... PRINCE ALBERT. The Times thus refers to the grossly unfounded and disloyal calumny which originated in a London pot-house newspaper:— We must apologize to oar readers for troubling them with another word opon the odious calumnies which have been lately ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Prince Albert accompanied by the Duke his father fVdnntl brother, Lord Torringlon, the Hon! Colonel Grcy, and Captain Seymour, with a n merous suite, leit Canterbury for London at quarter ast l,,neo | .°ok on Saturday morning. On reaching ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. reMly his Prince Albert improved in health her his recent operatdon that the King and Queen have decided to spend Christmas at zandrirterhara With Princess Mary and Prince Jthert they hope to leave tarn on 6aturday. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The following bulletin has been issued at Buckingham Palace:— His Highness Prince Albert has improved in health since be was invalided from the Grand Fleet. was Buffering from the symptoms of duo- nicer. Although it would not be pos- j ...

... Prince Albert INVAUDBD HOME. MEDICAL BULLETIN. Press Bureau, Sunday. . Windsor Castle. H.RaH. Prince Albert has been invalided home owing to acute abdominal trouble. An abscess has been evacuated. The Prince is doing well, but a considerable time must ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. 11. Solomon, P. Stanley, S. Hughes and S. Artus R. Glecde, T. Cole, W. Fawkes and H. Sehvay 21 A. Edmonds, H. Forster, W. T. Avery and E. Smith IS Dickins’ Cup Competition (Stroud and District) The final mutch in connection with the Dieting ...

... PRINCE ALBERT Invalided Home from H.M.S. Col wood H.R.11. Prince Albert s on George, has been landed from , lingvvood. His develop symptoms suggestive appendicitis, but the latest report of his condition seems to indicate some improvement. The Press ...

... of Prince George of Denmark, were followed in the case of Prince Albert, both of whom were introduced, and took no oaths. The late Duke of Sussex, whom I consulted (in reference Prince Albert's being made a Privy Councillor), informed me that the usage ...

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... PRINCE ALBERT. As a sign of the times, it may be stated that the Tories begin to doubt obtaining their political salvation through the aid of Prince Albert. 'They already begin to attack him; one of their journals represents the Prince to be a gambler ...

... PRINCE ALBERT F. Davis, O. Poole, \V. Avery, R. Wager 14 A. Thomas, Phillips, G. Brooker, H. Turner 23 P. Stanley, R. Heathcote, W. Franklin, S. Art 20 A. J. Blackwell, H. W. Chandler, S. Hughes, 11. Selway 31 ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. As the marriage of our young and interesting Sovereign lias been finally resolved upon according to her own free will and choice, some particulars of the family of Saxe Saalfeld Cobourg, or Saxe Cobourg and Gotha, as more recently entitled ...