... Into a bow than could any woman in Europe. one of the prettiest things I saw was an unexpected meeting between bar and Prince Albert. t eras walking with my hushes/ Hyde Park, sad, seeing the scarlet outride** Just tuning the corner by the Serpentine, ...

... . • 'THURSDAY. Brit& troolis are now south of. Liege and eight miles west of Spa. The King, the Prince of Wales, and Prince Albert with membets of their suite crossed the Channel last night on their way to Paris. At Boulogne streets and shipping were ...

... Mooday tined IVs: Leg 'seeing about lifty French and forego of emcees and their friends met by mutants at the residence of Prince Albert of Roar is the Amami due Toxaciero, to hear Charles Renard oa his scheme of Arctic cuploratioo. 11. C board. whe is Proudest ...

... ° in Paris by Mr Manning, the engineering member of the Board of Directors of the Chamber. He said Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were in decided sympathy with the scheme proposed in 1856 by Thome de Damon to Napoleon 111., in which he was later joined ...

... Imperial Crown of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland is solely and rightfully come to the high and mighty Prince Albert Edward, we, therefore, the Lords Spiritual and Temporal of this realm, being here assisted with those of her late Majesty's ...

... calculates thu total number of names at 8,2U0,000. Reuter. During the recent visit of the King &uil Queen, actvmpanitel by Prince Albert and Prineobe Mary, to the East End of London, the Royal Party visited the factory of Spratt's Patent Limited, Poplar, and ...

... Royalty with B•l--moral is now almost itiovietot bittorx—at least it is sixty-five years ago since Queen Victoria and Prince Albert first. squired the estate, and built by the side of the. l river Dec-, among time hills, the Castle in which her Majesty ...

... we went ej to the railings 1., notch the Went pun. On the other Wet Ur mime was • gentleman on horse- w OW that it was Prince Albert. We invited sea the earflog that he would lire op to rs.riace and wok to her. But he le..k his M•.. it, • •••• n.o.t ...

... back the cub just caught the palm of his hand with one of its claws and drew a little blood. Ile did not mind • bit, but Prince Albert and the Queen were rather alarmed. Frequently Mr Wombwellhad a narrow escape from death. As I was cleaning the cage of ...

... AprourrmT.—The Sohoodoo Pose of March 18 hairnets' the transfer of Mr John H. Wilma of the Imperial Back from fitratheoaa to Prince Albert, is British North America. Mr • Wilson is a son of oar respected towboats°, Mr Wm. Wilson, of the British Limn Co. Bask ...

... seat of the Marquis of Breadalbane, which on the occasion of the visit paid in September, 1842, by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, was the scene of a brilliant three days' pageant that is still a glowing tradition in the locality. Beyond, in the direction ...

... Norfolk neighbour*. A little Lilco Prime of Wales will return to Oxford fur his second and last year at I.saitialen College Prince Albert will h e se ponied Isis new ship and Prince Hears is already at Eton, w h en , h e has load to endure rather more in the ...