... the Privy Council soon set the question at rest. Prince Albert.—Public interest being partially allayed by the marriage and grant of honours and military rank (though not yet of precedency) to Prince' Albert, tbe question 1 now generally asked is, whether ...

... Ss ETC OF PRINCE ALBERT. The following sketch of Prince Albert, from the Birmingham Jouruai, may not be uninteresting to maby of our readers at this juncture. It is from the pen of one who had a good opportunity of seeing what be had described, in regard ...

... VISIT OF PRINCE ALBERT TO BRISTOL. FLOATING OF THE GREAT BRITAIN. Bristol, Wednesday. This long expected ev^nt—or rather conjunction of events, each of which would have been of most exdting interest to the citizens of Bristol, but when combined presented ...

... OXFORD COMMERORATION—VISIT of PRINCE ALBERT to the UNIVERSITY. I The announced intention of Prince Albert to visit Oxford on Tuesday, combined with the circumstance of that being the day appointed for the annual commemoiation of | the founders and benefactors ...

... VISIT OF HER MAJESTY AND PRINCE ALBERT TO PORTSMOUTH. PORTSMOUTH, Monday. Her Majesty and Prince Albert arrived at the Dock yard) this afternoon precisely at minutes past one ; the customary I salutes were fired from the forts and men of war. The Royal ...

... RE-APPEARANCE PUBLIC HER MAJESTY AND PRINCE ALBERT. It being understood that her Majesty and Prince Allien would take their accustomed drive yesterday (Thursday) evening in the Parks, not withstanding the occurrence Wednesday, a large assemblage ot persons ...

... CONGRATULATORY ADDRESSES TO HER MAJESTY AND PRINCE ALBERT. Meeting of tbe inhabitants of Devizes, convened by tbe the A«m»u»tjy „„ Kri.l.7 last. for purpose of congratulating her Majesty and Prince Albert, Iter Majesty escape froiu the receut atrocious ...

... HER MAJESTY AND PRINCE ALBERT IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY. Her Majesty and the Prince are well known as patrons of the arts. They are not patrons in a merely vulgar sense, but themselves follow art in various branches, with a pure love not often manifested ...

... MEETING IN DEVIZES TO ADDRESS HER MAJESTY AND PRINCE ALBERT. S C ?° TeDed l lh held the ' D ,ze, oa Tuesday last, for (ho purpose of Alston, of congratulation l.er Majesty and Prince Throne U SP,C, Dt the birlh ofa l>eir the throne. The hour fixed ...

... VISIT OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT TO THE ISLE WIGHT. His Royal Highness Prince Albert left Claremont on Monday morning at half-past six o'clock, attended by Major General Sir Edward ttowater, equerry in waiting, and the Hon. G. E. Ailson, private ...

... THE CEREMONY OF THE LAYING OF THE FIRST STONE OF THE NEW ROYAL EXCHANGE BY PRINCE ALBERT. Ou Monday «'»« ' rJ Mayor, aldermen, sheriff!), and • .j j officers, went in state Guil.lhull, for the purpose receiving Pri,,ce Albert, previously the ceremony ...

... copy of the reply to the Address of Congiatulation to Prince Albert from the Devises Constitutional Society : Buckingham Palace, March 24th, 1840. Sir, —I commanded Mis Royal Highness Prince Albert beg you will assure the members of the Constitutional ...