... -t6'6ur Court record. Nearly to the ?? et Queeh Victoria continued to'appear inl publ Srini atirday, , aecompanied by Prince Albert, her Majestylfoe driven out three times in an open carage:, n Saturdayt-evenng the royal pair attended the Prinoesa's Theatre ...

... ground (For there the Roman eagle held its sway,) Near Bath it stands-now speed thee on thy way THE COURT. The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by his Serene Highness the Prince of Leiningen and the Royal children, arrived at Buckingham Palape, on Thursday ...

... Herbert, and Lord Palmerston. At the conclusion of the last inter- . view, his Lordship waited on Her Majesty, who, with Prince Albert, had come to Buckingham Palace; sad in the course of the afternoon Lord John Russell bad a lengthened audience of the Queen ...

... thu Queen and her parting giests - Oai- Wednesday, Prince Albert went- with the Coumts Mensdorf and the Duke of Wellinigton, to visit Mr. Btub. bago's valoulating-maohilie, in Dorset Street. Prince Albert ulid thio D~ichoss of Kent were present on ?? at ...

... Count Walewski had elaborately prepared his peculiar mansion at Albert Gate for the occasion; and when the Queen and Prince Albert arrived, punctually at ten o'clock, they found the 8 house brilliantly illuminated, their own initials and that L of the ...

... off the coast at 1.30 p.m. on Monday, the royal , yach t V ictoria and Albert, bearing her most gracious MNajesty and Prince Albert aind suite, en 'roule to Cork, an was seen steaming in from sea for Babbicombe Bay, Lit attended by the Fairy, and two ...

... cariiage- exercise and to share in the amusements of tbe Metro- fe polis.. On Tuesday 'and Thursday, ?? at t out with Prince Albert in an open earriages and in the I' evening of each day they attended the Princess's Theatre.. 5 On Thursday evening. tbe ...

... Paul P. C., Manchester.-Rv. W. F. Parker, to Welshpool C., Montgomeryshire.-Rev. T. Protheroe, to be Chaplain to H.R. H. Prince Albert, at Osborne.-Rev. R. Richards, 'to Meivod V., Montgomeryshire.-Rev. C. R. Rowlatt, to St. Botolph C., Bisbopsgate, London ...

... trades. hut as the list of instances already befiore thie public is by no mcans complete, we beg to add the following:- Prince Albert ?? a hatter. Sir Valter Scott ?? atale-er, Sir Robirt Peel ?? .a. turner. I'the Duke oh Wellington. . .a tanner. (of foreign ...

... strange. His Royal llighinees, ns thel story 'goes, iS now taking lessons in English law from irn cmiacnt barrister. Prince Albert attended divio. ?? on Snnday, in uniform, in the Military Chapel near thc Wellington Barracks, St. James's Park.. The Queen ...

... collars, and accomuauind ty tbe officers of the Order, took their seats in the presence of her Mjjestv, Nvho was seated with Prince Albert on her right anrd the Lord Steward and Viee-Chamberlain en her left. The Bishop of Oxford, Cliancellr or the Order, having ...

... his family the whole of the annuity pro- )8a vided by the Grants Act. It is probable that nd b £111,000 will he given to Prince Albert Victor, of £8.00U to Prince George, and £8 ?? to the Dnchess ell of .?ife. The balance nf the annuity will be allowed lg ...