... PRINCE ALBERT. The Times thus refers to the grossly unfounded and disloyal calumny which originated in a London pot-house newspaper:— We must apologize to oar readers for troubling them with another word opon the odious calumnies which have been lately ...

... of Prince George of Denmark, were followed in the case of Prince Albert, both of whom were introduced, and took no oaths. The late Duke of Sussex, whom I consulted (in reference Prince Albert's being made a Privy Councillor), informed me that the usage ...

... 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 constitutional scandal of Prince Albert s alleged interference in the direction of the foreign policy of the couutry is by no means settled. The Times has given bold denial to the whole story, and powerful malediction of its authors ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The Examiner has very able and temperate article on the imputations against Prince Albert, from which we take the following passages:— In order to begin thinking ill of the Prince Consort, how much worse must we think of all her .Majesty's ...

... THE PRINCE ALBERT. Tue following letter from the Hon. C. C. Greville, | Sceretary to the Privy Council, has been addressed to the | | Times, andestensively published in the English journals:— ! Sir,—Some member of the Carlton Ciub has put forth a | lahourd ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Sir,—The experience of the List few months will have reminded His Itoycl Highness the I’rincc Consort how widely the pendulum of public opinion may oscillate, and how little it is protected any screen of prudence or reflexions against those ...

... 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 ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Presidents:—col. W. L. FR RES TU N. ILF, dad a M. BUT En.. M. P. VICI-PRISIDWIT :CAN% MAIRNMO. T HE above REGATTA will take place on MONDAY and TUESDAY, AUGUST 20th and 2lat, 1855. FIRST 111 E A PURSE OF SIXTY SOVEREIGNS, for Schooner Yachts ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TORSJIEO HERALD. SIR,-Let one significant fact be noted with reference to the painful controversy still pending. The statements made in your journal relative to unconstitutional interference have never been contradicted ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. (From tle * Civil Service Gazertte,) ITis Roval Highneas, Prince Albert, has most cour teously acknowlelged a letier signed * Themas Mulock,” with reference to the accu stioms which have now been publie'y made for some time, that Ilis ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. have announced, in another column, the arrival of tha Prince Albert, Commander C. Codriugton Forayth, at Aberdeen —Imm unsuccessful search.alter the unfortunate Sir John Franklin, and his companions. The following.extrnct, from a private ...