... ceremony of absolution was per(crowd. and th• body wits interred in the Royal vault. The coffin wan f illowed to the grave by Prince Albert and by several foreign Princes. headed by the Duke d Connaught, the representative of King Edward. ENGINE AND BOILER REPAIRB ...

... Tea, L. Y. each, ay *Awned (even Members of the Willey and t 0. . Miura. G. and nun, Bradt* Ben. PRINCE ALBERT bINBURY, ANNIVERSARY •ill be 1 ►.a at MAMAS MONDAY, MA, 194 The mart from Hall 12 Noa to 3 lot open non Jamb Mk. MANI, .ill DANCING o do.* of ...

... BUNBURY. The o( the Prince Albert Lodge their ea Heady. t , /abuse arenas and by the • ow grease Heel to eats osliing to lbs. Upson. she for • '. number of year. Iwo bees en the sporty end a of bead playod mows/ the horn. The ceding plan wee here they ...

... Sir Maud Brooke's - borers at Norton Priory. and on leariue there he retro to Northwich and took over the limner of the Prince Albert Vaults. After years residence at this home. Mr. Gadd removed to the Cioldtimith'a Anne, and remained there for neon. until ...

... the tame time aa himself. The recitattons. composed by hpre•lf. were . rims and judgment and 'We have had Meetings from Prince Albert the ,:nod. She netted them recitattons is a distinct and pathetic manner, and wee loudly applauded. The second half of ...

... LANDLORD FOR TX At the Northwut Petty &Mow on Towday, he. ; fore Mr. J. Clough and other magistrates, Jame , Littler, of the Prince Albert Vaults, Applernathet. I street.. itiorthwieh, was iiimmamd for permitting on the premier on Febreary Timms of 8. Lock-Week ...

... Ledge, with the rood from the west southwest America kept 'Mod, sod finished at 5.30 p.m. It is mooted gams Victoria ad Prince Albert had gem M Cowes in their steam yacht Victoria Yost to ore the yachts tome in through pass, and the America hove in sight ...

... t. to. was kalif/leg ba.2 the taught the palm of bbi bad soh one ..y.t• elsw. ond olrew • blood. Ile did not mod a to, Prince Albert sal Hw 4nn rather alarmed. i;;;;: irt.t hew I Per,. hot., tie Pet° front tlw itodh4 Plaid.. 1 per tar Inn% .41 peewee' ...

... Ave. Breakfast *erred at an. half en hour after which the Royal party departed by .pedal train for London. The Queen, Prince Albert. and tote were *wed to norms their high under:non to Mr. and Mrs. Edwards for their kind attenuon. and the comfortable ...

... the entries, bet quality wee moulded by quite • member of ehampion dog e . utalogue in the tames of wall-known winners Prince Albert, • brindle boll-dog which he. a long be of victories hie credit; Rhymney Kook. one of the mitten the Cvmrmo-Griary. • Weil ...

... D. f3TANSFIELD, PRINCE ALBERT-ST. & VANNIF.STER ST. CREWL: +Soot to (brio& DRAW for CARVERS, 41, Lowtoo.alnot.— Winnom Nuo.bor, 934. DRAW (Atm Mackay) —' wEDUWOOP PRIMTIVE IiZTLIODLIT CCVSHURCH, SUNDAY, AUGUST 1906. REY. J. DODD JACKSON, A 6 SJO a.m. ...

... bodice, and entrusted it to a crony of the Prince of Wales. The latter, by the way, at that time, by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's desire, had already been introduced to &German Princess with a view of negotiations matrinioni.il follow. The friend ...