... PRINCE ALBERT. TO THE EDITOR OE THE TIMES Sin,— Some member ttf Urn ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. O .Ir, of the most primping Town. in Saskatcegran, beesting every s Icing beautilully situated sod bealaiy. q permits already issued for 1912 exceed £lOO,OOl q For fell partirulary of 5-se-r bleeks adjein'ng City lils •t a price which will ...

... THE PRINCE ALBERT. (From the Morning Herald.) The following letter has been sent us by a cor- respondent, upon whose accuracy we place implicit reliance. We feel that we should be guilty of a dereliction of our duty, as public journalists, were we to ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The Press _kasociation 1112 d ens ta nd s that Prince Albert. who is making an excellent recovery after his operation for appendicitis, expects to return to his ship shortly (The shove message has been passed by the Press Bureau, who state ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Princess Mary and Prince Albert. who remained at Sandringluim when the King and Queen returned to town last week, are expected in London shortly, and The Standard is informed that the Prince will then return .almost immediately to hia.ship ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The following bulletin was issued at Aberdeen yesterday:— Prince Albert is convalescent, and no further bulletin will be issued. _ ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. (rrom the United Service t-azelle.) We copy the following paragraph from our able and usually well-informed contemporary the Spectator: — A correspondent inquires, what Prince Albert's einolu- as Fold Marshal will be? Somewhere between ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. At Aberdeen yesterday the following bulletin was issued :--- Pristoe Albert passed a I quiet nigrbt, and is doing well.—Jon Marnoch, lames AUSTRALIAN MINISTRY. MELBOURNE. Sept. 10. The Cook Ministry has resigned, and Mr. Faber, the Labour ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. TO C. C. GREVILLE, ESQ. Sir, — In yesterday's Times you begin your letter thus : — Some member of tho Carlton Club has put forth a laboured argument to prove that his Royal Highness Prince Albert is legally incapable of being a Privy ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. Prince Albert, the second son of their Nl.Oesties, who recently had to teave his ship Collingwood in the North Sea to undergo an operation for appendicitis at a nursing home in Aberdeen, arrived at Enston by the 8.5 train on Saturday, and ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. This being the birth-day of his Royal Highness Pr Albert, the morning was ushered in with flic usual den strations of loyalty attendant on the natal days of mem of the Royal Family. Tho bells of the different ehur rang merry peals. At one ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. (From the Morning Herald.) There are some of our celebrated public men of whom it may be truly said, that the more their secret history is disclosed the higher they rise in the estimation of their fellow-countrymeu. On the ither baud, there ...