The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-29 00:00:00

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.Tll.lll, CORONATION DAY. T': that she vas destined to a reign of happiness fin
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I for her people and of glory to herself." "There th,
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Ail hail; Queen Victoria ' all hail to this day;
• of Georae.lll,,,vatisi of the , duchess. of , 'i' a geste4 by a high and generous nature." Her eel
So teeming with promise—we welcome it here!
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She was born on the 24th of May, 1819, --,n.ft:' with which her careful education- and her Yn'
, . ..,,,- •-:,,- ,- had reached the age (eighteen) require4L.,'.by demeanour:, On her accession to the throne in-
But if thousand's on thousands are happy before -thee,
the law, before she could assume the reins Of spirid all her subjects.
salutinc, thy favours, and catching thy smiles; th
government, in the month previous to her 0.• ,
Oh ! think of the millions of hearts that adore tlieei!ir ter MaiqtY 111; alrravr trilliriglv rnt,t her 1 1.),
cession to the throne on the death of William
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For this day is a RDILEE over the isles • the Reformer, on ;tune .)oth, 1837. On the Ple°Pd le,
Parliament inperson. One of the botivoccasions she opened.aA I in
present memorable day licr Majesty was closed the ar
Not alone o'er the isles—but Hindostan afar and on
crowned, and now reiwni, over an affectionate most memorable events since her necessioa 5F
Doty our jubilee spread---in the \Vest, the poor siXre, -
As he prays for thy mercy, . and trusting people by all possible legal festival given was the great to her by the Pr
Be the Queen of the FELE, as the Queen
" fair Liberty's star!.
of the br;ve tit les
City of London in November last year, I.Vhieli re
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her Majesty honoured With her presence.
Till her accretion to the throne her lk,la• re
Let the African joy, for his creedom is nigh;
led a retired life under the care of her AB who hare had occasion to approach her in
Our Queen would not reign but o'ef happy and free : iestY
Let that thunger attest it—yon barnier on high--r
mother, who, giving Majesty speak with delight of her condescP.n- , w
voted' herself most assiduously to the educe:- sion and affability-, and no deserving object of a
The Banner of Glory o'er land and oer seal up her native land, de•
. tion"of her chld, in order to make her Majesty the royal bouaty over applied to her Majesty n
Nations ... . .
worthy of Ills 14,4 cation to whicia ale 1,i4 in Cain,
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sear witness, ye I,i l the homage we piiy,
The pride tliat, we feel and the love we declare; horn. o
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For the Queen of•our heprts is, on this happy day, , Of her Mailevy s aperstrnal appearance I've 0
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Not alone of the brave—but 11-11: Queen of the Fair 1. - need not speak, as the sr lendid portrait ai;ove v
reigned she has wTil responded to tile " ten.:r...-H gives more information at a glance than we NA'
Nor can chivalry icast,..in the rolls of renown, and enlightened mother," under whose care„ could convey in a column. We may observe, r
1 scene such aiinns--tor old Time stands apart, her Majesty said, i,i have 'teamed front toy however, that her Majesty is not tail, though t
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her her PEOPLE VICTORIA -puts oil, niancy to rerect and love the constitution of 1 she is graceful it: her movernents, : c
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All radiant with beauty—and pure as her hear; ! my native country." On her first memorable
appearance before the Council on the day of Her Majesty is said to be a good musician,
Then fill up a bumper to honour TilE QuERN ! I
her accession, "stepping' from the Privacy of and to be well versed in modern lan au-ies as
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Our hands and our hearts in devotion we give; domestic life to the discharge of her high well as in those' sciences, such as botany, which
Alidokir children, is bile weeping -,vitlfjoy o'er this scene, - functions," she demeaned herself as to ' are suitable for an an, accomplished lady. She
Shall pravy GOD bless VICTORIA !arid long may she live, ' cause gOrteral approbation. " She. inspired," has shown herself, since her accession to the

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