... Prince Albert (Strewl). Rink 1 —G. Brookes, A. Selby, W. Soloman, E. Smith Rink 2—E. Wake, R. Heathcote, W. Hooper, H. H. Forster Rink 3—F. Davis, D. Gardner, H. Soloman, A. Weston Rink 4—A. Blackwell, H. Chandler, S. Hughes, S. Arius Rink 5—G. Stanley ...

... PRINCE ALBERT IN THE BATTLE. It is understood that Pringe Albert, the King’s second son, took part as & eub-lieutenant 3n his ship in the recent naval battle off Jutland. Prince Albert is twenty years old. BODIES RECOVERED FROM NORTH SBEA The 7imes c ...

... PRINCE ALBERT SEES NIAOARA weirdepomwd In aboul cadets fros 11.11.lk• %nava American tlw Niagara Valhi Friday. 11ighnes. he having an time and enjoying blur fhelf ionmenftely. --- KING ANI/ QUESZN AT GANCK. lite King and Queen on Fritts, hononred Karl ...

... CIRENCESTER v. PRINCE ALBERT. r.m. v. CIIIICILLADE. At Stratton. Rink I. P Eldridge. W. J. New. R. Hick s Rink 2.—C. Blackwell , S . Riney. W . Walkley. W. Ockwell . 72 Rink 3.—A. S. Vincent S . Cullerne. D. New, W. H. New 37 Total 0 .4 , 70 Stratton ...

... PRINCE ALBERT Prinw Albert who WA* recently appointed second lieutenant probation Grenadier Guards. baa been to the 2nd Battalion, commanded by the Hon. W. E. Barraob. MUltfitt* TO llRirtllia. ft.W.R.'S NEW ROUTE As result the enterprise of the Great ...

... KING OF THE BELGIANS. Prince Albert of Belgium, the heir to throoe of King Leopold, is a mild nianorred, simple. and unalectxl person, who would I probably prefer his favourite sport of hunting to reigning. He is very popular with his subjects, who ...

... . _ _ (Late of Tilshead, Wiltshire). Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, March 22nd, 1907. e EETHE TIME LIMIT AND MANAGEMENT. To the Editor of the Wiltshire Telegraph. Bir,—Seeing a report of & confereace on proposed legislative restriction of the Licensing ...

... very sharply. The men woul have to go to prison for 21 days’ each. The anniversary dinner in connection with the Loyal ** Prince Albert » Lodge of the Manchester Unity of Oddfellows was beld at the * Royal Oak ™ Tun last (Wednesday evening. There was a large ...

... of the Prince of Prince Edward cf York. and Prince Albert. shall have the advantage of a world tour on of hi s Majesty's ships. Thh. follows the precedent of the lour which undertaken by the late Prince Albert Victor and the then Prince George. now Prime ...

... BOWL& PRINCE ALBERT v. TETBURT. Played at Rodbcrow,h, resulting in a win for the Prince Albeit by shots. Scores: Prince Albert. F. WheatJey, C. Woodvrara. P. J. Webb, N. J. Turner (cape.) J. Fryee, W. Pritchard, 0. W. Baxter W. G. DOWD ing 1 T. Cole, ...

... was not enforced, but Prince Albert, the other hand, has been right through the mill. addition the naval studies, has had through the whole round of instraclVin in navigation and take his turn at watch-keeping. Prince Albert excels msnv sports, and ...

... bells. „ . _ At ten o'clock Ministers. Memhere of Parliament. and other Government officialsarrived the Palace, where Prince Albert. Princess lonise. and other memhers of the family had already assembled round the coffin. After short ceremony, the cortege ...