... PRINCE ALBERT. 1* was Tinderslood that when Sir Stanley Colville fa command of the First Battle Fqjsdron the present cruise of Prince Albert on the fligsbip, the rolling wood, would come to an end. It i* now stated that Prince Albert to remain at for ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Prince Albert to-day entered upon his 20th year. Although his Royal Highness has been certified by naval Medical Board still unfit to rejoin the Colling wood, is no means idle. Since his recovery from the attack of appendicitis which n ...

... Prince Albert Prince Albert, their Majesties’ second son, has now rejoined H.M.S. Collingwood, and is leaving during the next few days for a cruise that is expected to extend over some months, the vessel being attached to the First Battle Squadron flagship ...

... PRINCE ALBERT Last night’s Court Orcular” states that Prince Alb rt has been examined by a . aval Medical Board, and they not consider that his Royai Highness is yet in a fit state of healt.i return to his ship. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. CITY BATTALION. OVER >,500 NAMES REGISTERED. SECOND COUPS FORMATION ASSURED. The new City Battalion has provided a stimulus to the young men of the middle class in Birmingham wh ch has produced a gratifying effect. the ‘Post office yesterday ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The following bulletin was issued this morning H.R.11. Prince Albert has passed very good night and is progressing satisfactorily. (Signed* J.vo. Makvoch, James Reid. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT TO RETURN TO DUTY. Prime Albert, who is malting excellent ffeverv after his operation for appendicitis! expects to return hie ship shortly. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT IN LONDON Prince Albert, who recently had to leave his ship to undergo operation for appendicitis at a nursing home in Aberdeen, arrived at Easton on Saturday, ami proceeded to Buckingham Palace, where ho will complete his convalescence ...

... OPERATION ON PRINCE ALBERT. The following official bulletin was handed to press representative at Aberdeen by Sir James Reid yesterday:— Albert underwent operation for append-antis this morning Hi. Royal Highness bore the operation well. his condition ...

... Prince Albert at Cambridge. The choice as between an English and German University for a year’s reading the case of Prince Albert having been settled n favour of Cambridge, his Royal Highness will “go up” at Michaelmas. This programme will not interfere ...

... PRINCE ALBERT CONVALESCENT. The following bulletin was issued at Aberdeen yesterday; Prince Albert oonvaleacent. No further bulletin will be issued. John MaEnoch. ELEVENTH DAY OF THE BATTLE. THE CALLS UPON GERMANY’S RESOURCES. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT ILL. TRANSFKREED TO A HOSPITAL Prince Alliert. the King's second son, who was serving with th© ToUingwood, has been transferred to a hospital ship. It was rumoured that the Prince, who is iiudHhipruan the Collingwood, was suffering from ...