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... Municipal Courtksibs.—As we found ourselves com pelled, on the occasion of the visit of Prince Albert to Liverpool, to aninytdvert on what we deemed the great discourtesy and disrespect shown the then Mayor of that borough towards our ex-Mayor, Mr. Alderman ...
... VISIT OF HER MAJESTY AND PRINCE ALBERT TO THE ST. VINCENT, AND SAILING THE SQUADRON. Portsmouth, Jolt 27.—500n after ten o'clock this morning, her Majesty, Prince Albert, the royal children, and suite, embarked from Osborne grounds in the Victoria and ...
... was drunk with enthusiasm, but without response. The next toaset was The n-QenDwor, andi the next, Prince Albert.' Af His itoyail ighness Prince Albert, who waggreeted with lend 5r and rapturous cheering, then rose and esid-l return my most a. sincere ...
... the eight missing fi-hing smacks belon;ing t) Yarmouth information hisa been received of two- the Prince Albert and the Thomas and Henry. The Prince Albert fonuuhred on the 17th instant, off the Well Bank, and the Thomas and llenry near the Lemon Sands ...
... has an undoubted claim, by its eoatfum fc , gentlemanly apr ...
... Ostend. A Royal salute was immediately fired, and her Majesty and Prince Albert took their departure for town, with their ow suite, in two of the Royal carriages. the Her Majesty and Prince Albert passed throuth town, )rt shortly befor e twelve o'clock, to ...
... INSTALLATION AT CAMBRIDGE. Tuesday we gave account of the arrival of the and Prince Albert, the new Chancellor, on Monday, together with copy of the ode «vittett Wordsworth, the Poet Laureate, and set to Prof—or Walmisley. twenty minutes to two o'clock ...
... an undoubted «!■»—, as by its unassuming, yet gentlemanly appearance, may ascribed the constant patronage of H. R. H. Prince Albert, Priaoe George of Cambridge, his Grace tueDukeof Wellington, and the principal members of the Senate, the Pal pit, and ...
... recognitioni of those dislngeished officers 'entitled to join !he festive ,board of thenolanglltdue . His Royal Highness Prince. Albert, arrived precisely ten, . minutes before eight o'clok,' and thoprcsenee of that illus. trious Prince, it is superfluous ...
... Witness said he was also informed that her Majesty would always be his friend. He had since made constant applications to Prince Albert, but had received no further recognition of his servioes. 'ihis preyed upon his mind that at last he became imbecile, and ...
... Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards: Prince Albert to be ?? Fusileer Guards: The Duke of Cambridge to be Colonel-17tlhLight Dragoons (Lancers) : Maljor-General Thomas William E Taylor to be Colonel.-Rife Brigade: Prince Albert to be s Colonel-iliChlief.-60th ...
... last had no influence, one way or the other, on an bonded wheast. Je - ni . COURT AND FASHIONABLE LIFE. of The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the th Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal, left Claremont BP .in carriage and four at ten minutes past ...