... spectator at the passing away of her own beloved mother. Daring the whole twenty years of her happy married life, the Queen, Prince Albert, and t heir numerous children, were attended during any slight illnesses the local Windsor practitioner, a certain Mr. ...

... was most, anxious for it, and it would probably have taken place but for the very decided opposition of the Queen and Prince Albert and the late King of the Belgians. Princess Adelaide was bitterly disappointed the time, and the affair left a permanent ...

... out its little arms towards its Sovereign, the babe cried ; ! The crowd laughed, but Her Majesty was convulsed. The late Prince Albert was lacking in this sense of the humorous. Indeed, in this respect the Queen was so far the superior of her husband that ...

... has hitherto been noted aa the stronghold of uncompromising Nationalism. It was at Cork, by the way, that the Queen and Prince Albert landed on the occasion of the first Royal visit Ireland. The State entry into the city, which occupied two hours, was one ...

... Colonies. The name it fixed, our tank o’er - t The appellation is Most admirably suited for His Royal Highness, via.— Prince Albert Victor Umslopo•has wo* be Ho Kkroajinoaloko Tio•NIWHAIORONOOMAI. —Patitk. ...

... had a special affection for the Isle of Wight and for Osborne. It was the first “real home” owned by the Sovereign and Prince Albert. They were anxious to buy Norris Castle, charming place of which the Queen retained pleasant memories, as she had stayed ...

... not been “State visit” to England since the Emperor Napoleon and the Empress Eugenie were the guests of the Queen and Prince Albert Windsor in 1853. Nothing has yet been definitely settled as to the visit of the Khedive, who will arrive in London from ...

... Royal Marriage. It is announced that Prince Albert’s wedding will take place at Munich at the end of July. The disappointment in Brussels caused this announcement will largely compensated for by local fetes when the visits the King and Queen of the Belgians ...

... either Windsor Castle or ut Usborne. Ling's granuialher (the Riug- Cousurt Ferdinand) was first cousin ol me Queen and Prince Albert. Bishop Talbot has intimated in the Rochester Diocesan Magazine” that should be excluded from the privilege ol Christian ...

... assumed that Lord Edmund will continue his representation of Chichester in Parliament preference to retaining the Colonelcy Prince Albert's Own. ENGLISH COAL THE FRENCH NAVY. Very large consignments of English coal are being in-ported France through the port ...

... P., G.C.B., Duke of Edinburgh and Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, was the second son of Her Majesty the Queen and the late Prince Albert. He was born at Windsor Castle, August 6, 1844. His early education was, says “Men and Women of the Times,” entrusted to ...

... It reported that the German Enip pletely recovered from her recent The marriage Prince Albert Princess Elizabeth of Bavaria now : nitely fixed take place at Munich ...