... NESS PRINCE ALBERT, meeting, their .~ ~,: r~►.r+li:a~:~aaw~~'.tM'M'Ml irk,,, TIIE NEW ROYAL EXCHANGE.- LAYING THE FIRST STONE BY HIS ROYAL HIGH- The intereeting ceremony of laying the lira none of the new 'loyal Exchange took plan on Monday ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. We (Pan #tali Gazette) understand that, although it is true, as stated is some of the morning papers, that Prince Albert Victor is suffering from • feverish attack, he passed good night, and is going on well. At Win'leder', yesterday ...

... THE ILLNESS OF PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. Oii Saturday, Princess Christian laid the foundation stone of new workshops and home for little boys, at Parlingbarn. Prince Christian, presiding at a luncheon, referred to the illness of Prince Albert Victor, and said ...

... Baron Humboldt and Prince Albert. The Atherserese 'attains a view of the extraordinary volume of correspondence of the late Baron Humboldt,. noticed in our columns (last week's Leeds Timms). In the volume is a letter from Prince Albert, acknowledging the ...

... VISIT OF H.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT TO BRISTOL. Notwithstanding theme, harp librarian of Second Edition struck off Ism week, we find that many subscribers and parchment have been diaappointed in alumining copies. We have, therefore, rkierrnineil ma coutinumg ...

... PRINCE ALBERT AS KING CONSORT. Oa Monday Pada& Si, Robert Peel dished that there was the slightest foundatioa for the rumour that the title of King ceased was about being conferred on Prime Albert. We are very happy to hear this denial, had the proposition ...

... H. R. H. PRINCE ALBERT. A public meeting was held on Monday last at the Assembly Rooms, to adopt addresses of congratulation to her Majesty the Queen and Prince Albert, on their providential escape from the late treasonable and atrocious attempt on their ...

... Kfl MAJEM, NIB ROYAL HIGHNBAR PRINCE ALBERT. lIER ItOTAL lIIGHNESS roc DteIICSA or kENT, And all the NOSILITV. TIIOMAS's SUCCF:DANEUM, for FILLING DEC.LVED TEETH. however large Or s•tott. It in sr sorer or to a er rioter J. it $..0.1 in the roam so • ...

... ATTEMPT ON THE LIVES OF THE QUEEN AND PRINCE ALBERT. The depositions of the witnesses in the charge of High Treason against Oxford, taken before the Privy ' Council have been published, and although they add little to previous information of the horrid ...

... UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN &MS ROYAL HIORNESS PRINCE ALBERT Butterworth Co.'. Rogletorod Per Naming, Dress or Wit Walklog Boot. JOHN WILLIS having just received a supply of a superior description earnestly solicits Ladies and °eellessen ...

... RICHARD DRAPER, (Tiede Draper and Son) Boot Maker to Her Majesty and Prince Albert, ...

... UNDER TILE PATRONAGE OF HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN & HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT Butterworth di Co.'s Registered Pewslegit° Dress Light wmlklmg Boot. JOHN WILLIS having just received a lupply an superior description earnestly solicits Ladies and Gentlemen ...