... Stickney, lorA 12 months. ™ temporary authority was innud to Mr. Henry Scrim:guw of Wainfleet St. Mary, to sell at the “ Prince Albert” until next transfer day. s 4hlbi§hting rate at 6d. in the £ was signed for pilsby. Several persons in the parishes of ...

... Lincoln. The license of the Pavilion on the Pier, Skegness, was transferred from Mr. W. I. Stennett to Mr. A. A. Cash; the Prince Albert, Irby, from Mr. Edward Crawford to Mr. H. Serim. shaw. A temporary authority was granted to Mr. Robert Shaw to sell at ...

... our small until the management of the property was | uniform, making it impossible for the infantry entirely retormed z. Prince Albert, who also | i, distinguish between our own men and the reatly increased value of the estates by | enemy wgen the mounted ...

... so marshalled ; the King's equerries and extra equerries joined the escorts on the Mall, as did also %rince Christian, Prince Albert Victor of Schleswig- Holstein, and Prince Charles of Denmark, who, together' with Lord Kitchener and the Royal aides-de-camp ...

... Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, who married Queen Mary of Portugal, was a first cousin both of Queen Victoria and of Prince Albert, and his own relationship to our King is therefore that of second cousin once removed. But there have always been close ...