... Prince Albert. From the I receive of Pri-ice Albert's visit to Tyneside it seems very evident that the sailor Prince is bidding fair to rival his elder brother in popularity. I am told that his reception by-the shipyard workers was a revelation to all ...

... H.R.H. Prince Albert. Wog that P.tn Allen. u the occa*oat tisit to the Tine should be ad_ .. . . . . _ a Fl 'w of the 11fort li-EaPt Coast Inqitution of &MI Shipbuilders. for tleorge is the Chief Patron of that body. no told that the visit to the Tyne ...

... PRINCE ALBERT (Cask.). TridaL Accardias to the district mem:Amadeu. el the Snidiere' Settlement Bond. Northern Smitatchrone has winter lobs for British birmetrrs. th there Wee• 11001. 1.100 ere and the other If are connoted with ternsins. TINT AIM TIN ...

... PRINCE ALBERT AN ENGINEER AND SHIPBUILDER. evenina, Prince Albert received be Fellowship of the North-Fut Coast Institute of Einginerrs Bhipbuildors. His loyal 11,111 said he WWI deeply sentibie of the honour I of reeeiving the fellowship of ouch a famous ...

... BIRTHDAY HONOURS. PRINCE ALBERT BECOMES THE DUKE OF YORK. The King's Birthday Honours List, issued yesterday, is of more than ordinary interest. Only one peerage is crested, the distinction being conferred upon the King's second son, Prince Albert, who will ...

... H.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT AT SOUTH SHIELDS. The Is Merchant Service have read with interest a report from their agent of the visit of his Royal Itigbnese Prince Albert. KAI., to that town when he visited various places on Tyneside, including the yank of Swan ...

... PRINCE ALBERT TAKES SALUTE IN HYDE PARK. Prince Albert took salute in Hyde Park, yesterday, at a parade societies organised by the league Empire and the Overseas Club Patriotic League, iu celebration of Empire Day. OlV'his arrival the Prince was introduced ...

... workshops, Prince Albert made • thorough speetion of H.M.S. Eagle. the dreadnoitsld whir , ' has been converted into an aircraft ship, but hail not time to board the Aquitaine, which is still in the hands of the firm. Subresiliently Prince Albert was conducted ...

... King yesterday. The promotion of Squadron-Leader Prince Albert to the rank of Wing-Commander in the R.A.F. appeared in last night’s “London Gazette.** The King and Queen, with Princess Mary. Prince Albert, and Prince Henry, visited Epsom jfesterdiy, to ...

... L. The Chief Rabbi continues to make favourable progress. Prince Albert has accepted the invitation of Coventry City Council ©pen the new Council House about the middle of June. A Dublin correspondent telegraphs that tho reported offer of the Governo ...

... entries. It can not said,however, that those engaged in the Prince Albert Hurdle Race to-dav are of great cls.-s. Woking Hurdle.—Poole's selected. ri lain Steeplechase.—Top Hole. Prince Albert Hurdle.—Pennant. Stanley Cup Steeplechase.—-Can igue. Metropolitan ...

... serving with the Army in South Africa, and she made a pilgrimage to his grave. In the European War her surviving son, Prince Albert. who had adopted German nationality, fought on the side of the enemy. It was stated, however, that he assisted, as far ...