... Ireland recalls au incident which decided the Queen to give him the name of Ireland’s patron saint. When the Queen and Prince Albert visited Ireland 12 1849 an old lady ia the crowd, which welcomed Her Majesty to Dubiin, exclaimed as the carriage in which ...

... pens of ewes from Cheddon 6d store from Bishop’s Lydeard 39s Ac THE VOLUNTEERS HEAD-QUARTER COMPANIES VOLUNTEER BATTALION PRINCE ALBERT’S SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY Special Order 1 Major Alms as senior officer of the Head-qnarter Companies desires to express ...

... peculiar ideas our Sovereign holds oR the sub- ject of the giving and receiving of gifts. Just after the ?? was married to Prince Albert, the young couple learnt, to their intense mortification and pain, that one of their most trusted servants had run into ...

... a pen of store ewes from Bishop's Lydeard 30s, &c. THE VOLUNTEERS. HEAD QUARTER COMPANIES, SECOND VOLUNTEER BATTALION, PRINCE ALBERT'S SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY. Special Order. I«—Major Alms, as senior officer of the Head-quarter Companies, desires to express ...

... any hitch occurred, the applicant would have notice. MARYLEBONE. Messrs. G. Keates and Wm. A. Arnold, proprietors of the Prince Albert public-house, Weedington-road, Kentish Town, were summoned by the St. Pancras Vestry for selling brandy which had b3en ...

... in Ireland recalls an incident which decided the Queen to gi«_ him the name ol Ireland patron saint. When lhe Queen and Prince Albert visited Ireland ia 18*9 oji old lady in the oiowd, whicii welcomed Her Majesty to Dublin, exclaimed as the carriage in ...

... Wilson and Co., boot and shoe manufacturers, of Leicester, have presented a pair of shoe, to each If the 121 members of the Prince Albert's Own Leicestershan Yeomanry Cavalry who have volum Leered for the front. The men attestable in Leicester on Monday, when ...

... next Saturdays W. Cruswne, St Thomas's Hospital, Enfield Lock (stiong) want mateh utm:l'.-‘v. home, rantee. J, Maynard, Prince Albert, ( lll”~= Waitham-ero os, a St Sl Ivy (17). next Saturday and 20 Jan., away. Sout T fet and 24 March, home, private, Earistield ...

... the purchase of a number of cruisers and otber vessels, mostly at Devonport. It is announced that he cruisers Carysfort, Prince Albert. and Constance bave been disnosed of to Mcasrs. King and Co.. of Liverpool. whose men are now engaged strippirg them prior ...

... ninth mi. Collected at Mother's Birthday, 140, Adelaide. Staff and Ciwitomess, Southampton Hot:el, Sur- Collected in the Prince Albert, Golden-green, Hendon. at the Slate Club Supper Concert, per F. King. boat Mr. Jules Veyrier, Paris 43 Jack Puts 40 Collected ...

... aaaataa Oa her piece of neper ieaal with the worda, Bob learea Xharadaj for Booth Africa, Norfolk Kcgimenl.” When the aad Prince Albert rieit-t Irelaud IMI aa aid lad; m the crowd in Uahliu CXllaaarrl the carriage peered tlm Queen ant with her haabaud and ...

... SHOOT, RUMFIELD'S GROUND. ST. PETER'S, T HURSDAY, JANUARY 4th, shooting to 00 01 . menoe at 11.30 sharp. Brakes leave Prince Albert, King Street, Ramsgate at 11 o'clock. Admission to ground, is., for non-members; Free to members. Pales, Hon. Sec., 48 ...