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... PRINCE ALBERT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TORSJIEO HERALD. SIR,-Let one significant fact be noted with reference to the painful controversy still pending. The statements made in your journal relative to unconstitutional interference have never been contradicted ...
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... PRINCE ALBERT AT BIRMINGHAM. The ceremnony of laying the foundation-etone of a new building at Dirmingbam, for the use of the members of the Birminglham and Midland, Counties Institute,, was per- c' formed on Thursday by Prince Albert, The Prince arrived ...
... PRINCE ALBERT ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS. At the annual dinner of the Trinity Corporation, on Satur- I day evening, at the Trinity House, His Royal Highness PRINCE ALeERT proposed the health of Her Majeety's Ministers in the following terms-Gentlemen: The toast ...
... - -, ?? .- 11 -- -- ?? - .7 - - THE PRINCE ALBERT AND THE HORSE GUARDS TO THE EDITOR OF THE MONlSIG OR.%LD. Sir,-I entirely concur in the feelings which prompted the writer of the letter, dated Dec. 29, 1853, signed .P., and which appearedlin the ...
... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR IN INDIA. HOW 'BE IS AMUSED. During the past week Calcutta has been busily. employed in welcoming Prince Albert Viotor, The principal feature of Tuesday's programme was an entertainment on the-Maidan, or-publie park, by the reception ...
... to the throne of England, since the accession of the House of Hanover, there has not been one -who has done so much as Prince Albert towards breaking down the old English prejudices against the alliance of foreigners, and the old English fears that the ...
... INST,~ALLTIOIN OF PRINCE ALBERT TsTA AT CAMDBRIDGE. .. ?? -. rnnv [Abridged fronm the Mein'iifff Chronicle.] DO otdf.,y ~Nigut.-Thi5 has been a great day for C'mallt(eagree d1ay for townl and gown-a. great day for tie learned aid thle un1learned- a great ...
... THE PRINCE ALBERT AND THE. ACT OF SETTLEMENT OF 1700. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORIING ADVERTISER, Sir,-The question of the Prince Albert's staizs as a Privy Councillor is at present keenly discussed. It lies in a nutshell ; the issue being simply, whether ...
... OPINIONS OF PRINCE ALBERT ON PUBLIC AFFAIDS. At the annual dinner of the Trinity Corporation, on Satur- day evening last, at the Trinity House, his Royal Highness Prince Albert proposed the health of her Majesty's Ministers in the following terms:- Gentlemen ...
... asurer. After the formal ceremony of the call,' Prince Albert Victor was invited to the Bench, which in- vitatioi heaccepted. The Prince of Wales appeared in the beneher's gown, and Prince Albert Victor, after thtese proceedings, was invested with ...