... THE COURT. The Queen, and Prince Albert, and the Royal children are all enjoying the best of health. The Queen and Prince Albert on Saturday morning inspected the buildings of the new Houses of Parliament. Her Majesty and suite proceeded to Westminster ...

... THE COURT. Arrangements have been made for the departure of her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, accom- panied by the infant Royal Family, from Buckingham Palace, for the Isle of Wight, iD the course of the ensuing week. Mr. Norton, the present ...

... THE COURT. HELR MAJESTY'S VISIT TO GERMANY. Her Majesty and Prince Albert left Buckingham c Palace in a chariot and four at 20 miinulto past 4 on Saturday t aflernoon, for Woolwich, to embark for the coutinent. The ( Countess of Gainsboroughi and Viscountess ...

... Higlnesses Prince Albert and the Duchess of Kont.-A special Court of Common Council was held in the afternoon, at which Addresses of Congratulation were likoewiso agreed to for presentation to her Majesty, his Royal Highness Prince Albert,. and her Royal ...

... VISIT OF THE COURT TO THE ISaE OF WIGHT.-We believe there is now very little doubt that her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, accompanied by the Infant Royal family, contemplate paying a visit to the Isle of Wight at an early period in the ensuing ...

... 31indsor until Friday or Saturday, and then take its departure for towv. Her MIajesty, accompanied by his Royal Highuess Prince Albert, her illustrious visitors the Emperor of Russia and the King of Saxopy, were prosont at the Ascot Heath Races on Tuesday ...

... THE COUJRT. The Queen and Prince Albert remain in retirement at Windsor. We understand that the Court is expected to arrive at Buclkingham Palace, on Monday, the 29th, or Tuesday the 30th inst., as it is understood her Majesty will open the session of ...

... Princess Royal is teething, and a change of air is recouitmeuded. Hence the removal to Brighton; whither the Queen and Prince Albert, followed by their Royal guests and the suite with the infants, arrived about three o'clock on Thursday afternoon-the ...

... THE - CoURT; IThe Queen and Prince -Albert, acooompanled by the rlnce ?? and the Prinoess Royal, and his Soreuv ighness the Prince of Leiningen, left Buekingham Palace n a carriage and four at 6 minutes past nine o'elook oil hursday morning for Osborne ...

... and Prince Albert passed through town, shortly before 12 o'clock, to tte Great Western Railvway station, at Paddinglon, and there took their departure by a special tyain to Windsor Castle. We are glad to learn that His Royal Highness Prince Albert has ...

... ?? . I) EP~rT UtE. (rrIF TH COt; ?? :'t~t'i aa~ittiii 1wv his Rtov'ti Highnetss; Prince Albert, atilt heir Sovlola Ii ghloesse~s Site Pri 0cc and Princesse's Rura, left town Iill; ljaremnont Ott Szttordan' afternoon c. The t~itiod fixed h~r thle retain ...

... now said, before Monday, the 16th inst. The Court movements of the week are destitute of public interest. The Queen and Prince Albert are, as msual inde. fatigable pedestrians. The Prince has hunted or shot almost every day. The Duke and Duchess of Bedford ...