... 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 AT BIRMINGHAM. The ceremony of laying the of new building ■t Birmingham, for the use of the member* of the Birmingham and Midland Institute, was performed Thursday by Prince Albert. The Prince arrived tbe railway station the Great Weetern ...

... VOYAGE OF THE PRINCE ALBERT. Lady Franklin, with a spirit which cannot be too highly commended, determined to equip a special expedition at her own expense on voyage in search of her husband. Assisted by few friends, she purchased the Prince Albert,*, ketch ...

... the Privy Council soon set the question at rest. Prince Albert.—Public interest being partially allayed by the marriage and grant of honours and military rank (though not yet of precedency) to Prince' Albert, tbe question 1 now generally asked is, whether ...

... PRINCE ALBERT AT BIRMINGHAM. The ceremony of laying the first gtonc the Midland Institute, about to he erected in Birmingham was performed on Thursday by His Royal Highness Prince Albert. After laying the stone, with suitable forms, His Royal Highness ...

... THE SPANISH AND PRINCE ALBERT. The Spanish liberals are very much annoyed just now with 1 nnce Albert. The Prince, it pretty notorious, negotiated the marriage of the King of Portugal with the Princess of Hohenaollein Siegmaringen (who, the way, with ...

... ANECDOTE OF PRINCE ALBERT. The following rather Interesting story has floated to the surf aze among the of table anecdotes and literary men's reminii , cenoes, and is wort preserving, as it relates to the good Priuim Albert, es pAterity will duubtluu ...

... Ss ETC OF PRINCE ALBERT. The following sketch of Prince Albert, from the Birmingham Jouruai, may not be uninteresting to maby of our readers at this juncture. It is from the pen of one who had a good opportunity of seeing what be had described, in regard ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. The following letter, addressed to the Army and Navy Gazctte by Rear-Admiral H.R H. the Duke of Edinburgn, 'ull‘h.n.:lby.llm“th &h.::‘:'u v:l.b-doun a 8 looa rumours ve the health of m»n Vietor. Dating fm the Royal yacht Osborne ...

... PRINCE ALBERT AT RIBUIHQHAM. On Thursday, on the occasion of laying the foundation stone of the Birmingham and Midland Counties Institute, the Prince thus spoke of the advantages the Study of Science and Art”:—ln all our operations, whether agricultural ...

... PRINCE ALBERT ON SCIENCE. On the opening of the '2)th session of the British Association at Aberdeen, his Royal Highness the Prince Consort, who presided over the meeting, delivered a most interesting address on science and scientific studies generally ...

... LAUNCH OF THE PRINCE ALBERT. On May 23 another of Capt. Cowper Coles's experiments in the Monitor class of naval architecture was turird oat of hand. The Prime Albert, a cupola ironclad ship of 2,330 tons, nissmommeat, has been built after a design which ...