... THE PRINCE ALBERT The Bristol Brewerv Georges’ and Co Ltd., tenants, were purchasers, at £3,300. of the free licensed house, the Princ» Albert, Nos. 12 and Rt. George’s Road, and two tenanted properties, a four-roomed cottage adjoining, and comer house ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The Examiner has very able and temperate article on the imputations against Prince Albert, from which we take the following passages:— In order to begin thinking ill of the Prince Consort, how much worse must we think of all her .Majesty's ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Tfie Press Bureau last evening issued the following: Buckingham Palace, 14th, 1915. His RoyaJ Highness Prince Albert is suffering from an obstinate gastric disorder, and will have to stay in London for some weeks in order to undergo special ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. PASSED BY THE MEDICAL BOARD FOR ACTIVE SERVICE. Monday night's Court Circular states thait Prince Albert, the second son of the King and Queen, having been passed fit for active service, by the Medical Board the Admiralty, left Windsor ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Thb Tories are chuckling at having reduced the income of Prince Albert from £50,000 to £30,000 * To sec them in the character of economists is a no* which no doubt surprises themselves as much it does public. But with what face the party ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Undergoes an Operation at Buckingham Palace Buckingham Palace, Thursday. Since the issue of the bulletin of November 7th, his Royal Highness Prince Albert has relapse, necessitating operation for duodenet ulcer. This operation has been ...

... PRINCE ALBERT 0 Start Six Months' Cruise on January join that when Prince Albert sii armoured cruiser Cumberland With *i ' six cruise ' other cadets his term at Dartfor +k the vessel will set sail > est indies. The Cumberland, a ' I start t ' rom ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The ballads at Aberdeen Royal Prince Albert is satisfactorily in respect.—(Biped) James Reid. M PLYMOUTH The fine of the board tosuasement of the Plymouth Dorms. rook obeli MO draw, bell dosided to ass amnion to op at so that tbo tam ...

... THE PRINCE ALBERT. Tue following letter from the Hon. C. C. Greville, | Sceretary to the Privy Council, has been addressed to the | | Times, andestensively published in the English journals:— ! Sir,—Some member of the Carlton Ciub has put forth a | lahourd ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The Baiter of t h nurse. The NI istress of the Robe*. Jersey. Duchess of Buceleugh. Lady of the Bedchamber. Two Maids of Honour. Bedchamber Woman. THE PROCESSION. At twelve o'clock a squadron of Royal Horse Guards (Blue), took up their ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The Prince is tolerably comely youth, about the middle height, with moustaches in a very promising state of cultivation. In complexion he is neither very fair nor very dark, so that in personalities he may said to exemplify the happy/orfuwote ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The official bulletin issued this morning says Prince Albert pssed a quiet night and is doing well. &WES SUCCESS IN FRANCE. GERMANS DRIVEN BACK ALL ALONG THE LINE. The following communiqu. was issued by the Press Bureau this afternoon The ...