... ladiaa in that neighbourhood, Pa E gplain! Pa, what's t gentleman of the old school ? An old fellow who wears a broadcloth Prince Albert, chews tobacco and aays deuome when he wants to swear. Just Rewarded.—A mral local sava The farmers who gave thoir cow ...

... K.T., K.P., (J.C.5.1., G.C.M.Q., the second eon of her most gracious Majesty the Queen and his Royal Highness the late Prince Albert, was born at Windsor Castle, August 0, 1544. His early education was entrusted to the Rev. 11. M. Birch ; from 1852 to ...

... the place, and the offer was accepted. THE FOOTPATH. . The work renewing the footway lading along the Towyn Road from Prince Albert Cottage, Pensarn, to the Tennis round, was reported by the surveyor to be progreesisg satisfactorily up to Saturday last ...

... sculptor, died aged 56. AUGUST 28th. 184—Parliament was prorogaed after the passing of the Corn Law Bill. 1851-The Queen, Prince Albert, and family arrived at Edinburgh and spent the night at Holyxood Palace on their way to Bal- moraJ. The Time3 in a leading ...

... —Robio Moo& lirldgenter. Dow WeAt Doe:. Arai: 16.—Artntot Pallet. weed. Bristol Fe, Newport But. win Daek. Gesier. Tangier. Prince Albert. Julio. }taboo. Pimarth llock. April 14.—Tolosseo as. 'Wilmot.. .. Skims London. tern ale as, Aisiwatn. IhJecatto rJrerpool ...

... thickest part; it weighed between 140 and 150 poundii. 1866-Riote in Hyde Park troops were called oat. JUYL 25tb. 1849-Prince Albert sank the foundation stone of the breakwater of Portland Harbour. 1855.—William Selwyn, Q.C., author of a standard legal ...

... Mr Buckle brought serious charges against Mr Justice Coleridge for his conduct at the trial of Pooley at Liskeard. 1889-Prince Albert Victor opened a. new dock at Belfast. MAY 22nd. 1843-The Commissioners appointed to inquire into the frauds Slurried o;- ...

... Prince of Wales Tower, Windsor, in which the Art Trea- sures were nearly totally destroyed, The firemen were headed by Prince Albert. ISM—Oxford won the University Boat Race by 26 seconds. 1873-Dt: Moffat, the veteran missionary, was presented with JE5 ...

... 117 to 68 votes. 1848-The third reading of the Crown and Government Security Bill was carried by 295 to 40 votes. 1849-:Prince Albert laid the foundation-stone of the Great Grimsby Docks. 1850—Severe hailstorm in Dnblin, destroying glass alone to the estimated ...

... General, with know- ledge of cooking. Also, a young man as Ostler and to make himself generally useful.— Apply J. Parrish, Prince Albert Hotel, Aberystwyth. BARMAID (experienced) wanted, good appear- ance and address; state salary, and enclose photo, and copy ...

... 1838-Priacc Louis Napoleon, ordered to Jeave Switzerland, came to London. 1839—The Queen announced her engagement to Prince Albert to the Premier, Lord Mel- bourne. 1854—Samuel Phillips, novelist and critic, died. 1855 Commencement of a series of disorderly ...

... comfort. PRIVATE SITTING ROOMS. STORE ROOM FOR CYCLES TARIFF STRICTLY MODERATE. M. A REA, PROPRIETRESS. A BERYSTWYTH.—PRINCE ALBERT HOTEL, L rTLE DARKGATB P — g # ———— — STSEET, Family and Commercial. This Hotel is situated in one of the principal Streets ...