... 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 ...

... THE ATTACKS ON PRINCE ALBERT. (From The Examiner.) . . . quo cecidit sub crimine ? Quisnam Delator? quibus indiciU? quo teste probavit ? Nil horuui. Juvenal. Most pernicious i 3 the trite saying thet there never ia much smoke without some fire. As reasonably ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. Wo ( Medical Examiner are glad be able report that the young Prince is progressing favourably Children, is well known, are subject to two forms typhoid fever. There is the mild type, which passes off after ten days, and the more ...

... PRINCE ALBERT AT BIRMINGHAM. The ceremony of laying the first stone of the Midland Institute, about to be erected in this town, was performed on Thursday by his Royal Highness Prince Albert. The Prince and his snite arrived the station punctually at the ...

... THE ATTACKS ON PRINCE ALBERT. The following letter has been addressed by the Earl of Westmoreland to the Editor of the Advertiser - Sir,—My attention been called this day a paragraph in the Mornittg Advertiser, the 14th inst., which stares: That if these ...

... PRINCE ALBERT AND THE GREAT EXHIBITION. M Charles Dupin, president of the French Commis* sion for the Universal Exhibition London, wrote on the 27th ult, before quitting that city, to Prince Albert, complimenting his Royal Highness on bis share in the ...

... PRINCE ALBERT ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS. At the annual dinner of the Trinity Corporation, on Saturday evening, at the Trinity-house, his Royal Highness Prince Albert proposed The Health of her Majesty's Ministers in the following terms:— Gentlemen, —The toast ...

... A Peerage for Prince Albert Victor The Press Association is officially ‘informed that the (jueen has been pleased vo confer the dignity of a peerage of the Kingdom upcn his Royal Prince Albert Victor Christian E:iward of Wales by the name, style, and ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S VINDICATION OF PRINCE ALBERT. Wisely haa Lord John Russell taken the bull by the horns in the vindication of Prince Albert. He has not confined himself to negatives, to mere denials, to statements of what the Prince has not done; but ...

... VISIT OF PRINCE ALBERT AND THE DUKE OF BRABANT TO CAMBRIDGE. Casibridoe, Nov. 23.—The despatch of last evening left bis Royal Highness Prince Albert the Lodge of Trinity College, preparing for the reception of such members of the senate as were desirous ...

... THE COMING OF AGE OF PRINCE ALBERT VICTORY WALES. In aniwer a request by the M+yor a number of the inhabitants of Taunton exhibi vd flags and the union jack was flown from St. Mary's tower; the bells were not run;,; either of the churches, and altogether ...

... ??RIAL OF THE AMERICAN REAPING MACHINE BEFORE PRINCE ALBERT. ' some very interesting experiments took , ( e with one of the Ameiican reaping machines, in j presence of his Royal Highness Prince Albert, g kindly given the English patentees permission exhibit ...