... The Death of Prince Albert. A dark shadow was, however, to fall over the Queen’s reign. In December, 1861, Prince Albert manifested symptoms of low fever. It was announced December 11th that he waa suffering from a fever unattended by unfavourable symptoms ...

... H.R.H Prince Albert of Prussia, Prince Regent of Brunswick, the official representative of Germany at the Diamond Jubilee, is the eldest con of the lato Prince Albert of Prussia (brother of the Emperor William f.). The ftince Regent was born in 1837. ...

... Prince Albert of Schleswig-Holstein, Julia Marchioness of Tweeddale, Lord and Lady Charles Beresford, Lord Kilmarnock, Sir Evelyn Wood, and Sir H. Stephen were among the guests entertained at Christina? Sir Francis and Lady Jcune at Arlington Manor. 1 ...

... THE NEWS RECEIVED. It was on Saturday, November 23rd, that the Queen read a formal. declaration of her intention to Mod Prince Albert to her Privy Council, a special meeting being held at Buckingham Palace for the purpose. Before making this declaration ...

... News was Received. It was on Saturday, November 23rd, that the Queen road a formal declaration of her intention to wed Prince Albert to her Privy Council, special mooting being held Buckingham Palace for tho purpose. Before making this declaration some ...

... occasion in honour of her Majesty and Prince Albert, and, with others of lees note, helped to swell the response to the toast of God Save the Queen, which the then Marquis of Salisbury proposed. Accompanied by Prince Albert, her Majesty drove and walked about ...

... THK COMINO TH CONSORT. Her cousin, Prince Albert of and Gotha, came on a nsit to the Queen at Windsor in the autumn of 1839. He was a prince of blameless lifrt and frank and winning ways, gifted with a handsome presence. It was case of lo\e first ...

... lesser gret to propose marriage to a female Sovereige. Accordingly it bedlam necestiary that Queen Victoria should ask Prince Albert whether he would share her lot. For a young 110011111 this was naturally an awkward end rather delicate duty, but the most ...

... departures commenced on Tuesday. Among those who left were the Duke of Saxony, the Crown Prince Mm the Grand of Luxemburg, Prince Albert of Wurlemberg, the Duke of Oporto, and General D’Avoast, Special Ambassador from France. ...

... commenced Tuesday. Among those who left were the Poke of Sax ...

... on Tuesday. Among those who left were the Duke of Saxony, the Crown Prince of Montenegro, the Grand Duke of Luxemburg, Prince Albert of Wurtemberg, the Duke of Oporto. and General D'Avonst, Special A mbass..dor from France. ...

... domestic life was quiet and simple, and to the rules which she formed may be attributed her prolonged years. Her Majesty and Prince Albert breakfasted nine o’clock, and took walk soon afterwards. Affairs of State having been transacted, they enjoyed some simple ...