... going on at the Horse Guards, but there are g considerations of policy why we should withhold them n for ?? Herald. ee THE PRINCE ALBERT. e The following letter hlas been seift us (]ferinny o RHerald) by a correspondent, upon whose accuracy we place Y implicit ...

... Victory, Gre'gory, aind:'tbe GEljr;_ tte, from Port Talbott the~ Berep, Evane, -fromnAher~y'roO theji Turtle, Cook, and the Prince Albert, Watkins, from Porthoawli the Emilly,,Thomnas, from Lianelly. LuoyA~ ?? for New Yorki.'the Wlmn Stratford, forDemrar.; ...

... Fanny, Landery, from Demerara; the Gertrude, Coombes, from Newfoundland; the Reinldeer, Strickland. from e Bat~hurst; the Prince Albert, Jave, from Jfaramfehi, the Sabrmna, 't Parker, and the Juverna, Glilmore, from Cork; the Rtose, Efyde, l from Dublin;* ...

... BRISTOL SHIP NEWS. CAun ?? Dudgeon, Roberts, from Lisbon; the Nicoll, Camenorovlch, and.the Prince Albert, Clark, from Smyrna; the Thirtieth of September, Boe, from Galatz (driven in through stress of wea- ther, with 740 qrs maize, not to be landed~; ...

... BRISTOL SHIP NEWS. CAmE 1h.-ThoVolant, Seers, from New Orleana; the Criterion, Horswell, the Prince Albert, Edward. and the Wave, Williim, from St. Mich4el's the Elfng, Parnell, from Nevis; tjie Mary Ann, Bi41ing. avid gthe Cronkbane, Monier, from Smyrna; ...

... captoln, Ivice Annbrose G. Lethebrldige, resigned. Wkn-OpPosCE; Sept. 2b-lst or grenadi6r gurds Field-marshal H. R. H, Prince Albert, K.G., from ties Seots usilier gnaids, tb' be colonel. Scots fasilior guards:. laJor.General li. R. . the Dkae of Canmbrldge ...

... ii - ,Malt. Spring Corn of all kinds sparingly taken ,oim r lermS. P'iRTURE OF THE OOURT FoB OsRo0BNE The t s.'en and Prince Albert, with the Princess Royal ani ?? Princess Alice, left Windsor on Friday moruing fur;}- i)e ?? The fountains which form part ...

... THE METROPOLITAN CATTLE-MARKET. The opening of the new Metropolitan Cattle-markgl on Wed- nesday, by his Royal Highness Prince Albert, ie one of the most important events that has taken place for some time In tbe local history of London. The market is situated ...

... self-acting break, which is under the control of the ergine-driver, invented by Major Robins, has been exhi- bited before Prince Albert at Windsor, on the South-Western Railway. It is said to have acted in a successfal manner in stopping a train. LiQUiD MANURE ...

... Several meetings were held during the mc week. of TimE ExhssmTroN OF ART TREASURES AT rIANCEItSTEsR. aft -The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the bu IPrincess Royal, the Prince of Wales, the Princess Alice, da Prince Alfred, and Prince Frederick ...

... e, r~ ?? Hiuton. DE~vON OXEN -OR STEERS.-First prize, £10, end silver medal tobreeder.-Rxhibitor, his .Royal Highness Prince Albert,' Windsor Castle ; breeder, Mir. George Turner, Barton, Exeter. LONeG-nRORN 'Cows-ort Ha;arts.-PrizeX £5,and silver medal ...

... birthday, and the day following that of the Princess Helena. Duiingthe week, when the ?? i has permitted, the Queen a-d Prince Albert, and the Junior Branches of the Royal Family, have taken their usual early walks and drives. c MAIDSTONE ELEcTIox.-Mr. ...