... PRINCE ALBERT Prince Albert, who spent tho week-end at Buckingham Palace, returned yesterday his duties at naval air station. The Prince has already made a successful flight. It reported from Vienna that the Austrian Empress gave birth to a eon ou Sunday ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The Press Bureau eta tea ilia* h.s Roe; Highness Prince Albert, who baa Iwu. unvergoing long course of treatment ingastric disorder, ha* now oumpieteh rrcovered and will shortly resume active duty in the Soya! Navy. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Captain Prince Albert, R.A.I'.. wag last night gazetted a Staff Officer Third I'Air), k-c T.ord Bonne, under ■date lh;vct*i.nhur. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Knights Grand Cross, sixteen Knighthoods, and two Dames. Nineteen new Baronets are created, and there are no fewer than _forty-two new Knights. Mr. Stanley Baldwin, M.P. (C.t, Btordteyl, who has been Financial Secretary to the Treasury ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. SUCCESSFUL OPERATION THE KING’S SECOND SON. BUEEAU. Windsor Castle, 17 September. His Royal Highness Prinoo Albert has been invalided home owing to an acute abdominal trouble. abscess has formed, which has been evacuated. The Prince is ...

... POST FOR PRINCE ALBERT. jw-terdey's list of Admiralty appointrr.ents contains the following:— Acting-Lieut H.R.H, Prince Alher* K G., .to the ’Cranwell Air Station for executive duties, to date 12 November. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT TO FLY. It is stated that the facta about Prince Albeit’s employment at the Air Ministry are that home qualify ~s a pilot. While the weather ie unfavourable for practice in flying is till mg time working in tlve Appointments Department at ...

... PRINCE ALBERT OF WALES. JPrince. Albert of Wales. mair.tainetl yeetnerday j the improvement reported on Saturday., ha temjpatraLure having (alien. hir Francis Lakin(' visited his Royal Highneaa at Osborne on Friday, 'but only remained a few Doom. There ...

... PRINCE ALBERT ILL. TRANSFKREED TO A HOSPITAL Prince Alliert. the King's second son, who was serving with th© ToUingwood, has been transferred to a hospital ship. It was rumoured that the Prince, who is iiudHhipruan the Collingwood, was suffering from ...

... TRAVELS OF PRINCE ALBERT OF [Taos ran D&TLY Timasimvel Busissage, Thursday. Print* Albert of Belgium is to start ter an ostensive insisting expedition in Africa in the early days of April. He will pail from Seateampton for the 436p0. ahem* be will so ...

... PRINCE ALBERT A FAVOURITE AT TOULON. 'rouwN. Sunday. An exceedingly cordial reception is being accorded to the officers and crews of the British Naval Squadron now in port here. Prince Albert, who is on board the Collingwood, is in particular the object ...

... PRINCE ALBERT RETURNS TO COLLEGE. Priam Albert and other cadets on ~e k e d at half-root yattordap a ft er noon iv special train from Landes, and proceeded to t h e !loyal Naval Ciollego at Dartmouth. The station to present an address' from the Commissioners ...