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... 180 stone was bought by iir. J. Webb, of Windeor, for £99. h. competition for the bacon hogs was very, keen, two of the Prince Albert Windsor breed fetching £11 and £10 each, and two flne Berkshire hog ;619 and ;16. The porkere made from 76e. to 9 6s. each ...
... Westminster Aquarium. Upon the strong advice of the Magistrate the summor s was withdrawn. PRINCe ALBERT VicTon.-Wednesday was the 16th anniversary of the birth of Prince Albert Victor Christian Edward, the eldest son of the Prince and Princess of I Wales, but ...
... the usual votes of thanks. Later in the evening, a meeting of colliers engaged at the Kingewood pits took place at the Prince Albert, Two Mile-hill. A miner having been elected to preside, he briefly addressed those present, and said there had been for ...
... Weoford; P. *Adler as, Cork;9 Reginald 8s Waterford; Harbinger, Portaferry; Lady Stuart, Vsbaterford; OphalsStranlg- ford, Prince Albert, Llanelly; Try, B3ailli; Sara Jane, Killough. Sailed, Hlestia 8e, Caxrdiff. -Wind W,S.W. fresh. Arrived at Portishead ...
... experts who have made assays of the mnetal produced have, it is stated, no doubt ae to its be1ng the genuine article. . I at Prince Albert Viotor and Prince George, attended by the Rev. J. N. Dalton, arrived at Marlborough Clouse ,ad on Wednesday lorningfro ...
... non The Brhitishi Medical Journal says it seems now to be pra considered very doubtful whether the fever from which Psi' Prince Albert Victor has been suffering was not contracted and at Marlborough-house after all. It is suggested that to perhaps this illness ...
... referred at some length to the celebrity of Norfolk agricul- ture and agriculturists, and went on to say that his fat er, Prince Albert, always felt the greatest interest in agriculture, and used to take his children to inspect his prize animals. For his ...
... Princess of Wales went from London, and were present. The Dean of Windsor officiated. After leaving chaplets on the tomb Prince Albert, the Queen and Royal Family left the mausoleum. A Young Man Attacked a Boar.—On Tuesday, as ayonng man named Joshua Tanner ...
... sheep fetched from £5 4a. to £3 l5e., and the ?? Cheviots average)d about £3 7s. per head. The bacon hogs, pa the aruious Princes Albert W~indsuor breed, fetched good co prices, on0 haviceg becii sold for £15, and another for~l 1 se. tir The porkers ?? £ ...