... 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 ...

... THE PRINCE ALBERT. The report of the Committee u to the arrangement with Mr. Snelling was approved, and the seal ordered to be affixed. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT LETTER TONE | ‘The Daily Telegraph ie requested to tasert the following copy of a letter which Prince Gladstone on the attainment of His Royal “Has Castle, Jan, 7, 1865. \ the cldest among the confidential Her Bisjesty, I cannot allow the ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The Town Plot of Prince Albert, situated on in the newly-appointed ...

... PRINCE ALBERT A Tows Is a Rising NI Frem Our Owe Corecavendent. OrrAWA. March 30.—A gentleman from Prince Albert gives ilia the following information :—Prince Albert settlement is about 15 years old ; but until eight years ago there was no great increase ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. [BY THE LATE MR. D. was idol our minds is the subject of cut woe. Joy from oof land is fled, Albert lbs Good Is dead : Cold on his dreamless bed. Lowly lies. Nothing save grief and gloom Spread round his early tomb Where hi« remains consume ...

... 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 coming of age of Prince Albert Victor Christian Edward. the eldest child of the Prince of Ware, and prospective heir to the British Crowsoru celebrated on Thursday with gre►t reritip by the public at Lyn.) and other places in the n ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Nowa from Colonel Irvine—Groot Felt. Snreirt to Th. Qr' Arrxxus, N.W.T., April 2.—Nothing has been heard from Prince Albert for nearly • fortnight, and the uneasiness is deepening into intense anxiety. The town contains, with refugees and ...

... west to-day, but the troops are supposed to have reached Prince Albert from Batoche. The absence of teiegraphic news is due to the fact that the Governneent line from Ciarke's Crossing to Prince Albert, which was destroyed by the rebels, has not yet been ...

... 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, ...

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