... PRINCE ALBERT. The following bulletin was issued to-day at Buckingham Palace:—Prince Albert has had fair night. There have been no untoward symptoms.'* ...

... PRINCE ALBERT, On Tuesday night 16s ltd was shared out each of the 127 members. £194 2s. 6 ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The speech of Prince Albert, which he delivered at the Trinity-house the other day, and which we reprinted last week, has naturally given rise to a good deal of comment, although, perhaps, less than might have been expected. Of course, ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Acting-lieutenant Prince Albert. SI next month, liae been appointed H.M.S. for service the staff of the Commaader-io-Chief, Portsmouth. REO.fUITIIIB FRAUDS. cases being rigobodslt INVESTIGATED. Mr. Forster, in » written answer to question ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The Times thus refers to the grossly unfounded and disloyal calumny which originated in a London pot-house newspaper:— We must apologize to oar readers for troubling them with another word opon the odious calumnies which have been lately ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. An official bulletin this morning says that Prince Albert, who has undergone operation for appendicitis, passed a quiet night and doing well. ...

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... PRINCE ALBERT. The King, through his private secretary, has intimated Captain the Hon. Victor A. Stanley that greatly appreciates the wish of Dartmouth Town Council to present address Prince Albert on the completion of his studies at the Royal Naval OoHege ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. c.F.RM VNIVEReITY COLTSE. It understood Roam (says the Daily Expres ottreespondenti that Prime Ansen. the second eon of K:ng enter the riot. nay of Heidelberg pelt autumn. At the tone the o! Wales wet b to sttely French rt .o. proposed ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The following has been addressed to the Editor of the Times reply to the attacks on his Royal Highness Prince Albert, reference to the Privy Council q c tion Sir—Some member of the Carlton Club has pu' forth a laboured argument to prove ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Nothing has transpired during the week to corroborate the rumours about the Prince Consort, and just as little has transpired on the other side. It is true that some of the journals have come out with decisive remarks thereupon, but they ...

... throne. Prince Albert is also something of a student, and there are very few sciences in which he has not dabbled at one time or another. Lately he visited Africa, primarily for the purpose of exaiiiiui ing the Congo question on the spot. Prince Albert has ...