... Prince Albert Fare*—Fir«t Cabin, J018; Second Cabin, £lO including Provisions. Bedding, and every other requisite. Third Cabin, only £l. with plenty of Provisions, properW cooked, during the voyage (with free passage by railway from Belfast and intermediate ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. On Thursday, at two o’clock, pursuant to the advertised requisition, the adjourned meeting of the nobility, gentry, d« r gy and freeholders of this county, was held in the Court-house, Downpatrick, for the purpose of preparing addresses ...

... THE PRINCE ALBERT. The following letter ha* been sent (Morning Herald) correspondent, upon whose accuracy p'a- e implicit reliance. Wo feel that we should guillv of dereliction of our duly, public piuroalists, were w-; hesitate in giving it public : Dee ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Tbs Emperor, in proposing the health of tbe Queen England, said, ** 1 bare the honour to propose a toast—Our most intimate ally, her Gracious Majesty tbe Quevn of England. Under the two flags of England and France, which are tbe bow of ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. [BY THE LATE MR. D. was idol our minds is the subject of cut woe. Joy from oof land is fled, Albert lbs Good Is dead : Cold on his dreamless bed. Lowly lies. Nothing save grief and gloom Spread round his early tomb Where hi« remains consume ...

... Prince Albert PREMIERSHIP leaders Newcastle United and siniggling Manduster City served up a magnificent six-gael linger at Maine Rood today. Three times Newcastle were behind thanks to efforts by Republic of Ireland international striker Niall Quinn ...

... Prince Albert. . On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, that he would to-morrow (next day) move that the house resolve itself into a committee of supply for the purpose of taking into consideration that part of her Majesty’s speech relating ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. motion of Lord RUSSELL, Prince Albert’s naturalisation bill was read third time and passed. DESIGNS AND COPYRIGHT BILL. the order of the day being moved for the second reading of the designs and copyright bill, Mr. E. TENNENT addressed ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The freedom of the city of London is about presented to Prince Albert. The following the oath which will administered to his royal highness by Sir James Shaw. We recollect when was administered to Prince Leopold, years ago, that there was ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Prince Albert lias beautiful iituation on the south bank of the North Saskatchewan river, here pom© four hundred yards in width, which overlook* from a height of two hundred feet. Good drainage and immunity from ...

... PRINCE ALBERT, The Master of the llurse, The Mistress of the Robes. Earl of Jersey he Duehcs# of Buccleucb. Lady of the Bedchambi-r. Two Maids of Honour. Bedchamber Woman. The lord chamberlain, the Earl Warr, accompanied hv the Groom of tin* stole to ...

... PRINCE ALBERT Prince Albert’* Naturalixation Bill read a first and becond time, and ordered be printed. In the Committee on Prince All»ert’s Annuity Bill, a provision was moved by Colonel SIBTHORP, making the payment, the cose her Majesty's demise, cease ...