... of precedence will hence. forth be as follows: His Majesty the King. H.R.H. The Duke of Cornwall and Rotheasy. H.R.H. Prince Albert Frederick George. H.R.H. Prince Henry William Frederick. H.R.H. Prince George Edward Alexander. H.R.H. Prince John Charles ...

... years, Major W. Alcock-Beck being then captain The deceased was one of the officers who were presented to the Queen and Prince Albert when the Volunteer force was formed. lb held many other public appointments, amongst which was that of Under Sheriff for ...

... of our Royal Family, some of whom are re, markably estert with the rod. is a tempting pasthins with Prince Edward and Prince Albert of Wale-. whose expectations of trout-i•atching is the Highlands an , likely to Ire realised. The Princes are now quite ...

... found under a boil at Buckingham Palace. and was supposed to have heard State secrets so between the Queen and the then Prince Albert. Event supposed to have accelerated chimney sweeping by machinery. For years the boy Jones was suggestive of secrecy ...

... and A. P. Day, and said that to Mr. Mason must be given the credit of having taught Kent to play championship cricket. Prince Albert of Schleswig-Holstein showed fine form at the autumn meeting of the Hoye! Ascot Golf Club, which was held at Ascot on Saturday ...

... Lighthouis. 1883.—Inception et the Royal College of Music. International Fisheries Exhibition. 1884.—Second suit to Ireland. Prince Albert Victor comes of age. President of Royal Commission on Housing of the Pour. Maiden speech in the House of Lords. 18117.- ...

... sons. Two of the daughters in the ordinary contra: of things will become Queens. One is the Duchess Elizabeth. wife of Prince Albert of Belgium, and the other is the Dueheets Marie Gabrielle. wit., married her cou.iii. l'rinee Rupert of Bavaria. There ...

... perhaps. so entirely unfamiliar to the Itritish public as his nephew Prince Albert of Schleswig-Holstein, only surviving son of the King's -later Prince's Christian. Prince Albert is among the many distinguished people who are at. present making a cure ...

... partake of anything of the nature of a sig ial t•seeing trip. Th.s will come later. when his Highness. in company with Prince Albert. ma es a tour of ths Empire: but this is not likely to be before 1913 at the earliest. and nothing whatever lies yet been ...

... rst two, for £ 3OO each, Cream. Pen-y-byd. Sutton's Perk( tion, and were caahed, but, owing to some irregularity, the I Prince •Albert arc all suitable varieties for this third. for £l,OOO. was not cashed. Captain kind of treatment. Brassey was communicated ...

... Saturday betwecu. teams representing t,he Army end Navy. The crowd role and cheered lustily as flies' King, accompanied by Prince Albert, drove into the enclosure. His Majesty observed that seats had been reserved in the covered stand for himself and his party ...

... gold chain and pearls around her neck. , and I' medallion with a portrait of a man in uniform, whom I &appealed to be Prince Albert. I think the interview lasted about minutes. The Quasi arose ' shook hands, and said hoped my husband and I would like ...