... the Bristol Rugby Club was being formed, Prince Albert came to Bristol to unveil the statue College Green of his grandmother. Queen Victoria; and somebody must have got at him. Collars and Cuffs Prince Albert, in the vernacular of the time, was regarded ...

... Henry Palmer r&>. of Percy Road. Southsea, Derek White (0). of Telephone Road, Southsea, and Keith Douglas Morris >, of Prince Albert Street. Southsea. Later the nightshade plants were destroyed, ...

... the Bramley's and Newton's at Christmas, but this year these will saved for a later date. For culinary puiposes Lane's Prince Albert will be .nainly relied upon, and all who know it prize this fine apple. To fill the dessert dishes there are such as Monarch ...

... small gardens. Here are some cooking apples which I think the small gardener would find desirable in all respects: Lane's Prince Albert 'orolific and available for a prolonged period). Lord Derby, Rev. W. Wilks, Crawley Beauty. and Royal Jubilee. ...

... Palmer. Collection Boxes—Mr Palmer. Oxford Street. Bristol 4. 12s Id: Mrs R. Watkins, The Seven Stars. 9s 6d: R. J. The Prince Albert, £1 3d Gifts in kind. —Cabbf.?es and Lettuce:-. Mrs Inghram Gunn. Abbots Leigh: Parcels of books. Mrs I. Ford. The Rsctory ...

... made to correct, this glaring error. Among the wealth of suitawe material available outstanding cookino aooles are Lane's Prince Albert — not sufficiently grown the West— Newton Wonder. Bramlev's 3eedlin-> and Annie Elizabeth. Good late dessert sor's ...

... chain soon became very popular and brought orders in thousands to Birmingham jewellers. Soon these chains became known as Prince Albert, chains and later gold Alberts. It was from Queen Victoria we got the name Victoria for a certain style of carriage the ...

... them some vision along the street. Prince Albert's Boots RECENTLY in these notices appeared extract from the 'Bristol Mirror' 100 years ago stating that a Bristol firm had manufactured a pair of boots for Prince Albert, and this followed upon the gift of ...

... have the speed to cope with him over three miles. There is likely to a close Tant Pis, the Cvi- winner and Garter Club Prince Albert Kurdie. Garter was considered unlucky not to Rostrun. at Cheltenham last out and a difference of prove too sood for Gold-' ...

... mistletoe excellent trade to 15s buncn. Apples were very keen demand: Blenheims to lOd lb.. Bramlcys Bd. Cox's ls. dessert 6d, Prince Albert 9d. 80 Dressed poultry, excellent trade. lowls to 6s 6d. chicken to each: 135 couple rabbits trapped to 6d couple, shot ...

... NITS of two famous West .- Country regiments the 2nd Battalion Gloucesters and lst Battalion Somerset Light Infantry 'Prince Albert Regiment.)—are now filling roles on which Commonwealth interest is focussed, at new and old trouble spots. Last night ...

... Bell. Culinary apples: Edward VII —R. G. Goodall; Bramley Seedling, R. G. Goodall; Newton Wonder, R. G Goodall; Lane's Prince Albert, R. G. Goodall; any other variety, R. G. Goodall. Collections. —Six dishes, three dessert, three culinary: A. Wvnn: 12 ...