... PRINCE ALBERT BEYOND the palace railings the mob were raging, shouting abuse at Prince Albert and calling for cheers for Palmerston. As Victoria stood there, pale with resentment, in dignant at the treatment to which her beloved Albert was being subjected ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Tho Court Circular announces that Prince Albert, having been passed fit for service tv the Medical Board at the Admiralty, left Buckingham Palace in the evening to rejoin his ship with the Fleet. ...

... Prince Albert. I am tokl, say.? the London correspondent of the ‘Sheffield Daily Telegraph,” that the King not disposed to regard Prince Albert's lowposition tie examination list an indication that he has been wasting his time at Dartmouth. the contrary ...

... PRINCE ALBERT IN CANADA. Prince Albert, who reached Quebec on His Majesty’s croiser Cumberland, arrived Ottawa (says Reuter) to-day and tho population turned out on masse 10 greet him. His Royal Highness proceeds to Montreal to-night, and thence to Toronto ...

... PRINCE ALBERT UNDERGOES OPERATION. A bulletin issued at Aberdeen this morning, states Prince Albert underwent an operation for appendicitis this morning. His Royal Highness bore the operation well, and his condition is satisfactory. ...

... Prince Albert as Footballer. The spectacle of Prince of the British Royal Faimiv knocking over two stokers was witnessed Portland gesliM-dsy when Prince Albert took part football match'between teams H.MS. which present serving a midshipman. The natch ...

... PRINCE ALBERT AGE. ‘iince Albert, aecond son of the King and '•en, rotnes age today. Hi* Royal Highness cing born December 14, 1895. Mr«. R. T. yesterday opened » of mork in Trinity Institute. Chesterfield, the ed» (£54 Us.) being for the Holy Trinity ...

... Prince Albert of Prussia. Prince Albert, Regent of Brunswick, whose death was announced yesterday was for more than twenty years Regent of the Duchy, an office for which he had no special aptitude, and in which he did not succeed in winning the affection ...

... PRINCE ALBERT A DRAPER. Prince Albert was to-day admitted the freedom of the Drapers’ Company. LOST TRAWLERS, The Grimsby trawlers. Balgowrie and Corella. which left ixirt .September 22nd. have officially given up as lost. Twenty-nine lives were involved ...

... PRINCE ALBERT UNDERGOES OPERATION. (BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE.) The following is issued to-day BUCKINGHAM PALACE, November 29. Since the issue of the bulletin November 7th H.R.H. Prince Albert has had a relapse, necessitating an operation for duodenal ulcer ...

... MOB CLAMOUR AGAINST PRINCE ALBERT WANT to say that it seems to me one of the great days in our history and the triumph of my beloved husband.” In spite of all the mean attacks in the Press the first great international exhibition had been opened on the ...

... QUEEN VICTORIA = PRINCE ALBERT = DUKE OF WELLINGTON ...