... THE PRINCE ALBERT. N K E N. JANUARY 7, •' Nor litre provincial bus'ness I this sUte Makes me Looker-On In Vienna, —Shasspkarx For the last two or three months there have been in political and military circles, many unpleasant rumours of interference ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The annual fete in honour of the birth-day of Prince Albert took place on Saturday in the grounds in front of the mansion. Large tents were erected near the house, and shortly before three o'clock the recipients of the Qiieen's bounty and ...

... timony ( ler idge. and Erle) were of e who opinion. Judgment for the defe dultery f Mrs. DPDRINCRP ATRERT aT RIBMINGU 1845, Prince Albert visited Birmingham on Thursday ig ofa pee of laying the foundation stoue of the Birming private lately iustitute on a large ...

... party then proceeded to the Town Hall, where a spi lendid collation had been for about 500 guests. Prince Albert in respondin; to* he e health of Prince Albert and the rest of the Royal ‘amily,” delivered an address in which he eulogised science, referred ...

... PRINCE ALBERT ON EDUCATION On Monday the Educational Conference was inaugurated by Prince Albert at Willie's Rooms, King-street, St. James's. His Royal Highness arrived shortly after three o'clock, and was well received. There were also present Earl Granville ...

... PRINCE ALBERT ON EDUCATION, A Conference fur fully diertissing the Educational question in all its bearings, especially in relation to the early age at which the children of the working dunes are removed from school, was commenced on Monday, at Willis's ...

... ARRIVAL OF PRINCE ALBERT. His Royal Highness Prince Albert arrived at the Cheadle station of the London and North-Western Railway, ten miles from Manchester, about half-past eleven o'clock. Considerable preparation had been made by the railway company ...

... SPEECH OF PRINCE ALBERT. The Bret of the three general Conferences to be held with a view of fully discussing the Educational question in all its hearings, especially in relation to the early age at which the children of the working classes are removed ...

... THE SPANISH AND PRINCE ALBERT. The Spanish liberals are very much annoyed just now with Prince Tie. Prince, it is pretty notorious, negotiated the 'carriage of the King of Portugal with the Princess of llohenzollein Siwamia- Bogen (who, by the was', with ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert on the Road. The official who conducted a correspondence of the i'oi Express through the stables at Windsor Castle, related the following incidentlt seems her Majesty, well as Prince Albert, loves fast horses, and she never ...

... THE PROPOSED STATUE TO PRINCE ALBERT. Oar readers will remember the. a pnnosition was made feat year for the erection of a statue to Prince Albee. The immediate apropos for the contemplated monument was sought in the services which the Prince had rendered ...

... TILE DLPARTCRE OF PRINCE ALBERT. The departure of Prince Albert took place at 11 o'clock at night, under circumstances of a most briLiant and picturesque character. The quay was splendidly illuminated along its whole length by stars, globes, and other ...