... PRINCE ALBERT. Acting-lieutenant Prince Albert. SI next month, liae been appointed H.M.S. for service the staff of the Commaader-io-Chief, Portsmouth. REO.fUITIIIB FRAUDS. cases being rigobodslt INVESTIGATED. Mr. Forster, in » written answer to question ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. RETURN CF MALADY COMPELS ABSENCE FROM SHIP. Last niglit’s Court Circular announce* mat U.K.H. Albert Lea been oblige*! leave his amp owing return of the trouble caused iu invaa ded 1916. conau.tatM>n hes been held, and as leault it has ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Prince Albert left the Nea:,o6' bee, Dartmouth, yestemta) for tLe vsoatioa. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Prince Albert had a good night, and is making satisfactory progress. Hilton and Hilton All-British Planos. The Tone, the Finish, end Durability ere the result of fifty years research in the art of Piano fenufacruring. If you would be sure ...

... PRINCE ALBERT is represented 1u :{hn he could never have worn, and in an itnde he was never likely to assame. Not laBuy steps away is some sgwdql- statuary represeniing the Flood, which is fitly placed over a laige foantain. There 15 the man having ewvid ...

... Prince Albert. . Prince Albert, their M.&niu‘ second son, ‘has now rejoined H.M.S. llingwood, and is leaving durmng the next few days for a cruise ‘that is expected to extend over some months, the vessel being attached to the First Battle Squadron as ...

... PRINCE ALBERT, RETURN OF MALADY COMPELS ABSENCE FROM SHIP. nifirht.'s Court C'irrular announces ihat H.R.H. Prince Albert has been obliged to his ship owing return of the gastric trouble which caused him to be invalided in September, 1916. A consultation ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Prince Albert to-day enters upon his 20th year, but there wil be little celebration of the event. Although his Royal Highness has been certified by a naval Mo&ul Board to be still unfit to rejoir the Collingwood, he is by no means idle ...

... Prince Albert Prince Albert has been staying York Cottage, Sandringham, in order complete his recovery from the serious operation which he underwent at .Aberdeen in September. H.R. H. is very anxious to rejoin his ship, and “Truth” understands that he ...

... PRINCE ALBERT BEYOND the palace railings the mob were raging, shouting abuse at Prince Albert and calling for cheers for Palmerston. As Victoria stood there, pale with resentment, in dignant at the treatment to which her beloved Albert was being subjected ...

... Prince Albert. When he went with the King and Queen to the Y.M.C.A. in Tottenham Court Road, last night, Prince Albert attracted deal of attention. He looked exceedingly well in evening dress, and hH smart, manly bearing commended him to everybody. He ...

... Prince Albert. I am tokl, say.? the London correspondent of the ‘Sheffield Daily Telegraph,” that the King not disposed to regard Prince Albert's lowposition tie examination list an indication that he has been wasting his time at Dartmouth. the contrary ...