrvati',r ?? gave I ti vollovviig senitdiniev s ill sluccession ITih di ii,' I'tir 1'eiiicess Royalti,` ''Princ Albert.''1 tle oeo 8Svisv'q ai lieo rest of' thel ?? ?? itv,''I' ie Lod Lnlyi'ii rnvt arlid prishierity to troliruil ?? ''hus ...
... been removed, the President pro. posed tile following toasts, which were drunk With the tcual honeurs ?? The Queen. Prince Albert, the Queen Dowager, and the rest of the Royal Fatily. Tlte Iorl lietitnant, and Prosperity to Ireland. ThIe P1CSIDEDENT ...
... absent, Joseph Bar- ron, Esq. Carngranoy, acted as croupier, when the usual routine of toasts were proposed, ?? Queen, Prince Albert, the Princess Royal, and the other mem- ders of the Royal Family. The Lord of the Soil, the Most Noble the Marquis of ...
... our Sovereign Lady Queen Victoria. Drank with all the honours. '1ire CeHAxlRMA s then gave in succession- The health of prince Albert and the Princess Royal of England- ?? Queen Dowager and the rest of the Royal Family - Prosperity to the Army aml Navyy_'' ...
... graciously. On the day followin. MIr. Maxwell preseat- cd the addresses, wvhicl; were adopted at the same menet- in-, to Prince Albert an(d the Ducliess of Kent, both of whiom ex pressed their deep senste of gratitlltte for the loyal sentiments brealt lied ...
... o'clock-the Shamrock brig r ean gir the commodl ore's broad pen(tlant, baleadig, folio wed y thIl' Prince Iegenit, the Prince Albert, tle Wyckhianl, C .o Kite,.&c. 'TIhey bore for the Howtht coast, aitd, form- ig in line-of battle, fired a nulilber of ...