... BRITISH WAR VETERANS. ROOM FOR 250,000 IN CANADA. The Bishop of Saskatchewan, who has just returned to Prince Albert from a six months' tour of the extreme limits of the province in connection with a survey for the Federal Government ascertain settlement ...

... it is fully expected that his Royal Highness will accept. PRINCE ALBERT OF SCHLESWIGHOLSTEIN. It is not particularly surprising that the rumour is rampant in London to-night that Prince Albert of has arrived, or is about to arrive, in this country order ...

... were born of this marriage. The eldest, Prince Christian Victor, died in South Africa during the Boer war. His brother, Prince Albert, adopted German nationality long before the great war, and it had perforce to serve in the ' ...

... work among the poor there. Princess Christian suffered considerable pain during the war because her only surviving son Prince Albert of Schleswig- Holstein served in a military capacity Germany though he was said to have been non-combatant and to have ...

... the car. He had never signed it. wrote letters to Harding, but got reply. Cross-examined: Harding did not offer at the Prince Albert public-house, and witness did not accep;, £150. the presence of Mr Lock, and witness did not promise to give him a receipt ...

... has lived a retired life —it 3 said, indeed, that she never got over shock caused by the inevitable decision of her son Prince Albert Victor, to serve against in the war. But in spite of her seclusion, her memory remained fresh in the minds the people, ...

... Times 1 announce? the death Deputy General* Alfred Gideon Delaine.,R.N*., M.D.. TG. the during the cruise roup.; world the Princes Albert i I George Wales ftlie Duke Clarence and King George) 187-982. •' • was also surgeon • nward and U-'js '. TUNNEL PROJECT ...