Whoa! There is no one font that matches this, surely? It has two differing constructions for ’a’ for a start, and two differing widths for the last two words.

You could start with something like Clearface and mess about with it yourself. Another one that reflects the style of the period is Windsor.

And you could probably find something at http://www.letterheadfonts.com that comes closer to this than either of them, but I don’t know what it would be called.

I was going to say Letterhead Fonts as well but I looked through the site and came up with nothing.

You could try Kilkenney. Quaint Gothic share a few traits with your sample. As does Edison Swirl and Gable Antique.

You could check out the Dover Victorian fonts cdrom – nothing quite matches this, but you might find something that creates a similar effect.