... 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 ...

... 70s ven copital be tol Alexandra-road. Pir RASPBERRY CANES —Pew thousands of this “BY 1109, 15. 1.000 Monareb Ste 2s “Prince Albert Rhubarb. roots, 158 100° Free op rail = George Pyne, Deaver Nurseries, Topsham MMERLESS GUN (New), tor SALE, made by Messrs ...

... miles off the fone she caught @ sunken wreck, parted ber ind lost the whole of her gear. warp, a ‘The old tarret ship Prince Albert was towed awas orean tug Black from the Hamoaze yesterday by th be broken ‘This is the Cock for Preston, to old ship which ...

... NOTES WEST. xty years ago ‘February 10, 1840—was the ‘and Prince Albert of Saxe- Jing day of Queen Victoria but 1g. Not many now living can recall the event, J. G, Leslie, ‘of 23, Caroline place, Stonehouse, is able + Jost sixty sage, onthe 10th I fred ...

... sympath; from our eolenies whic! would never be for- ten. folunteers must be proud of the co! and of was in command. the 2nd (Prince Albert's) Somerset L.l. Major Lioyd men bad @ hearty send-off, ir comrades who had gone to the front. fe them all to belp the ...

... pear Swatow, in December of the same year. Wher as the vessel the Bacchante was selected in which their Rosal Highpesses Prince Albert Victor and Prince George of wales should mak« their trip round the world, Loni Chas. Scott was chose: as her captain, and ...

... Prince and Princess of Wales this morai eburch. attended Divino service at the Ei . Thursday. Tho Count of Manders and Prince Albert, on ion to-day to mect the soing to the railway stati Hohenzallern, armls andl Princess of complimented Croains, the s ...

... the snteresting epectacle, an hy his side sat the Princess of Wales, the Duchess of and the Duciess of York, while litle Prince Albert, in sailor uniform, and the Dachess of Connaught’s two daughters, formed s pretty group ia front. ** Colla;se of the Boers” ...

... the hon. treasurer and lay secretary, Dr. Hingston and the deputation were thanked, as were on a viet to the exbibition. Prince Albert of arrived in Pa: ris on Sanday The Prince of Wak “7 behalf of the Queen, held a levee at 8 James's © yesterday, ‘unetion ...

... the Royal temente employed end about Buckingham Rehire and %%Incisor Castle. Now, thanks to the 'riot. provi•ion made by Prince Albert, oho vats very inorh dlstremed when he that the Emperor of Komi& had left . mato extrevagant sum to be distributed among ...

... also draped with black. The mourning decorations were particularly imposing at. the Rathhaus. Theed’s fine statue of Prince Albert on the Market-square was surrounded by three hele drapgd with black, on which creesets On arrival at the Moritz Kircho ...

... Duke Alexei, the Heredita: Prince of Leiningen, Prince Hohenzollern, , Prince Johann George of Saxony, Prince Hohenlohe, Prince Albert of Holstein, the Hereditary Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar, ani Duke Ulrich of Wurtemberg. They were suceceded representatives ...