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... PRINCE ALBERT HUMANIZED A Tragedy of SemUGenius and Other Literary Matters Reviewed by CECIL ROBERTS If I were prepared to give advice, the distribu tion of which is the most cautious thing about me, I would advise the aspirant to literary honours carefully ...
... expressed or the fact stated. Mr. Bolitho has very skilfully set the scene. We meet the voung girl who is destined to be Prince Albert's mother. We attend her wedding to Prince Ernst of Saxe-Coburg. The rift in their union which promised such happiness is ...
... were doggedly opposed to every beneficent reform. Our next German Prince was more capable but also more autocratic. With Prince Albert, wrote Disraeli to the Saxon Minister, Count Vitzthum, we have buried our Sovereign. This German Prince has governed England ...
... Robert Peel suggests that he should have 200 a year from the Civil List, and further in a letter from Lord John Russell to Prince Albert it is urged that he was a fitting person to be poet laureate. Vet the Queen must have been a great reader of history. At ...
... lose an adored husband at the early age of forty-two. Nevertheless, our author brings out very clearly that the death of Prince Albert was a gain to the British Con stitution, and that the Prince would have struggled hard to Prussianize England had he lived ...
... making was done in full view of the Court, and had no more impropriety about it than any scene between Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at the Lyric Theatre, I consider the lad made a precious poor bargain. Madame Tchernicheva, in the title role, had even ...
... Queen Victoria when she deposited some primroses on Lord Beaconsfield's grave His favourite flower. She was thinking of Prince Albert, of course, while everyone else thought she was making a statement of fact with regard to Lord Beaconsfield hence the cult ...
... am, it was a sure sign tS°I she was beginning to be bored. lt The Queen and Lady Mount Edgcumbe nh,„i at whist against Prince Albert and myself 0,, a nice little rubber. The Queen is rather I t Emily about wasting her cards, which sent Kii Albert into ...
... new play at the St. James's BUDDING ROYAL ROMANCE: The twenty year old Queen Victoria (Pamela Stanley) and the handsome Prince Albert (Carl Esmond) meet for the flrst time at Windsor Castle. One of the scenes from Laurence Housman's Victoria Regina which ...
... eighteen pictures. These eight pictures were of a ball at Buckingham Palace in which the young K Queen and her husband, Prince Albert, took part, ft Sir John Gilbert informed me that he had not ft been to the ball nor had he had any material ft given to ...
... arm, and, as if continuing an animated conversation, exclaimed, Yes, Tennyson, we all know who King Arthur was. That was Prince Albert. But who was Lancelot and so left Tennyson, shy, clumsy, and unready, to get out of the tangle. nThe Bronte enthusiasts ...
... upon the Princess Victoria's girlhood. Not everyone knows, for example, of the many men who wanted to marry her before Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg carried off tbe prize. There is much entertaining gossip about Lord Melbourne and his frank manners. Altogether ...