... INTELLIGENCE, Copenkagen, Jan, 25.—Licutenant Latkea, of the navy has gone expiess to England, to convey to His Roval Highness Prince Albert the Lusignia of the Order of the Elephant. India and China.—Telegraphie Despateh —Malta, Jan., 25, The Oriental arrived ...

... FOR STOPPING DECAYED TEEIH. Patronised by lier Mojesty, His Royel Hizhuess Prince Albert, lier Rowal Highness the Luchess of Kewt, ond the proncipel Nolaivy., \l R. THOMASNs SUCCEDANEUM for fi'ting Decaved AVA Teeth, howeser farce the eavity., 1t is far ...

... NATIONAL ART UNION, ‘ Uwder the especial Patronage of M Royal Wighaess Prince Albert, ABEL & SONS lll\')’ the honor of informing the Nobility, Geatry and the Public, that haviag becn appointod Agents by this Socicty, they have eeeived Specimen Plates ...

... by Canteen, 5 yrs: Mr., ), Manning's br m False Oue, 6 yrs; Mr. Fresham's br m by Confederate, & yrs; Mr. Wesley's b g Prince Albert, aged. LIVERPOOL GREAT NATIONAL STEEPLE-CHASE. WEDNESDAY. Handieap Sweeptakes of 20 sov. each, 10 ft., and 5 oaly if declared ...

... Effendi, the Tarkish Awbassador, to the Suitan, was yesterday morwing inspected by her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, at Bucking. ham Palace. This costly present, which was wasufactured hy Me. Taunton, of Nocfoik-street, Lsliugton, at a ...

... years were gaived by the insolveat, Such cases, he thought, ought not to be entertained. } The Levee.—His Royal Highness Prince Albert, on behalf of her Majesty, on Wednesday held the first Levee this season at St. James's Pulace. His Royal Highuess, escorted ...

... FOR STOPPING DECAYED TEETI. I Patronised by Her Majesty, His Rowal Highness Prince Albert, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Keat, and the prncipal Nobility. 1 \l R. THOMAS's SUCCEDANEUM for filling Decayed d Teeth, however large the cavity. [t is tar ...

... wonceessnry constrostion and alerm. Consequently, in- | jurisdiction to the (‘-.‘3‘:':‘“* The Court.— His Royal Highoess Prince Albert, will, by | “tead of beiaz taken for a respectale, diguified earthquake, ;-n-drw“m e e M_m the cesire of of ber Majesty ...

... be very low spirited and reserved, speading the greater part of the day in scading the Bible.— Times of Monday. Fining Prince Albert,—The lawn in front of Dulwich College is exvceedingly weil kept, and, in order to preserve it. the public are requested ...

... L FOR STOPPING DECAYED TEEIH. Patronised by Her Majesty, His Royal Hishness Prince Albert, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Keat, and the prwncipal Nobiliry. | ‘NIR. THOMAS's SUCCEDANEUM for filling Deeayed - Teeth, however large the cavity, 1t is tar ...

... ** Church and Qucen,” which was heartily responded to by the meeting, as were also the toasts *The Queen Dowager,” * Prince Albert, the Prince of 'nlnudthhl-lnu.“llru-y.‘h’m.m which the Chairmap coanected the aames of Admiral Sir Robert Stopford and ...

... workmanship ; Chimney Orvaments, in sete of three and five ; (olo:lf Botties, &e. e, Figures and Busts of Her Majesty and Prince Albert, Scott, Byron, Weilington, Lyndhurst, Bishop Phillpotes, John Wesley, Rowiand Hill, Hannah More, and other celebrated ...