... PRINCE ALBERT London W Exchange Telegraph Co. learns that Prime Albert visited the Admiralty to-day and remained luncheon with Mr. Churchill. Later in the afternoon the l irst Lord visited 10, Downiug-Mrect. FRENCH VESSEL FOUNDERS. Wexford, Wed need ay ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Prince Albert will be leaving Dartmouth College the coming arnnimr, and pni in m:« time in a Home Fleet hattleahip of goinw for a cruiae in one of the instructional - hip* Cornwall Cumberland. About the same time a change will take place ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. ? 1' ha/ l 0o/w ?? v ?? ?? 13'. fi'awe i' de/ ce Itxel tW; on i'ot, Dev. 13, JMU'9.) \ levr the Inst to io l tiths tile ?? of th1e PiFiie in reernclc to) dieC tanllily, the edicatitie l, ?? of' l'l~le A~bert t1' base (c Cbxrg (iGoia, so ...

... of Prince George of Den- mark were followed in the ease of Prince Albert, both of whom were introduced, and took no oaths. The late Duke of Sussex, whom IYconsulted (in reference to Prince Albert's being made -a Privy Councillor), in- formed me that the ...

... ence. The, nterests of, the crown must be defended, Bc even, if need be, against those who stand nearest to it. s Let Prince Albert, have fell credit for the. Exhsibition-. a -for lisa services t~.nrt-and for ilis. exertions to boneflt. the working classa; ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. !foreleg sit CiudadNM Staff. Prises Albert, the sued now oa the Csaadian Corps: Lib. lls balls. the Priam of Waist who us tio Candisa Bad for some Lisa, ib fare* as •=sod au, with to el to bora =ea and Albert, who la }ass old, bast, bud ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. llt i;T.S, Feb. 4.--Hib Rtoyal Highness Prince Albutirt andil siti wii leti ]ave this plate to-. otrrow, sitid ivill promiod r ti G hent, Ostend, and ('Calis io Englandl. 1.)LViog ilic ?? statiy at this place lie has only ap ;itcal once ...

... Eivroit of die l1on gItN (nCONICLE. Slu,-As any uituhentic inflirmnation at the lireoent juncture relative to ?? ighneas Prince Albert nI) Saxe Coburg may be acceptable to you, and interest- ing to your eaders, I lbrwarl Iyou some account of an interview ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR Telegram. 1 Cairo, Tuesday.—Prince Albert Victor paid a farewell visit to the Khedive this morning, the Abdecu Palace, driving subsequently to tne railway-station, where His Royal Highness, accompanied by Sir Evelyn Baring and Captains ...

... all with the utmoat satisfaction, removing ag it does, all grounds for rumours that have prevailed as to the health. of Prince Albert Victor. Dating from the Royal Yacht the Duke at Devonport, on Monday, writes :—‘‘ Sir,—I have seen in most of the daily ...

... PRINCE ALBERT IN INDIA. A Picturesque Reception. Thursday.—Prince Albert Victor here to-day, and was received at the Station by the Maharajah, who was attended by ® and brilliant snite, A procession oi Sle the Pants was formed, on the first of which and ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. The free lorn of the City of Norwich, by patrimony, will, is expected, be conferred upon Prince Albert this year, after tne attainment of his majority. latv Prince Consort received the freedom in Prince of Wales in 1863. those , ...