... ealled ort Mrs Far- quharson. Lird Jobmn arid his Lady is not to occupy the Houbse of Maniltrie. as previou.ly ,epirted. Prince Albert has, as usual, been successful in the Glen. He has brounght downvi some beautiful stags, and some splendid roe dleer. EII ...

... the assistance of another conahieab George Innes, succeeded in landing hie priserre Police-Oflice. Anotherlabourer ?? e Prince Albert Buildings, pleaded guilty to ioarrr charges, breach of the peace, riotoas, disorde'r ing oaths, and collecting a crowd ...

... renter it a ease of almost uneqtallied Itroh city in the aniiils ofrcrime. WI-onson, Tuesday.-T'his morning lher ?? nmll Prince Albert took their silual drive to Adielaide Lodge. AllerwartnN the Prince, ottelled by Colonel Bouverie Bd tle M eorge Edwsard ...

... Wrspsor, Friday.— The Queen ut his Royal Highness Prince Albert took their accustomed early walk this morning in the Slopes. The royal family took walking and pony exercise. His Royal Highness Prince Albert went out hunt- ing this morning, attended by L ...

... in an open carriage and four. His Royal Iligh- ness Prince Albert rode out on horseback, attended by Colonel Wylie. Mr Baxter bad tile honour yesterday of submit- ting to her Majesty and Prince Albert his picture of the Coronation painted in oil colours ...

... avocations are in scome degree connected with the royal visit.v Crathie, Tuesday. fi On Sabbath forenoon her Majesty and Prince Albert attend- q ed the parish church here, occupying the Balmnoral pew, which has been fitted up for their use. The church is ...

... Househ.ld. After giving these nuarienrer. the Queen quilted the Yeltiw Druwing rirotn accumpanicl by his Rioyal High. neas Prince Albert. snai prerredii by the Earl ol Liver. pail, the Earl of Jirmmy. anal Lordil Ernest Bruc., ant I prosei1 to the corriihr ...

... be made to endeavour to find 9 this gallant commander and his crews. It will be remembered a that in October last rhe Prince Albert arrived at Aberdeen 3after an unsuccessful search for Sir John. We are, however. ~tglad to state that she is again to be ...

... with Mr Smith, ar- ch~itect, Aberdeenb regarding farther imnprovements on the Castle; and in the afternoon, her Majesty, Prince Albert Captain Gordon, &c. took a drive oip the south side of the Dee ill a, pony phaeton, Ladies Gainshorough and Canning riding ...

... conversing v in an angry tone as regards his wifetoward some o persons there, he left and was seen to enter the E Queen and Prince Albert public-house in Holborn;.l e On the way to this house he was heard to say t that he had jquite enough of it, and that ...

... presence of the Sovereign in the TThrone Room with the usual reverences. 11er Majesty was accompanied by his Royal Higbness Prince Albert, both wearing [the collar and mantle of the Order. Then, by her Majesty's command, Lieutenant- General Sir Howard Douglas ...

... whole of the tenantry in the neigh- bourhood of B8almoral were summoned to fish for the amuse muent of HRer Mlajesty and Prince Albert. The kind of fish- 0 Iog adopted was what is in the country generally termed 5 Cthat is9, a rOW Of nets are extended across ...