... THE PRINCE ALBERT HOTEL. VOIR SALE by Private Contract, this Freehold I! Property, situate in Little Darkgate StrM Aberystwyth, and comprising the House Premises, with Yard, Good Stabling, Coach House. end Oat-buildings, Also COTTAGE adjoining the north ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. | REOTER:S TELEGRAM.] LXJORNOW, Sunday.—Prince Albert Victor and party arrived yesterday. A loyal address of welcome was presented to his Royal Highness by rePresentative8 of the province, and the Prince afterwardeopened the new ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. IRKCTER'S TELEGRAM.] JSTFOBE, Saturday.—Prince Albert Victor and party yesterday morning went pig sticking and killed 11 boars. In the afternoon news was brought of a tiger in the neighbourhood, where- upon the Royal party set out ...

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... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. Prince Albert Victor has now been several months absent on his Indian tour, and interesting accaunts of his progress have from time to time been published, accompanied on occasion by not less interesting sketches. The Prince of Wales ...

... THE LOSS OF THE PRINCE ALBERT. The subjoined details of the loss of the American ship, Prince Albert, frern New York for London, are furnished by Captain Bradish, who, with his officers, &c., arrived in London on Tuesday last. The ship left New York on ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. vTIVv, Telegraph, learns on good autho rity that it i^ not the intention of the Prince of ^Hiepr?r,^ lowa.nces tor eldest son uutil Irrince Albert Victor is married. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR, [REUTER S TELEGRAM.] DELHI, Sunday.—Prince Albert Victor arrived here this evening after spending Friday and Saturday in shooting small game in tbe native states of Napierthala and Patiala. ...

... THE QUEEN AND PRINCE ALBERT. In the Queen's private apartments at Windsor is a boudoir which remains just as it was arranged by the Prince Consorb 36 years ago, and a conspicuous object under a glass shade is the bouquet he presented to her Majesty un ...

... LECTURE ON PRINCE ALBERT. A lecture on Prince Albert—the Uncrowned King, was delivered on Monday evening, at the Royal Institution, by Mr. J. C. Manning. The attendance was very good. After a few introductory remarks from Dr. who presided, fr Mr MANNING ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. ie. ibM Prinoe Albert Victor le cmollood so Marlborough Hoare sulfuring from injury aomalued in a alight to of Mt fast His Royal was to have th• Lamm. at York yesterday, but osuW to the of foot ba is usable to do so ftt'sL WlDNltlfbaY ...

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