... PRINCE ALBERT. RELAPSE NECESSITATES AN OPERATION. The following was issued at Buckingham Palace this afternoon: Since tho issue the bulletin of November 7th his Royal Highness Prince Albert has had a relapse, necessitating an operation for duodenal ulcer ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Time Court Circular states that Prince :Nibert nas been examined by a navad medical board, and they do not consider his Royal Highness is yet in a fit state of health to return to his ship. Prince Albert, who was on the Coiling•wood. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT, with a splendid display of FIREWORKS, as given in honour of her Majesty’s visit to this City of Palaces. Archery *. o’clock. I Tableau 7 o’clock. Sports 4 „ Ball Half-past 7 „ Ojibbewavs „ (Fireworks „ The Ball-room w ill be open One Hour ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. We stated, last week, that his royal highness, who, it will be remembered, landed at Dover on Thursday week, reached Canterbury on Friday. Next morning, he resumed his journey. From Chatham, his royal highness and suite set out for Gravesend ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. BRUSSELS, FEB. I.—His Highness Prince Albert, accompanied by his father, the reigning Duke of Cobourg, and his brother, the hereditary Prince, arrived this afternoon, from Liege, at the railway terminus, attended by Lord Torrington, Colonel ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. the Dovan, Fes. morning, at half-past Ge eee, Oe clergy of the town also waited the Prince with a similar they could not be honoured ih a interview, as the were at the hotel door on their Lord Torrington, the reason of their not undertook ...

... For the lhst two months tlihe curiosity of tho public in ?? foreoco to the flamily, tho religion the oduection, C, c, bf Prince Albert of Saxe Cobourg Gotlia, so naturally awakened by Ithe prospect of ni event how no longer doubtful, has giYn' rise to the ...

... PRINCE ALBERT, Prince Albert, the King's second son, feels that he has a grievance with the family physician, who will not permit him to return to his ship. The Prince has made repeated requests to his parents, and also to Sir James Reid, to allow him ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. (From ‘* Prince Albert and ae of Sarony, by F. Born in 1819, very few months after his royal cousin, to whom he is now united. He ‘received the rudiments of instruction at the ducal palace of Ehrenburg, where he was daily attended by eminent ...

... Prince Albert. From the I receive of Pri-ice Albert's visit to Tyneside it seems very evident that the sailor Prince is bidding fair to rival his elder brother in popularity. I am told that his reception by-the shipyard workers was a revelation to all ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The month of May in the nest year (1836) was a memorable one for our Princess. The Duke of Coburg and his two sons Ernest and Albert came over from Germane on a ciait to this country. These lads were the Princeas'e cousins, ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The following sketch is from a volume that has just issued from the press, by the author of Random. Recollections, entitled Portraits of Public Characters : The fame of Prince Albert's virtues and accomplishments preceded bis approach ' ...