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... D u nstan. Monday, Dec. 31st; 1849. The Queen, Prince Albert, and the Royal Family, left 04, 0 e, on Saturday, for Windsor Castle, where they will remain until the opening of Parliament. Her Serene Hosea the Duchess of Saxe-Weimar, the Princesses Jam ...
... or even invitation to the successful and unsuccessful candidates at the great agricultural shows? Prince Albert is not a manufacturer; but Prince Albert is farmer—aye, and a very enthusiastic one— aye, and still more, a successful competitor against other ...
... ha* been taken Mr C. Benoall, at4d. the 4iD. loaf for bread, and 2-I*. 6d. a fur her Msjewy the and h\» Royal Hi*h. new Prince Albert contributed donation of the fund for (he promotion of female t>mi^r&iu>n. One John W. who ha* sentenced the Kentucky P ...
... ” For Stopping Decayed Teeth. e PATRONIZED BY HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN DOWAGER, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT, HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF KENT, HIS GRACE THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, Aud vearly all the Nobility, THE BISHOPs ...
... Messrs. James and George Munday (contractors f»r public wotks, London) for carrying-out the project his Royal Highness Prince Albert, President of the Stfjiety of Arts, to establish exhibition of the works ofjiirt and indastry of all nations in 1851. By ...
... Cathedral. Me. Jackson is the son of the President of the Wesleyan Conference. Her Majesty the Queen and his Roval Highness Prince Albert have been graciously pleased to contribute £5OO towards the fund for promoting fomale emigration, which is now raising ...
... had not been able to attend the dinner at Biaudford that day. (Cheers.) The Cuataman then gave asa toast the health of Prince Albert, who, he observed, might truly be said to be the Prince of farmers. His Royal Highness practical farmer, and paid particular ...
... on record an incident in the domestic history of Queen Victoria. We learn that is the usual fashion for the Queen and Prince Albert breakfast alone, and with no attendant but a confidential page. hen we heard this were led to dream a graceful youth, with ...
... wae such it is said as nea “down,” and 8,000 “ up.” never been seen before. Her Majesty the Queen and his Royal Highness Prince Albert have been gracivusly pleased to ¢ niriDute the fund for prom oting female eaigrstien, which ts now raising under the auspices ...
... BROADMEAD, BRISTOL. THE ROYAL SHAVING CREAJL UNSURPASSED for promoting comfort in Shaving, as used by his Royal Hiekness Prince Albert, the | of the Belgians, the Lord ...
... -thei CHxroAIRMAN .(Dr. Collynis).- a, who was supported hII J1. R. Troed, Esq.,l as vica,-~proposed the of 1Queen, Prince Albert, the 1 Roe'. A, D3inea and the daClergy, 'Lord Devon, Lord, Cpsurtanay., ' R. B. Blencos, id Req., the President ...
... have pleasure in placing record incident in the domestic ofQueen Vicuiw! 1 that it is the usual fashion for the Queen IS Prince Albert to breakfast alone, and with attendant coundential page. One of these looking sad in the present of the Queen, having been ...