... PLYMOUTH, DEVONPORT, &c. 'ril1, LOnD HIGoH STEM-AtnoSIM1I OF TH.E 1101101UO OF PL.Y NIOUTh .-lis Roval Highness Prince Albert was on Wed neon~lay unlanlimllou~slyelectedl :igh Stewaradof 'lylnouthl the honourablc offic having becomc vacalltby the lamented' ...

... in the. Shire-hall, at Bodmin, on Wednesday, for the purpose of. adopting addresses of congratulation to the Queen, the Prince Albert, and the Duchess of Kent, on her majesty's recent provi dential preservation from the attempt of an assassin. The High ...

... going on at the Horse Guards, but there are g considerations of policy why we should withhold them n for ?? Herald. ee THE PRINCE ALBERT. e The following letter hlas been seift us (]ferinny o RHerald) by a correspondent, upon whose accuracy we place Y implicit ...

... Cook), Undirie (Master-commander ?? Fairy (Commander Forster), and the Scourge proceeded to Made Hole, where her Majesty, Prince Albert, the Prince of Wales, and the Princess Royal, with their respective suites, embarlked from Osborne Pier; and about half-past ...

... ii - ,Malt. Spring Corn of all kinds sparingly taken ,oim r lermS. P'iRTURE OF THE OOURT FoB OsRo0BNE The t s.'en and Prince Albert, with the Princess Royal ani ?? Princess Alice, left Windsor on Friday moruing fur;}- i)e ?? The fountains which form part ...

... injuries in a fight with a man named Downey. Verdict of wilful murder against Downey was returned. ROYAL VISIT TO SHEFFIELD. Prince Albert Victor arrived in Sheffield last night, for the purpose of opening to-dor the Industrial Exhibiton of the Cutler's Company ...

... Suell, Shilison, Seaward, and, others, the principal agriculturists in the neighbourhood, The Queen ! God blies her; Prince Albert, and the rest of the Royal Family, were given from the chair, accompanied by addresses full of the Rev. Speaker's good ...

... obtain the assistance of all who desire the ad- vancement of this good work. Congratulatory addresses to her Majesty and Prince Albert from the inhabitants and Town Council of Ply- mouth and Devonport, will be presented on this day. (Wednesday,) by the Mayors ...

... consisted of a troop of Horse Artillery, with a field battery of four 12-pounders ; tro squadrons of four troops of the itie Prince Albert's I essars; one squadron (two troops) of the 5th Dragoon Guards; 400 of the 36th, and 400 of the 64th Foot. They all assembled ...

... DEVONPORT, &c. rte Iitellot, Iniler ItIo seal )rtit t corporation of the alncien t Ii lorough of lPlymotth, creating Prince Albert the lord high 0 stoecrdil, nill be presettetd to his royal htighlness itt a box rnad, It of five h~eotitfil pieces of the ...

... self-acting break, which is under the control of the ergine-driver, invented by Major Robins, has been exhi- bited before Prince Albert at Windsor, on the South-Western Railway. It is said to have acted in a successfal manner in stopping a train. LiQUiD MANURE ...

... pjreeading night. the erapefapnt Was dilymissa. POSTSCRIPT. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20, 1847.S THE COURT. The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanled by ber Royal Righness the Princess Royal, and attended by the Mar. chionesa of Douro, Hon. Miss Stanley, Ron ...