... TO QUEEN VICTORIA. ?? victories won the mnme thou bearat-- His triumpls saved the crown thou wear'st; Yet, Ladynl thou sa little car'st For nil the glories he has lhon. That when united by the mitred Priest To thy lov'd Albert, of the East, Thou Uidat ...

... TO RER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA, r H{ER eoRA- .. - ?? A DO I WuhhIN VICTORIA, ON IEk CORONATrIO IN WESTMINSTER ABB)CY, JUNE, 28-9. (FOHGEtMr..mNOT FOB 1840.) t The orb and sceptre in thy hand they placed, I Onthine anohited head a crown of gold;- Apurple ...

... OAU t ON QD2 rLR QUEEN VICTORIA. _ - .. . . . .. .- .- . .- . Suez 2etlh 183B. (rron BFkc*uad's . The fteptte In a maiden onir Tbre reign of Beauty anid of Youth, A argke tO glidness all the land, At4 lo-e ir Le7dlty and Truth. Role, VICTORTA, rule tne ...

... Iflrmingh~arn Musical Festival, bj, Bairysa Cornwall. no Jov to Queen Victoria, Queen and ruler o'er us I Let the soaring music Rise in mighty chorus ! God save Queen Victoria' England's young Victoria; Di ay ...

... Monday, the 19th of May; and concert on Mondav, the 12th of May. The Princess of Prussia has received an invitation from Queen Victoria to visit London during the Exhibition. She will leave in the beginning of May, and will be followed shortly afterwards ...

... Majesty Queen Victoria gtven to his Imperial Highness by Lord Cowley, when he had the honour of being presented to him, the Grand Duke Constan- y tine, after visiting Cherbourg, will embark at Ostend for Osborne, on a visit to her Majesty the Queen of England ...

... ndel other Poems. By E. J. REED. COURT AND FASHION. The Queen is now payilng her short visit to Osborne before Christmas. Ilere the life has been of the ordinarily quiet kind. On Thursday, the Queen and Prince Consort visited Prince Alfred at Alverbank ...

... pleasure in informing gents, and b others connected with the American legation, that an outfit for attendance at the Court of Queen Victoria mayl now he had for 25 shillings. The suit consists of a good r stout shooting-coat, with pockets for the hands to avoid ...

... may trade extend_ God bless the Queen Gracious Victoria ! boast; Let this then be your toast, God Save the Queen Mlay God her fane upraise Guide end protect her ways In Youth, through length of days ;- God save the Queen 0 Lord our God, nrise, Ssatter ...

... certain Act of Parliament passed the session of Parliament in the 12th and 13tb years of the reign of her present Majesty Queen Victoria, for continuing certain Turnpike Acts in Great Britain, for limited periods, and for making certain provisions respecting ...

... the Deanery to move a resolution with reference to the Queen's Jubilee. He would like to remind them tbat the average time which English Kings and Queens had reigned was 23 years, but Queen Victoria had nearly trebled this. She had outlived all the sove- ...

... and conseunently great-grandmother both to Queen Victoria and rederick William IV. Queen Charlotte was of course the aunt of the late Queen of Prussia, and great- aunt to the present Sovereign ; the late Queen of Hanover was also, we believe ...