... PRINCE ALBERT ??? A Timet Rangoon .1 who arrived Rangoon fr. i inst. received a loyal aim tbu he Attended a in his honour by tbe ci present. Yesterday the great Pagoda, noblest t. Buddhist shrines. The vast platform nf tbed'agoda of well dresjed who ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The following letter appears he Times, in all the prominence of editorial type : Sir, —Some member of the Carlton Club has put forth laboured argument to prove that his Royal Highness Prince Albert is legally incapable of being a Privy ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. In answer to some remarks which have appeared to the effect that Prince Albert is incapable of being a £nvy Councillor, and that be was never sworn, Mr C C. Greville, the Clerk of the Council, writes to the limes to explain tbe exact position ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The first anniversary of the death of the lamented Prince Consort has been signalised ie by a memorial, alike appropriate and affecting, of the virtues and services of the 0 illustrious deceased. In the publication, le under her Majesty's ...

... THE PRINCE ALBERT. We have news to-day of this noble vessel. After sailing from this port on Saturday, 10th, at midnight, she encountered succession heavy but for which she would have mAde St. John's in five days and a half; she ariived off that port ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Many paople may aware and many people, bave * rus t» are not aware tbat for some time past rumours have been afloat to the effect that Prince Consort is peddled in the most outrageous manner with affairs of State. It has been said that ...

... THE PRINCE ALBERT. 'email; ible article appeared the Standard Tuesday : _ ao . 13 experiment, at best, tightly band- •J i> [ flolu angry aud festering are ' ' u,,ti ' tne ca use of inflammatory symptoms removed, this would only drive the disease more ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. (PROM OCR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.] Twenty-eight years have elapsed since that fate. ful Saturday in December when the Queen bent over the dying form ot Prince Albert and whispered to him in German, 'Tis your own little wife. They were ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The month of May in the nest year (1836) was a memorable one for our Princess. The Duke of Coburg and his two sons Ernest and Albert came over from Germane on a ciait to this country. These lads were the Princeas'e cousins, ...

... treachery Prince Albert has been guilty of must have been connived at by Lord Aberdeen, by Lord Jobn Russell, and by Lord Palmerston, a proposition that once stamps the rumours as the mere baseless fabric of a vision. The Whole tenor of Prince Albert's public ...

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... PRINCE ALBERT. Tue first night of the session was seised upon by the Ministerial leaders in both Houses to vindicate the Prime Consort from certain charges, or suspicions, which had been widely disseminated among the public. The., charges Lords Aberdeen ...