... floods, states that the sum previously received, from various sources, amounted to 1,591,3881 r. 30e. Her Majesty: and . Prince Albert have contributed 41.500. A step to which cons:derablc importance will naturally be attached has been taken by the Emperor ...

... has been given t Mestre Thomas and Morgan, of Gelligroee„ for 0190. The first sod was cut in the field just oppoa;tc the Prince Albert Inn, the duty being discharged by Mee Williams, of Gelli The company afterwards adjourned to the Crown Bow, Bryn, where ...

... ot the meson took place at Aldershot en Thursday, under the superintends nee of Lientenant.General Audenon, to 11/110M Prince Albert Victor acted an galloper. An army in possession for the North and *.nth Camps moved out to attest an enemy advancing from ...

... VISIT OP THE QUEEN TO HASLAR HOSPITAL. The Queen and Prince Albert embarked on board the Fairy on Saturday afternoon, and went over to Hasler Hospital, to visit the and wounded seamen and marines staying there, who have come home 'tom the trenches and ...

... THE SOCIETY PAPERS. (From the World.) Prince Albert Victor will probably go abroad shortly to visit his relatives at Copenhagen and at Berlin, and it is understood that he is not only to make an extensive tour through Europe, but that he is also to make ...

... most profound love, admiration, and respect, which almost amounts to idolatry. In him her Majesty sees more of the late Prince Albert than in almost any of his aueceseora, and she admires his pluck and manliness above all things. He is now quite the most ...

... lovidimow. 1 DECAY ED TEETH AND TOOTH ACHE PATRONISED BY HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, AND HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT. MR HOWARD'S PATENT WHITE SUCCEDANZUM, for drag decayed horror w ige th. to born rod, r It la la • or way prams or Is • brow as bard as ...

... Highness Prince Albert, the rriwas Royal, and Count Alexander Mensdorf, drove on Tneeday to the Linn of Quoich. li e Majesty, the Princess Royal, Princess Alice, and Coast Alexander Mensdorff rode on Wednesday to the of Loch-na -gar. Prince Albert went out ...

... Foreigners will be allowed to compete PEERAGE FOR PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. I The Londas correspondent of the Moods:sBer Guardian write.: The report that the Queen . will • confer • peerage on Prince Albert Victor is very hkely to be true. father, the Prince ...

... last moment, unitemminted with unfit. vourulde matters had taken, ant of the probability of the preferred suitor bring Prince Albert of Saxony. A totter fn. V ICIIIIII (V 11.1111,11 111 Palifl states that it 11CT911,111111111C1.11,11 with the I.ollft two ...

... SPLENDID PICRURES, free of charge. It is intended as a MEMORIAL OF THE NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD, IA! LIFE-LIKE PORTRAITS OF Prince ALBERT VICTOR, Lord ABERDARE. Colonel KEMYB-TYNTE, Sir GEORGE ELLInT, Judge GWILYM Mr HENRY RICPARDS, Archdeacon GRIFFITHS, And ...

... SPLENDID PICBURES, free of charge. It is intended OA • MEMORIAL OF THE NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD, AND HAS LTFE-LIKE PORTRAITS OF Prince ALBERT VICTOR, Lord ABERDARE. Colonel KRMYS-TYNTE, Sir GEORGE ELLIOT, Judge WIL LIAMS. Mr HENRY RICHARDS, Archdeacon GRIFFITH% ...