... boos and one daughter[ Their Highnesses Prince Edward Albert, born on Juno 23. 1894. who now becomes Heir the Throne, Prince Albert Frederick, liorn in 1895, Primes** Mary Victoria Alexandra, born in 1b97, Henry, bom in 1900. Prmoe George, born 1902, ...

... INFLUENZA. THE EPIDEMIC BREAKS OUT UPON US. At Osborn© Naval College, over on© hundred boys, including Prince Albert Wales, now lying in their beds Buffering from Influenza and Pneumonia. th© past is anything to go by, this outbreak will followed by many ...

... prommt. and there was a al the public. The Stoara by troops. Major-Clanarsi Maswen, Military Governer, a m proclaiming Prince Albert Bdward • Vll._ of the United Kingdom', of the lank Emperor of se=lord al and Transvaal. Royal Standard was hoisted, Lord ...

... CEREMONY AT WINDSOR. The King and Queen, with the Prince Wales, Princes* Mary, and Prince Albert, travelled bv train on Friday afternoon Windsor, where the Prime of Wales was confirmed Archbishop of Canterbury. Crowds turned out and lined the route at ...

... friends were gathered around them. The Prince and Princess of Wales and Prince?' Victoria were there, and Prince Edward and Prince Albert were home to spend their holiday? with Prince Henry, Prince George, Prince John, and Princess Mary. • Among the house party ...

... Somersetshire, being the eon of the late Mr. John Townsend, chandler. As a young man he was a bugler in the Somerset Prince Albert Regt., and served in Gibraltar for about five years. He was educated at Bath Forum School. He came to Wingfield L.M.S. ...

... Eastern Sea Fisheries ** have paid £49 to fishermen for the nosea of seals which have been destroyed in the Wash. The Prince Albert landed from the Oollingwood at Campbeltown Saturday morning, and proceeded special train Marhnhanifth for golf. ...

... of the whaling vessel Olga, who, it was alleged, was shot end killed by Captain Klengenberg, on board that vessel, near Prince Albert Land. According to the captain's testimony, which was supported by members of the crew, the chief engineer demanded provisions ...

... manly sports and exercises. The Prince. n-« sailor, attachi* great importance swimming in particular. Prince Edward and Prince Albert had both received some instruction in the art. but up this season neither could swim. On going to the Solent they wore ...

... Seedling.” “Bismarck.” “Lane's Prince Albert,” “Newton Wonder”; and the he*t three would advise were: “ Pott’s Seedling,” “ Bismarck,” and Prince Albert.” If they wanted a free cropping, late, keeping apple plant, “Prince Albert”; every* where it did well ...

... litho picture of Queen Victoria, signed by Her Majesty, in the same lot with another litho of Balmoral, with the figure of Prince Albert, also signed. The library of 5,000 volumes, forming part of the Stafford collection, includes a number of first editions ...

... Commerce in Paris by Mr. Hanning, engineering member of the Board of Director* the Chamber. He said that Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were in decided sympathy with the scheme proposed 1856 br Throme de Gamon to Napoleon 111., which he was later joined three ...