... 4 H.R H. PRINCE ALBERT OF YORK. ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert Dancing. (FROM A CONTEMPORARY LITHOGRAPH,) Council and to Parliament ; but, in the opinion of everyone, she went through the ordeal with perfect dignity and modesty. The wedding took place on February loth, 1840, and a happier ...

... THE QUEEN'S USUAL STATE COACH BUILT IN IRELAND. This Gorgeous Carriage was built in Ireland, by order of Prince Albert, the year before his death. Like the more elaborate State (Coronation) Coach, designed by Sir William Chambers, and painted by Cipriani ...

... T.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR AND PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES. Photographed by Lafayette, Dubltn, on the occasion o/ the Princes' Visit, lune, 1887. commoner, it was usual in those days to detach sonic charming married lady from the Court, whose special mission ...

... THE ROYAL GRANDCHILDREN. N.R.M. PRINCESS VICTORIA OF M.R.M. PRINCE EDWARD OF YORK H.R H. PRINCE ALBERT OF YORK. 11,1 J.. i 111 I' ilk! .10 I YORK. ...

... transition stage, to sing well. The Prince is fond of all outdoor pastimes ; he and Prince Albert joined in the usual winter and summer games with their fellow cadets, Prince Albert being a particularly good cricketer. The Prince of Wales has as yet seen very ...

... funds of this undertaking Prince Albert, who was a strong believer in the immense importance of exhibitions, was a most munificent subscriber. r r r In August of the following year, 1853, Her Majesty Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, the Prince of Wales, and ...

... runs to the piano, which he plays well for his age, and he is very quick at playing by ear. The Duke of Cornwall and Prince Albert are typical boys in their outdoor love of games ; the latter Prince, however, shows much greater aptitude for cricket than ...

... instant has been fixed for the wedding of Miss Emily Stewart Moore, daughter of the late Major Henry Stewart Moore, of Prince Albert, Manitoba, and The Whins, Co. Antrim, and niece of the Provost of Trinity College, Dublin, and Lieutenant Ivor Thomas, ...

... suit of clothes, and supported sack-em-up, or by medical students was conveyed swaying about like a and her marriage with Prince Albert. On neither occasion was there much display of illumination by gaslight except in a few of the public buildings. By candlelight ...

... King's Lynn. The younger children of the Prince and Princess of Wales ate already at York Cottage, and Prince Edward and Prince Albert home for the holidays from their naval studies, after a delightful schoolboy peer at London shops, came later with their ...

... at ;Jaye 14 ink .a: 4.. -.) k.. •-r a - a. a 4•1 • • • •• 1111 ilk . , .1 c) ,1. 44, t .1/ I \ .16 •r VISIT OF PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR AND PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES TO DUBLIN, JUNE, 1887. Citizens' Jubilee Ball at Me Leinster Hall. Forming a Royal Quadrille ...