Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05
rriRcr Albert,

sorrowsI
"A rriRcr Albert,
Il la her husband she possesses the
handsomest prince Of the age and this
husband 10 ent,rrly devoted Ia her, ad"r-
Ing her rs "A mistress, and respecting
her as a master. In the heir 10 her
throne she idolIzcs, adding another To
the MANY JOYS which fall I" her share
'IwAi!e hcy oWn character displays the
(, ,iirmncss of man with the attractive
4 0Igenilcncss OF n woman. a people, en-
Enthusiastically PROSTATE at her feet, AZ
Tribute To her none of the evil, aud
bless her for all the good that occurs --
What destiny aud what an existence
Could anything BE- more cmincn,Iy
poetic than this charming youthful sov-
crGign, before whom one Of The most
powerful pa'iore on the earth bent sub
nissivcIy ! The proud aud formidable
,coptrc nrmighty Albion was there. IN
the haua of delicate aud graceful
Inymph and that sccptrc appeared not
to weigh down the fair hand tha, hcld II,
which, nevertheless, sccmc,, only made
10 !li ,ne iguics, gauzc or ga,Iards of
flowers. In her were annca the ar,lcss
ANIMATION of the young girl, and the no
BILE dignity OF the illuslrious sovereign
/ and the effect was enchanting, Wla'
ii mixture Of weakness aud strength
+ What an evidence Of he absolute pow
er Q! AZ csiaohsAcd principle OF govern
ment Il reed railing over oaks, 4 flow
or or1itrcss oflhe world
On being presented to Prince Albert,
who condesccndcd 10 question me re
spcciing my travels m Europe, spot %
10 bim at some length Of his brother, IN
1IYw.'ose -,se,nPxs5- l-aaa -o.,errd w,.hslts,7.
! King of SaXGny, when The Prince came
to Dresden TO introduce his wife 10 that
'buIl lHt UtWlN -HliIIhu y Ill''7N WE
daughic Of the Grand Dake of Baden
Qnccn Nicioria's husband is, as is we'll
known, II remarkably handsome man,
such as the Imagination OF romanco
writer would select for the model ol The
heroes be presents TO bis ad,nuIug r"a-
ders. lie is said Ia be serious aud
COLI. | found him, on the contrary, Toll
of animation aad courtesy. lis mode
Of expressing himself vas az pleasing a.
his reception OF me was ailablc he
speaks French most elegantly Ny
conversation with him only ceased when
her Majesty opened the ball by quad
rifle With the Prince of SAKE Coburg,
husband cr the Princess Clcmcn,lnc.
Accustomed to the jcies of Paris,
where it'ls usual to w0Ih through a quad
rlllc, was delighted to witness a ball
where real dancing was 10 fashion. --
The orchestra was perfect, and the
The Queen of Eng gaud has the prcliIeat
hllc foot ~ the world, and she dances ~
the most charming manner II Is sad,
moreover, that beng mistress Of every
Accomplishment, she sings enchanlmgly
How many crowns at one aud the same
time are hers ,
In each of the SdiDE8 ol the palace
throne aud daIs were erected as soon
as tho youthful sovereign had finished
dancing IN one apartment, she recon
muuced IN the neat, her uuiVal ~ aud
departure from each room beng an.
nounccd by tho national air Of "God
save the Queen" All this gave new
impulse to the Ictc, AS from her NaJrs-
Ity's constantly changing her position,
each Ol the ladies' seated IN the dIH'i-
cnt Saio.S bad TIC sntislaclIon ~ iurn,
OF seeing her pass close To them. WIS
"a throng Oi pretty women what cNs
qulsl'cly delicate features, resembling
tic faces il the Keepsake IiIsncccs-
sary to mix in the ist London society.
# We wish 20 lorm un idea Of what an
assembly OF beauty really Is the coun
uy par crctII,nce Tor pu.uc ,xpcssluu
Of counlcnanco is England
None OF those urh, coDHua black
coats, which ought to be Only worn al
funerals, were 10 be seen the gcnl,'.
mcu were ia uniform, aud some great
Scottish lords wore the Costume Of their
respective clans.
Among the latter was Lord Lorn',
son OF the Duke of ArgyIl. The Srol'h
reel was danced IA the course oi The
evening G,d and precious stones alone
were visible. cleaning apnd il,wcr o"o