... audience. But, indeed, much of the enthusiasm was due to his personal popularity and his delightful rendering of the part of Prince Albert we were all, from the first moment of his appearance, his most loyal and loving subjects Edna Best, a sweet Princess Alexandra ...

... few better flavoured apples for tarts and pies. The Rev. Wilks should not, however, be planted at the expense of Lane's Prince Albert, probably the finest amateur's cooker in cultivation. It is a prolific and consistent cropper which is regarded by many ...

... entered in January 1909, at the age of thirteen. When the college was moved to its present lovely position at Dartmouth, Prince Albert (as he then was) was transferred with the other cadets in 191 x. The Prince first served afloat in 1913, the vessel being ...

... long one. Princess Mary spent her nineteenth birthday at Wind sor Castle, and began the day by a gallop with the King, Prince Albert, Prince Henry, and Prince George in Windsor Great Park. Riding is Her Royal Highness's favourite exercise, and there are ...

... Throne, Henry Tudor and Charles Stuart, were, from all accounts, very competent performers. However, the Duke of York, or Prince Albert as he was then, was so attracted by the out-of-doors court game that he deter mined to concentrate his attention on that ...

... Castlederg once more proved what a wonderful friend and servant he is to his owner, Mrs. Graeme Whitelaw, by winning the Prince Albert Hurdle Race from such smart per formers as Clear Cash, Peertoi, Jugo, Parson's Well and others such as Nosiamas and The ...

... which it was regarded. The turn of the tide, Ave think, may be dated from the time when her Majesty and the long lamented Prince Albert the Good began to encourage the stage by their patronage. Her Majesty showed an especial liking for the farcical fun that ...

... numbers of those Sons of Empire who will not be snnn forcrntten. E. H. D. Sewell. A War Fund Matinee at Monte Carlo. H.S.H. Prince Albert of Monaco, whose solicitude for the sick and wounded during the war has been demonstrated on numer ous occasions, successfully ...

... Keswick Codlin Lord Grosvenor Ecklinville Oct.-Nov. Rev. Wilkes Warner's King Nov.-Dec. Peasgood's Nonsuch Oct.-Nov. Lane's Prince Albert Dec. -Jan. Gascoyne's Seedling Bramley's Seedling Feb. -April Newton Wonder Wellington Nov.-April Annie Elizabeth May Pears ...

... House, Hatclijfe, near Grimsby. Age, 2 .years, 8 months, 3 weeks weight, 15 cwt. 3 qrs. 26 lb. BEST FIRST CROSS Frank, by Prince Albert Shorthorn out of an Aberdeen-Angus. Bred by Messrs. William and James Knight and exhibited by Scottish Malt Distillers ...

... E. E. H. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO WOMEN WAR WORKERS AT THE WHITE CITY. H.M. Queen Mary, accompanied by Princess Mary and Prince Albert, last week spent a considerable time at Messrs. .Waring and Gillow's White City factory, where some 7,000 men and women ...

... the Queen's yacht when it visited the Menai Straits. A year previously members had taken a prominent part in receiving Prince Albert at the opening of the Albert Docks, when an order was issued that members must be in full uniform Club coat, white waistcoat ...