... happening to others of any grade, by relating what happened to the highest personage in the realm (except Her Majesty), Prince Albert, when on his visit to Bristol to view the floating out of the Great Britain steam-ship 1843, of which I was not only an ...

... THE GAL-WAY AND AMERICAN LINE OF ATLANTIC STEAMERS. The Prince Albert arrived Gahvay on Saturday with 350 passengers and 800 tons of cargo, consisting of sheet tobacco and other goods. She left New York at p.m. on the 18th inst., reached Halifax 51 hours ...

... Southampton from New York on Saturday. The Calcutta and China mail (Marseilles portion) is expected London on Saturday. The Prince Albert, with American ship mails, will leave Galway on Thursday. The Fifth of November Oxford. —The anniversary of the Gunpowder ...

... Association London, wliich was to take place on the 18th inst., at the Guildhall, under the patronage of the Queen and Prince Albert. They had, therefore, much to be proud of, and he hoped and trusted that on that occasion a large number would attend. ...

... from Queenstown, to inspect the Prince Albert steamer, previous to her sailing for New York. This was the first inspection of vessel of the Lever line by the Government emigration agent. With respect to the Prince Albert's passengers and freight the Vindicator ...

... SAILING OF THE PRINCE ALBERT. Galway, Friday (Yesterday). The Prince Albert has sailed with Her Majesty's mails, a large cargo, and 310 passengers, for Newfoundland and New York. ...

... removal of the cloth, The CHAIRMAN rose and gave the Queen, which was most enthusiastically received, and the Healths of Prince Albert aud the rest of the Royal family followed, the President remarking that they would all agree with him in acknowledging ...

... TRICKS OF TRAVELLERS. Before the Prince Albert sailed from Galw» Thursday there was the usual God-speed the steamer, and towards tlie close of those *, tivities discovery was made which created amusement:— Mr Weir called the attention of Waters to the ...

... Seats at Brunt's Music Warehouse. ~V[EWSOME'S CIRQUE NAPOLEON AND DRURY LANE COMPANY, Patronised by Her Majesty the Queen, Prince Albert, the Emperor Napoleon 111., King Leopold of Belgium, the King of Prussia, Clergy, Nobility, and Gentry of Great Britain ...

... 20.—Fire-Fly, Wexford: Ridgway and Co., 30 sacks barley; Order, sacks barley, 369 pigs. IMPORTS COASTWISE. November 18.—Prince Albert, Port Talbot : Order, 103 tons railway iron. Hereford, Port Talbot: Order, 70 tons railway iron. Ellen, Gloucester : Order ...

... Seats at Brunt's Music Warehouse. XTEWSOME'S CIRQUE NAPOLEON AND DRURY LANE COMPANY, Patronised by Her Majesty the Queen, Prince Albert, the Emperor Napoleon HI., King Leopold of Belgium, the King of Prussia, Clergy, Nobility, and Gentry of Great Britain ...

... Hon. Sec. November 18th, 1858. NEWSOME'S CIRQUE NAPOLEON AND DRURY LANE COMPANY, Patronised by Her Majesty the Queen, Prince Albert, the Emperor Napoleon 111., King Leopold of Belgium, the King of Prussia, Clergy, Nobility, and Gentry of Great Britain ...