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... QUEEN’S SPEECH Mt Lords GcmiMur, Wi> are coiumaiuietl ttH«»«re yd»u that Her Majesty has great satisfaction iu rocun the advice assistauce her Pariiaiueni. The aegociations wliicli the Emj«eror of Austria and the King *«f j Prussia were engaged in with ...
... skv A loose, lank m«n ; whose ever wil bands S-em eras nine human throats Supreme stands, Hurling war paper on his foe», The royal Jester of nation’s woes. Ordaining feasts; Imprisoning hi* ikid ; honest knave; a wit wl h >nt a Bold as at> rant; timid as ...
... rV.,tols',T I ;to7,,'toT‘; . tup. d'EtioUes, recently sold bjr Count Walowsh to M. ttleB „ bed to Queen Victoria, at Osboroo, and to Queen -htch 77vtoTs7lii,. i’Ti i,v't7, 'l ° (! A number of gentlemen, including Lord Pctre, Lord . ytolel, contractor ...
... all assemblies, that our most gracious sovereign lady the Queen. Long may she live. (Applause.) Band save the Queen. . The Chairman next gave The Prince and Pnncess of Wales, and the rest the Royal Family. hoped all his bachelor friends present, when they ...
... He has etill in hi* possession the ( impelled a preaeure of the atmosphere behind the followin martB of i, famous blood :-Queen Mary, | y-hicle, pioductd by lestening the density of the air in Hab-al-the-Bowsler (aister to Balrownie), Caller Ou, v. .hiixn ...