... PRINCE ALBERT. Mr Hume gave notice that if the noble lord (the Colonial Secretary) brought forward the motion for allowing Prince Albert £50,000 a-year, he should move as an amendment, and take the sense of the house on the question, that the allowance ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Lord Seymour Lid before the House the answer of Prince Albert to the address of congratulation voted by the House on his marriage with her Majesty. His Highness said, I return my thanks the House of Commons for the message which you have ...

... and 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 consulted (in reference to Prince Albert's being made a Privy Councillor), informed that the usage ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. We take the following from lett»r in the Time!, signed Juvenal and heaiiel The Last Mare's Nest,'* sets at rest the suspicions excited by the random'' aasertiona of the Morning Advertiser• The story ol the pamphlet alluded to was ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. PA TEN'S Beautiful PORTRAIT PRINCE LBERT win (by pcrmi».Mon of the Consignees, Messrs D. Morrison & o.) be exhibited in the Neethern Meeting Rooms, for the Benefit of the Northern Infirmary. The Exhibition will continue from Wednesday (this ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. AVe are glad to see the young husband of the i soon taking a part in the public business of the with which he is now so nearly allied. This circt is the more gratifying, that he appeared the gr slavery meeting held on Monday week, thus ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. ( Extract of a Letter from Cobourjj, Dec. 13, 1839.,) For the last two months the curiosity of the public in reference to the family, the religion, the education, &c. of Prince Albert of Saxe Cobourg Gotha, so naturally awakened the prospect ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The young Prince arrived in England on the 6th inst. accompanied by the Duke of Saxe Coburg and Prince Ernest, and attended by Lord Torrington and Col. Grey. The piers and wharfs at Dover are described as being crowded with spectators, ...

... THE PRINCE ALBERT. The following letter has been sent us (Morning Herald) by a correeponnent, upon whose accuracy we place implicit reliance. We feel that we should be guilty of a dereliction of our duty, as public journalists, were we to hesitate in ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Yesterday’s bulletin, issued at the Northern Nursing Home, Aberdeen, was as follows: ” His Royal Highness Prince Albert has passed very night, and is progressing satisfactorily. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. As to the character of Prince Albert, there can be but one opinion. Possessed undoubted talent, he maintains dignified seclusion ; and instead pushing himself forward to preside public meetings, or to take part the proceedings learned societies ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. It was last that, Prince Albert, who lying 1 in the Northern Naming Home, Aberdeen. where he was taken after being landed from hospital ship of the fleet Saturday, continues to improve. The following were the the official bulletin issued ...