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... Gladstone. Death snatched away from him some of his old friends and colleagues for whom he cherished a rare affection. Prince Albert, Lord Aberdeen, Graham and Sydney Herbert were among those whose loss he had to mourn. The following three years were indeed ...
... budget in the House of Commons on the 18th of April, 1853, in a speech of four hours and a half. Lord Aberdeen wrote to Prince Albert that it was agreed in all quarters that there had been nothing like the speech for many years and to another friend that ...
... striking characteristics of his own domestic life. . . . At the close of 1861, when it pleased God suddenly to cut off Prince Albert at the age of forty-two, the heaviest blow, for the Queen's happiness, fell upon her. The bereavement, was, indeed, too ...
... notable mixed gathering is said to have been witnessed on the occasion of the festivities attending the birth of the late Prince Albert Victor. All this changed in the lifetime of one individual. The Mysore Government has sanctioned the prosecution of certain ...
... The position was once occupied by his lamented father, the Prince-Consott, whom it descended to the eldest son. Before Prince Albert the chair of Grand Master was tilled, if we mistake not, by our beloved ex-Viceroy,Lord Ripon. The Alaharana of Dholpur ...
... settled between us this mornitig—such the sitnple announcement of the selection of the partner of her life—her cousin, Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. Prom this union, as after-events amply testify, sprang the greatest happiness of her life. There ...
... indirectly, but essentially for imperial purposes, and sometimes also from considerations, as happened in the case of the late Prince Albert Victor, of personal health and enjoyment. The proposed tour of the Prince of Wales next winter will, necessarily, lead ...
... your citizens were giving to the Heir-Apparent and his Consort; mentally comparing it, with that memorable landing of Prince Albert-Edward thirty years ago. To-day we have spread before us in the large and grandiose style of modern jour. nalism the many ...