... PRINCE ALBERT. Prince Albert accompanied by the Duke his father fVdnntl brother, Lord Torringlon, the Hon! Colonel Grcy, and Captain Seymour, with a n merous suite, leit Canterbury for London at quarter ast l,,neo | .°ok on Saturday morning. On reaching ...

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... PRINCE ALBERT. As a sign of the times, it may be stated that the Tories begin to doubt obtaining their political salvation through the aid of Prince Albert. 'They already begin to attack him; one of their journals represents the Prince to be a gambler ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. As the marriage of our young and interesting Sovereign lias been finally resolved upon according to her own free will and choice, some particulars of the family of Saxe Saalfeld Cobourg, or Saxe Cobourg and Gotha, as more recently entitled ...

... 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. The popularity the Queen reflected through the feeling evinced towards Prince Albert. Our corporation has resolved on holding a special meeting to morrow, (Saturday) for the purpose of voting address to his Royal Highness, on his arrival ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. (Eitrae* letter from Cobourg, Dee. 13, 1839.) Per the last two months the curiosity of the public in reference the family, the religion, the education, Brc. Prince Albert Saze Gotha, so natarally awakened the prospect of event now no longer ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The Master of the Horse, The Mistress of the Robes, Karl Jersey. Duchess of Bucclcuch. Lady of the Bedchamber. Two Maids of Honour. Bedchamber Women. The Lord Chamberlain, the Earl la Warr, accompanied by the Groom of the Stole to his Royal ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. (From work published on Monday entitled Prince Albert and the House ot Saxony, Born 1819, very few months after his Royal cousin to whom he is about to be united, he received the rudiments of instruction of the ducal palaoe at Ehrenhurg ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Thb Tories are chuckling at having reduced the income of Prince Albert from £50,000 to £30,000 * To sec them in the character of economists is a no* which no doubt surprises themselves as much it does public. But with what face the party ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The Baiter of t h nurse. The NI istress of the Robe*. Jersey. Duchess of Buceleugh. Lady of the Bedchamber. Two Maids of Honour. Bedchamber Woman. THE PROCESSION. At twelve o'clock a squadron of Royal Horse Guards (Blue), took up their ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The Prince is tolerably comely youth, about the middle height, with moustaches in a very promising state of cultivation. In complexion he is neither very fair nor very dark, so that in personalities he may said to exemplify the happy/orfuwote ...