... THE PRINCE ALBERT. Dover, Jan. 15.— The Fearless steamer from the River arrived here yesterday to be in readiness to receive Lord Torrington and the Hon. Colonel Grey, who arrived at the York Hotel about six o'clock, and vvere waited upon by Capt. Boteler ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. MR. EDITOR,—In your Paper of yesterday afternoon is a long article, in which is announced the approaching marriage of our youthful Queen. nearly three hundred y ears s i nce a reigning The novelty of su c h an ...

... PRINCE ALBERT TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING ?OST Sir — l observed with considerable surprise in the Gazette of last night, and again repeated this evening, his Royal Highness styled Duke of .Sa.re, and not Duke of Saxony, as lie ought to be in the English ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The following is a copy of the address presented by the mayor, recorder, and the whole of the corporation of Dover, to his serene highness, on his landing on our shores. Mr. Bodkin, the recorder of this ancient cinque port, left London ...

... PRINCE ALBERT If our memoir of Prince Albert proves rather scanty, we can assure the readers that it is not for want of application ta the best sources. His youth, and the circumstances in which he has hitherto been placed, afford, in truth, but little ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. His Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended by Mr. George E. Anson, Colonel Bouverie, and Mr. Francis Seymour, ar- rived at Buckingham Palace at half-past one o'clock yester- day afternoon, in a cariiage and four, with outriders, from Windsor ...

... 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 ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. f HE PUBLISHERS of the SPORTING 3IAGAZINE have the gratification to announce that they have received commands to place the Name of HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT as a SUBSCRIBER to that Periodical.—The AUGUST NUMBER will contain a variety ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. We give the following as we find it the Ministerial papers. Our readers will make due allowance for the deepcolouring, or, as Sam Slick would say, the soft sawder, and believe as much and as little of it as they like: (Extract of a letter ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. (rrom the United Service t-azelle.) We copy the following paragraph from our able and usually well-informed contemporary the Spectator: — A correspondent inquires, what Prince Albert's einolu- as Fold Marshal will be? Somewhere between ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. i gAhclkyecrmooaeunrrner . JUST PUBLISHED, AND DEDICATED BY SPECIAL PERMISSION TO HER MAJESTY. PRINT, executed in the first style of art; representing His Roysl Highness PRINCE ALBERT on his way from Dover to London, to A SPLENDIDLY COLOURED ...

... TO PRINCE ALBERT. [PROW THR SCOTSMAN OP TURSDAT. SBPT. (i.l A letter was read from Mr. An*on, secretary to Prince Albert, hi ...