... PRINCE ALBERT. The speech of Prince Albert, which he delivered at the Trinity-house the other day, and which we reprinted last week, has naturally given rise to a good deal of comment, although, perhaps, less than might have been expected. Of course, ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Acting-lieutenant Prince Albert. SI next month, liae been appointed H.M.S. for service the staff of the Commaader-io-Chief, Portsmouth. REO.fUITIIIB FRAUDS. cases being rigobodslt INVESTIGATED. Mr. Forster, in » written answer to question ...

... too much truth in the startling statements of iIM.P. For many days past the London press has been rife with rumours of PRINcE ALBERT'S improper if not uu- constitutional interference in the foreign policy of this country. Those rumours have created a painful ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Nothing has transpired during the week to corroborate the rumours about the Prince Consort, and just as little has transpired on the other side. It is true that some of the journals have come out with decisive remarks thereupon, but they ...

... THE PRINCE ALBERT (From the Morning Herald.) The following letter has been writ us 1 .1- a correspondent, upon whose accuracy we place implicit reliance. We feel that we shoal be guilty of a dereliction of our duty, as public journalists, were we to hesitate ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The Daily Nexcs has given currency to some painful rumours affecting Prince Albert. The gist of the complaint is that Prince Albert has more regard for the prosperity the petty principalities of Germany, and the welfare of his relatives ...

... THE PRINCE ALBERT. The following appears the Morning Herald, having been sent a correspondent upon whose accuracy they place implicit reliance. 1. The statement that his Royal Highness Prince Albert is invariably and on all occasions present when the ...

... PRINCE ALBERT! On Wednesday evening, the metropolis «n electrified by report that a fiendish attempt had been made to assassinate the illustrious Sovereign of these realms, her Majesty the Qaeen, and her ceaaort, hi* Royal Highuess Prince Albert, while ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The Times of Wednesday vindfeation of His Royal Highness, observes Many people may be aware—and many people, we trust, are not aware—that for some time past rumours have been afloat to the effect that the Prince Consort has meddled in the ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. RETURN CF MALADY COMPELS ABSENCE FROM SHIP. Last niglit’s Court Circular announce* mat U.K.H. Albert Lea been oblige*! leave his amp owing return of the trouble caused iu invaa ded 1916. conau.tatM>n hes been held, and as leault it has ...

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... PRINCE ALBERT. Prince Albert left the Nea:,o6' bee, Dartmouth, yestemta) for tLe vsoatioa. ...