... TROURLE. The Press Association says the follow- ing official announcement was issued from Windsor Castle last night :— Prince Albert has been obliged to leave his ship owing to a return of the gastric trouble which caused him to be invalided in September ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. [ The Prince was educated at the great Protestant University of.B in Prussia, and all accounts concur in describ■iiiir him of gentle and unassuming demeanour, and accomiplished in mind and person. correspoudent of the Chronicle* thus writes ...

... PRINCE ALBERT [From a work recently published, entitled Prince Albert and the House of Saxony, &c.”] If our memoir of Prince Albert proves rather scanty, we can assure the reader that it is not for want of application to the best sources. His youth, and ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The following bulletin has been issued at Buckingham Palace:— His Highness Prince Albert has improved in health since be was invalided from the Grand Fleet. was Buffering from the symptoms of duo- nicer. Although it would not be pos- j ...

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... I, On landing the A pat wa reeved by at guard of honour form the 90th oulnet, en a alute IRoins the Western Heights. PRINCE ALBERT'S PROGRESS TO LONDON. The address having been presented by the Mayor, Recorder, and a the whole of the Corporation of Dover ...

... Prince Albert. At Council which was held on Thursday order was passed for publishing Letter Patent, which Queen grants to Prince Albert title of Prince' Consort during their joint lives. Although a naturalised subject o* the British crown, Prince Albert ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The Daily Nexcs has given currency to some painful rumours affecting Prince Albert. The gist of the complaint is that Prince Albert has more regard for the prosperity the petty principalities of Germany, and the welfare of his relatives ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The following letter appears he Times, in all the prominence of editorial type : Sir, —Some member of the Carlton Club has put forth laboured argument to prove that his Royal Highness Prince Albert is legally incapable of being a Privy ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. jijjill v et Vlsit to the Front. ttif. E® the TO. C, of m 5 Standard, that 'Mth xt brother r n€d the front what Albert, with 18 a - that m abr °ad and resuming ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. 11. Solomon, P. Stanley, S. Hughes and S. Artus R. Glecde, T. Cole, W. Fawkes and H. Sehvay 21 A. Edmonds, H. Forster, W. T. Avery and E. Smith IS Dickins’ Cup Competition (Stroud and District) The final mutch in connection with the Dieting ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The following bulletin was issued at Aberdeen to-day : His Royal Highness Prince Albert progressing satisfactorily in every respect. (Signed) John Marnoch. James Reid. ...