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... PRINCE ALBERT VIOTOR AT WENTWOBTH CASTLE. On Monday Priuce Albert Victor e B ot e& 0 E a few em n'uknnmm arrive at Barasley by the &-3 p.m. wuvm%mm% & AN wished sigh u.g&:’&_. Po-dhs'aeu'd-w have on the platiorm to witness bis arrival, but arrangements ...
... England after & hmfldmfl‘. B.hlujuxvneavv: acrose the nl’ua.-yf':r ntwerp la g Royal Yacht Victoria_and Albe. The Pfll Wales, Prince Albert Viclor, and l‘rhcio“‘ Wales arrived at Grevesend at three o clock. ': mtubmuol'iaofiandflmt.ndnc“ the Shah, the meeting ...
... pemntifl sof rey The Princess was in & beantifal Aress of and silver brocade, ber head-drees hd-‘v-u.u‘ Aismonds and .v\m Prince Albert Victor and Prince George of Wales wunm and paval uniform, the of Walea, and were acCCOm by tha Piincesses Victoris and ...
... Dragoons ia the German army. His Majesty, accompanied oy his Hoyal Highness the Prince of Wales, Prince Henry of Prussis, Princs Albert Victor, Priace Christisn, Prince Henry of B““nb%o the Duke of éunbfldp. and the Marquis of rne, thes went on board the ...
... married as a woman she was. IMPRESSIONS OF THE PRINCE. Perhaps it may be well here to summariee what there is to say about Prince Albert, No better picture has been drawn of the Queon's choice than that limned by the symvathetio pen of Mr Justin McCarthy; ...
... In; May, 1863, the Queen visited Netley Military Hospital, the foundntion-stones of which had been laid by hersel! and Prince Albert seven| years before. The corridors of the hospital ha:nmo(nmfln&o:‘,mdmm WM Queen asl MMMI“ zfl i::.dl the rau;zd through ...
... there, too, may be found the wonderful collection of prints and photographs of Raffaclle’s paintings, put together by Prince Albert. The Queen, once such a frequent - visitor, was in later life never seen in the library, as, owing to the weakness of her ...
... hke some culinary Apples on the Orab Stock to be panted 12 feet, apart you might try Lord Shuffield Warner's King and Prince Albert. With regard to Pears, the variety you name thrives best on the quince, either 2¢ & pyramid or op & wall, We presume it ...
... of his mother. Burke's “ Peeragy ng'f‘cE following description of His i The Most High, Most Puissant, and i INustrous Prince, Albert Edward, Pringg Wales, Duke of SBaxony, Prince of and Gotha, Duke of Cornwall and Rot) ...
... Imperial Ui of the Crown of India, and of the Royal Cm-(b.mm.m).d“‘: of Christian IX., King of Denmark, T R U N e TR P Prince Albert Victor Christian Edward, of Clarence and Avondale, and Eurl Athlone, K.G., K.P, b. at Frogmore January, 1864, d. unm. 14th ...
... the death of his mother. Burke's ** Peerag E.;.'_—;.mm_ ving description of His The Most High, Most Puisant, Tllustrous Prince, Albert Edw: ..Plh: ‘Wales, Duke of Saxony, Prince of Saxe-Coby land Gotha, Duke of Cornwall and Earl of Oheater, Garrick, and ...
... necessary for the youthful Sovereign to sacrifice her most precious instinct for their sakes. The union between her and Prince Albert of hu-Coh.s the second son of her mcther's brother, been a family dream. The Prince came to Bngland in October, 1839. The ...