The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 277
portrayed by theplayfulness of the Doves and the fearless defiance of theLion. Such was the flowery language of the Observer inthose days. The Observer of July 2, 1838, was a double number,price tenpence, and contained several illustrations of thecoronation of Queen Victoria, which were also… … THE CORONATION OF QUEEN VICTOlilA. FKOM TUE OBSERVER, JULY 2, 1S38. Tlie Pictorial Press. 2Go On the occasion of Her Majestys marriage, the Observerpublished a wedding number, contaming several engravings,which were introduced to the reader thus:—Little in theway of explanation is necessary to…
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