... effect that. the Prince Consort has meddled inl the most a of outrageous manner with thle affair, of Stat,.I a ensi i0.that Prince Albert bits cancelled instructions prepared by the eime Ministers at hcome foi, Lord Stratford nt Constanltinople ;-it has l. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. r The following interesting communieation relative t to one who is shortly to form so close and interest- .ing a connection with this country, appeared in the .FJrforing C'ronirle, which journal vouches for the in- telligence and respectability ...

... the last two monthis the curiosity of' the( ?? inl reference Lo tile fafMily, thle religion1, Hti' edtucation'i &c. of' Prince Albert of Saxe Coiburg otiia, so naturally awakencd by the~ prospicct at anLL event nlow no0 longer] tioutfutll, It IS p1 Ven ...

... PRINCE ALBERT AT BIRMINGHAM. on ThuarsdaY last Prince Albert paid a kind of state visit to V~cirigham for the pucrpose of laying the foundation stone of the Birmingham and Midl5nd Institute, a building for a lits- ,,y and scientific institute on a large ...

... ARRIVAL OF PRINCE ALBERT. Dover, Thursday Night. I have to announce to you the safe arrival of his Serene Highness the Prince Albert, of Saxe Colhur¢ and Gotha. accompanied by the D)uke his farther, his elder brother. and suite, and attended by Lord 'ror- ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. Th e Enelish people follow with so close an interest the successive stages in the education and development of the youthful members of the Royal family that they will not receive with indifference the announcement that Prince Albert ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. The Daliy Telegrap! learns upon good authority that it is not the intention of the t Prince of Wales to ask for any allowance for his eldest son until Prince Albert Victor is married. In the view of H.R.H., the residence of his son ...

... THE PRINCE ALBERT'I Orr Thursday evening about six o'clock, the Prince Albert left our harbour on her second voyage to the Arctio Regions. A considerable number of spectators wereassembled on the Quays to witness her departure.. The Prince Albert..was ...

... PRINCE ALBERT AND THE PRESS. AL ?? :_s ?? _ ?? -,l - 1 1 a 1.- o!._ With som;;e acquaintance with the history of the. British press, ; g we cannot recal tie time when it appeared in so humiliating a IN s fornm as it does at the present moment. Each paper ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. The Press Association understands that nothing ft is known at the Foreign Office of the reported St betrothal of Prince Albert Victor to the foreign r Princess, nor is the report believed to be correct. ________________________________ ...

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... THE PRINCE ALBERT STEAMER. Cl . 1_, - I , I .. fl I .. . Subhoined is a letter of explanation regarding the account furnished of the recent run of the Prince Albert from New York to Galway. Full credit may be given to Oaptain Waters that his log was not ...