... 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 ...

... too much truth in the startling statements of iIM.P. For many days past the London press has been rife with rumours of PRINcE ALBERT'S improper if not uu- constitutional interference in the foreign policy of this country. Those rumours have created a painful ...

... HULL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1841. PRINCE ALBERT. WI stated, in our last, that the delay in the issuing the Patent, creating the heir apparent to the throne Prince of Wales, arose from a dislike, on the part of the QUEEN, to do any act, which would give ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The first anniversary of the death of the lamented Prince Consort has been signalised ie by a memorial, alike appropriate and affecting, of the virtues and services of the 0 illustrious deceased. In the publication, le under her Majesty's ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. .- .. she rinted instructions and regulations for the fast Ant. D the pres6nt year, addressed to all the faithful ~e London district, by Thomas Bishop of Olena, Rae Catholic Vicar Apostolic of that district, there is the E ot on this our ...

... effect that. the Prince Consort has meddled inl the most a of outrageous manner with thle affair, of Stat,.I a ensi i0.that Prince Albert bits cancelled instructions prepared by the eime Ministers at hcome foi, Lord Stratford nt Constanltinople ;-it has l. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. (Fr oml1 the Mloraniag lerald of WVednosday,) T'li letter - whioll wye jelt it our painful duty to publish yesterday, on the subject of his Iloyal Highlness the Prince Albert, has prodtced, as well it might, pro. found sensation in the ...

... THE PRINCE ALBERT. The following letter has appeared in the Mforqizng IHceraldc Sir,-Let one significant fact be noted with roference to the pain- ftul controversy still pending. The statements made in your journal relative to unconstitutional interference ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. In the printed instructions and regulations for the fa;t of Lent In the year 1840, addressed to all the faithful in the London district, by Thomas Bishop of Olona, vicar apostolic in that district, there is the following pasisage- 'I We ...

... I- j SATURDAY, DEc?MflER 2?, I?6I. PRINCE ALBERT.! Th'llc faneral obvsequies oi' Hi~s latc Rtoya l Highi-e ness ?? Atlbert were 1,erfortmel OtL Mtonday& last. at \V'indsor, and the vautlis of St. G;eorge's Chapel nowr olld nII thnL remains of one wvho ...

... TER PRINCE ALBERT. (FRlOA1 OUR OORRBSaPONDErT.,) GALWAY, MONDAY EvZNING,-Sineo sonding my telegram to you last night, I have well looked over the steamner-the Prince Albert-and find her in every way admirably fitted up. She is capable of comfortably ac- ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TORSJIEO HERALD. SIR,-Let one significant fact be noted with reference to the painful controversy still pending. The statements made in your journal relative to unconstitutional interference have never been contradicted ...