... thrown I .upoi his hands ; not a tenant to be had on any 1 S8, TllR.F.e'IALDFE r-GnATolrN IUN.H-Ter M.aiesty inod ly Prince Albert have contributed £LOU towanrds the n fond for promoting famale emigration, which is now le being raised under the au spices ...

... CA Al B I I1) G E, I. His Royal Hlighnes- the Prince Albert, Chan. celtirofthe University.being pleased to give annually n a Uold Medal, for the .m mirr-mmenlt of English pnetry-the prize will be givef this year to such re- irident undergradunte rs shall ...

... was, as usual, unanimously called to the chair, the duties of which he discharged most ably. The healths of the Queen,” Prince Albert,” and the rest of the royal family, were severally proposed and enthusiastically responded to. In the course of the evening ...

... in very warm and loyal wanner; after which the very efficient bind Mr Roberts played God save the Queen. The health of Prince Albert, the Prince of M ales and all the R Family, followed. The next toast was, Colonel Lloyd Vau jhan Watkins, Lo d Lieutenant ...

... Saturday. TIIE WINDSOR PARK PIGS.—The pair of pigs of this breed, which were sent some time back by His Koyal ighness Prince Albert to the late Mr. Hews, of Neath, for the purpose of improving the breed of hogs in this Cuunty, have lately, in consequence ...

... and plum cake, the latter liberally supplied by Mrs. Pennant, of Brynbelle were handed round. The health' of list Majec Prince Albert, sod his Royal Highness the were most enthusiasti• Rurt.—There ie no town in North Wiles nom flourishing at the present ...

... ” pen STOPPING DECAYED TEETH. PATRONIZED RY HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, Her Majesty, the Queen Dowager, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF KENT, HIS GRACE THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MB. HOWARD’S SU C CEDANE UM , filling Decayed ...

... elected, in 1818, one of the representative peers of Scotland, and lately held the appointment of extra- Lord Waiting on Prince Albert. During die proceedings of a trial for bigamy at the Liverpool Special Commission on Wednesday week, Mr. Murray, one of ...

... literary upon the extravagant charges of undertakers and hutc!ters. The Court is at present at Wlndsor. Iler Majesty. Prince Albert, sod the Royal children are in good health. Forty Austrian students have been sent to the army as common soldiers, for ...

... Hon. Mr Sidney Herbert, who was the first to put forward the suggestion. Her Majesty the Queen and his Koval Highness Prince Albert have been graciously pleas* to contribute 500/. towards the fund; Mr Herbert has also given 500/., and has sent in a donation ...

... Industry of all Nations, to. bp holden iv in the- year 1851. I'he followving are the names of the 2, ?? Royal IHighness Prince Albert, Ba Duke of Bucelcuch, Earl of Rosse, Earl Granville,. in Earl of Ellesmere, Lord Stanley, LoFud John Russell, Sir R. Peel ...

... for his tneilitated crime. THE WINDSOR PARK PIGS.—The pair of pi ; rs which were sent some back by his Royal Ilig,h-ness Prince Albert to the late Mr. Fly WR, of 74eoth, for the purpose ol improving the of hogs in this county, have lately, eousequettee of ...