... is no status defined for Lieutenant Mountbatten when Princess Elizabeth comes to the Throne. Queen Victoria granted to Prince Albert by letters _l%atent precedence next herself. at was in 1840, and not until 17 years later did she confer on him the style ...

... the land and put him above the Prince of Wales. But the rank was personal and did not establish a grecedent. It was for Prince Albert alone. The matter is all the more comglicated because there is no comined table of %recedence. There are separate tables ...

... School cricket ground —belong to the next 25 years. The tenements behind the church and facing Salisbury crags are dated by Prince Albert Buildings. O’ertopping them and looking eastward to the sea stand Upge; and Lower View Craig Rows, built on ground belonging ...

... generation since the time of the Plantagenet kings. It is, indeed, just over a century ago since this old custom was broken by Prince Albert who, on the occasion of his marriage .. f 0 .Queen. .. Victoria insisted upon supplying his own gold band to place on ...

... Edinburgh Celebrated 1n Grand T Style Contemporary accounts of the wedding on February 10, 1840, of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert made generous play with superlatives in describing the magnificence of the dresses, uniforms, pageantry, and celebration ...

... yacht , Victoria and Albert , and her tender , the Fairy , are ready for the Royal service , and that Her Majesty and Prince Albert will very shortly leave Oshorne On a cruise round the Kingdom of Great Britain . They will visit the Land ' s End , West ...

... for Scotland, and for the Highlands in garticular, which lasted thrmcl:g out their lives. _ Balmoral astle; designed by Prince Albert, was built on Deeside and became not only a much-loved annual holiday residence for Queen Victoria but also for her successors ...

... Highlands . —It is r . o longer a matter of- doubt or uncertainty that her gracious Majesty the Queen and his Royal Highness Prince Albert ' are to visit the Highlands this season , and have selected Ardverikie , - the shooting quarters of . the Marquis of Abercorn ...

... interest in which it is no exaggeration to describe as worldwide . Comparisons with the marriage of Queen Victoria to Prince Albert are inevitable , but in fact , Mr Wulff points out , to find a parallel case of the Sovereign ' s daughter who is also ...

... Inlly the grounds on which it is based and shall be deposited with the Secretary , Ministry cf Transport , 1 North Gate , Prince Albert Road , St John ' s Wood , LondonK . W . 8 , together with the prescribed fee of Two Pounds ( in the rase of an objection ...

... this mansion on the bank of the Muick, within a few miles of Balmoral, was added to the Royal possessions on Deeside when Prince Albert purchased it from the Abergeldie family. Birkhall is in the Parish of Glenmuick, Tulloch, and Glengairn, a district containing ...

... in British history where a female heir presum(f;tive to the Throne has married before accession. Queen Victoria married Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha as a reigning monarch. A Therefore Lieutenant Mountbatten cannot be granted the title of Prince Consort ...