... ABOARD H.MS. COLLINGWOOD, OF THE FIRST BATTLE SQUADRON : PRINCE ALBERT. [Photograph by Ernest Brooks.) Prince Albert, the second son of the King and Queen, is a midshipman of the Collingwood, one of the ships of the First Battle Squadron which sailed ...

... at Rheims Cathedral. — [O/ficiul French Photograph.) A NEUTRAL RULER WHOSE HEIR IS A FRENCH OFFICER : PRINCE ALBERT OF MONACO AT RHEIMS. Prince Albert (on the right in our photograph) is here seen outside the great west iront of Rheims Cathedral, the lower ...

... THE KING'S ELDEST SON WITH THE ARMY : THE PRINCE OF WALES. f illd would It was stated recently that Prince Albert had recovered from his very unfortunate illness and most probably return to his ship at the beginning of this week. In that case, both the ...

... THE BUCKINGHAM PALACE TEAS TO THE WOUNDED : PRINCE ALBERT A HELPER. hhhld i Bth hie had their limbs in Many of the men entered on crutches, others were wheeled in chairs, some splints, or in slings, or had their heads swathed in bandages, some were c ...

... march-past before the King, shown above, took plate on board one of the flag-ships of the Grand Fleet. AccompW^j the King were Prince Albert, Sir David Beatty, the Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Fleet, and other a«« officers. ' ^ who are seen here marching past ...

... AND MAY'S: GOING THROUGH Th THE YARDS; TREE TRUNKS FOR MATCHWOOD. The King and Queen, accompanied by Princess Mary and Prince Albert, mo ored to Bow on the afternoon of October 30, and spent two hours among the match-girl workers at Messrs. Bryant and ...