... THE PRINCE ALBERT. lhe following letter has been sent us (Morning Herald) a correspondent, upon whose accuracy we place implicit reliance. We feel that we should be guilty of a dereliction of our duty, public journalists, were we to hesitate in giving ...

... ALBERT VICTOR. The Calcutta of the Daily News telegraphs: Prince Albert Victor will visit Mandalay during his tour in the east. The district has been peaceful since 1887. r( TRO 7 The new French Cham be enavoked far November Sth or 12th. Chronicle's Rome ...

... PRINCE ALBERT AND THE PRESS. The wax words about the unconstitutional interferences of Prince Albert the affairs ofthe Cabinet and the is still carried on. Last week, the Times, for the first time, broke silence on the subject, and in a most characteristic ...

... ILLNESS OF PRINCE ALBERT Prince Albert, second son of the King, who is serving as a midshipman the Collingwood, lias been landed at Aberdeen, suffering from appendicitis, and taken to a nursing home. bulletin issued on Thursday stated ; “An operation ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. Prince Albert Victor will occupy the Bachelors Cottage at Sandringham during the greater part o summer for purposes of study. FORECASTS OF WEATHER THIS FOREN . BY THE METEOROLOGICAL 0. N.—West and north-westerly winds, light or 1 ...

... BANQUET PRINCE ALBERT AT YORK. The banquet to Prince Albert, given by the Lord Mayor of York, and to which the chief magistrates of the principal cities and towns in the United Kingdom were invited, together with a large number of noblemen and gentlemen ...

... PRINCE ALBERT & THE HORSE GUARDS. (From the Times.) A rumour has been for some time in circulation, and has of late obtained a degree of credit altogether disproportioned to its probability, that an intention existed in the highest quarter of appointing ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR IN I TA Bangalora, Friday.—Prince Albert Victor this morning laid the foundation-stone of the Maharajah College at Mysore, and afterwards left for Bangalora, where he arrived this even- ing. His Royal Highness was received with great ...

... STRANGE RUMOCES ABOUT PRINCE ALBERT. The interest about who was to fill the Home-office groat ns that might be, gave place to the surprise rind sorrow which was felt at the rumour about Albert influencing the Cabinet on the Eastern question, and playing ...

... RUMOURS ABOUT PRINCE ALBERT AGAIN. lately drew the attention of our readers to certain painful rumours regarding the interference of his Royal Highness Prince Albert with the deliberations and decisions of the Cabinet iv foreign politics and with the ...

... .- ladwlie• DIR GLADSTONE_ AND PRINCE ALBERT Priem Albert ha* reoeived the letter Mr ine on the ettaieseet of lb. Royal Highsmith mageity Ciotti., 7. nSir,—A. the LIRA among the geolidential of Itltjeety, I ethent al low the . emery to level notice wind ...

... THE LAST HOURS OP PRINCE ALBERT. Thar* has re»eh»i fro a io»»r*«tin* «ftnwfc frem • letter which writtao number of Sm Qmiii*i hoa*sholJ shortly after the death of Prince Üb«re. The extremelj coofi Nntial position the wvter the time only the amnraaee ysrfeet ...