... was no further fighting. A party of Imperial Yeomanry came into contact with the invaders at Prince Albert. An officer and some men are missing. (Prince Albert is miles north-west of Oudtihoora). LORD KITCHENER’S PLAN Capetown. February 7.—lt is understood ...

... THE CAPTURE OF SCHEEPERS, Prince Albert., October 14.—Schccpers was captured .at Kopjeskraal the 11th. Next day he was moved in an ambulance, a doctor accompany him. to Blood River Siding, and thence in first- comnartmfnt to Matjesfontein. He dangerously ...

... The Duke of Connaught and bis son are at present the next heirs the throne of the United Duchies, and after them comes Prince Albert of ales. ...

... Hanover, 1873, and she died, leaving three sons. & « « Prince Albert came into very large and very valuable estates in Silesia and other provinces of North Germany on the death of his father. Prince Albert the elder, who also left him considerable urban property ...

... intermediate house. Good fruits may then be expected early in May. Moore’s Cream. Pen-y byd, Sutton’s Perfection, aJid Prince Albert are all suitable varieties for thia kind of treatment. ...

... Imperial Crown of the L*nited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland is solcb' and riglilfully come to the high and mighty Prince Albert Edward, we. therefore, the Lords Spiritual and Temporal of this Realm, being litre assisted with those of her late Majesty’s ...

... north of Sterkstroom on the 14th. The Boer loss was two killed and one wounded. A patrol of local mounted troops from Prince Albert captured three colonial rebels at Tigerberg on 17tb inst. SHARP PURSUIT BY MOUNTED ...

... Duke of Northumberland (Who was often described as “ an excellent rn«an, but the greatest bore that ever lived), when Prince Albert defeated Lord Powis, who was the Conservative and High Church candidate. This contest caused much ill-feeling, both in ...

... the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk. Thi® was thte first Royal visit to Arundel Castle nince 1846. when Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were for several days the guests of the then Duke and Duches® of Norfolk (grand-pa rent® of the present Duke), and the ...

... the Germanic influence on the young Queen, which shews that the instinct of the nation in its earlier attitude towards Prince Albert had good foundation. The letters also reveal that Queen Victoria was not as passive towards political events (especially ...

... the Blushing Bride (in white, flushed with crimson). Quern of Pinks (a fine variety, with pale ealmon pink flowers), and Prince Albert (in -rarlet white). The next Gladioli flower in the garden are the French hybrids, failed Lemoiii'-’a Gladioli. They are ...

... relations were anxious that she should find a suitable husband to he her helpmeet her responsible position, and her admiration Prince Albert was Keen with much satisfaction everyone in the secret. This gallant young Prince, born at Schloss Roaenau, near Coburg ...