... PRINCE ALBERT. Much correspondence has appeared in the metropolitan papers felatlve to the accusations aall1st Prince Alliert and of which we desired last week, we still desire, to speak with caution and delicacy, hoping that the affair may be satisfactorily ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. r The following interesting communieation relative t to one who is shortly to form so close and interest- .ing a connection with this country, appeared in the .FJrforing C'ronirle, which journal vouches for the in- telligence and respectability ...

... knew why the prayers of Protestant congregations of the church of England should not at this moment contain the name of Prince Albert, as an object of supplication for the protection of the Almighty, as much as the Dowager Qaeen Adelaide-and the more so ...

... PRINCE ALBBR7. Hi Royal Highness Prince Albert having been unani- muously elected governor of the royal hospitals of Bridewell and Betblem, and yesterday morning being appointed for administering the charge and performing the ceremonies usuallv observed ...

... For the lhst two months tlihe curiosity of tho public in ?? foreoco to the flamily, tho religion the oduection, C, c, bf Prince Albert of Saxe Cobourg Gotlia, so naturally awakened by Ithe prospect of ni event how no longer doubtful, has giYn' rise to the ...

... prevaleoit opinion. Let me d(j a little to supply S se this deticliccr. tin 1. The statiemennt that his Rovali Highness Prince Albert | esi is Invariabls and on all occasion s present when the Qiv~en !lt receives her 3ilinistcrs. is litoralir truc. His ...

... For the last two months thc curiosity of the publih ia reference to the family, the religion, thc education, &e.- of Prince Albert of Saxo Cobourg Gotha, so naturally awakened by the prospect of an event now no longer doubtful, has-given risc to the ...

... the last two monthis the curiosity of' the( ?? inl reference Lo tile fafMily, thle religion1, Hti' edtucation'i &c. of' Prince Albert of Saxe Coiburg otiia, so naturally awakencd by the~ prospicct at anLL event nlow no0 longer] tioutfutll, It IS p1 Ven ...

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... treachery Prince Albert has been guilty of must have been connived at by Lord Aberdeen, by Lord Jobn Russell, and by Lord Palmerston, a proposition that once stamps the rumours as the mere baseless fabric of a vision. The Whole tenor of Prince Albert's public ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. TO THE EDITOR OFTHE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-As any authentic Information at the present junc- ture relative to his Serene Highness PrInce Albert of Saxe Coburg may be acceptable to you, and interesting to your readers, I forward you some ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. A LITTLE, TRUTH AND A GOOD DEAL OF HUMBUG. Since Prioeo Albert played at Speodlation, and Turned up the Queen of Diamonds, the lucky young dog is considered by his poor relatives as the only trump card in the Cobourg pack. The tnoet ...