... yark, says the London oorrespoodeat of the Birmingham sily Post. - As at present arranged the Prince of tt ale. and Prince Albert will leave for their prt jectrel tour towartM the end of next year, probably during Ole first week io December. The details ...

... ceremony of absolution was per(crowd. and th• body wits interred in the Royal vault. The coffin wan f illowed to the grave by Prince Albert and by several foreign Princes. headed by the Duke d Connaught, the representative of King Edward. ENGINE AND BOILER REPAIRB ...

... For nixe and quality combined ea• in, iported cooking fipple. Mrs to the dr.. lg.- Seedling. Newton Yonder. or Lille . % Prince Albert of Enflisli growth. Moil thcrel rare niatit earlier earietien for which nuperiority can fairlt Iw claimed. Indicted cooking ...

... BUNBURY. THE WAKES. The Bunbury Wakes and the annivetsary . fete of the local branch of the Oddfellows Society. Leval Prince Albert and Queen Victoria Lodges, were bold on Monday. Following the tintr-honoured custoni the niale. female and juvenile ...

... to I.ily, only daughter of John Platt. Station-road. Vrtneton, (90 Dont Neaten. -On the 16th instant. at The Parsonage. Prince Albert. Saskatchewan. Canada. hy the Her. J. A. Hoyle. Clement. eldest .on of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamlett. of Bowdon. to Hannah ...

... the William desires it to be earlier. and l 'irate(' his wish 010 head to tI.. The F:mperor also is said to Is. weditul Prince Albert, the King's scconil be allowed to study for a ',me at Heidellwr4 or some other leading lierman l'isirei.ity but the realization ...

... Kies Leopold of Belgium. .be Queen's node, brother of her mother, the Duchene of Keot, was sent for. The result we. that Prince Albert was sent toe next. Albert was at that time • courteous, chute. quiet. mild, bland, ere' mpliehed Prinre. but hers and there ...

... BUNBURY. THE WAKES. The Banbury Wakes and the anniversary fete of the local branch of the Oddfellows' Society, Loral Prince Albert and Queen Victoria Lodges, were held on Monday. Following the tune-honoured custom the mate. female and juvenile member* ...

... DISTRICT NEWS. BUNBURY. OnmeittittNuir.—On Saturday etenitut female lodge ill connection with till' Prince Albert Lodge of Oddfellotis. opened. The ioroceeilimm took the tom of a tea uud entertainment. .tt the entertain- molt Mr. 1.. F. Dutton. in ...

... aritea the Londen cerrespondent of the Birmingham Post, has decided upon a trip round the world for the Prince Wale. and Prince Albert. At. Majesty, having in mind the incomparable and extensive know ledge and experience fan experience which et ill go far ...

... hour was occupied in passing the pavilion in which the Xing stood acknowledging the salute with her Majesty hie side and Prince Albert a lea pares behind. The King worea field-marshal's. uniform. before the review their Majesties attended c special service ...

... Victoria and the children had been 'Tepee at Rithedrel. slid they Kroh, their fonrnoy at Crewe, *era they were joined by Prince Albert. who returning from Ireland. terompanyhe r the Queen were the Prince , * Revel Itbe hold nape' of Dernienyl. the Niue* ...