... TER PRINCE ALBERT. (FRlOA1 OUR OORRBSaPONDErT.,) GALWAY, MONDAY EvZNING,-Sineo sonding my telegram to you last night, I have well looked over the steamner-the Prince Albert-and find her in every way admirably fitted up. She is capable of comfortably ac- ...

... For the last two months the curiosity of the public in reference to the family, the religion, the education, &c., of Prince Albert of Saxe Cobourg Gotha, so naturally awakened by the prospect of an event siow no longer doubt. ful, has given rise to the ...

... I - i. go STHE PRINCE ALBERT. The followiug letter appeared in the MornS Ha of Tuesday:- To THI EDITOR OF THE MORENIG HERA London, Dec. 29, 1856. SiR-The conducet of the press is very praiseworthy in exposing those undue influences by which our foreign ...

... addition was made to our irouclad fleet by the successful launch of this One vessel from Messrs. Samuda' yard at Poplar. The Prince Albert has a double claim to defeslivs strength, inasmuch as she is not only ironcated, but ha] her battery in cupolas, or circular ...

... PRINCE ALBERT AND THE TORIES. (From the Morning Chronicle.) In the late discussion on the allowance to Prince -Albert it was stated by ?? the Ex- chequer that when the civil list was restricted, as regarded the granting of pensions, many claims for ...

... High- 8( ness Prince Albert. It will be urged that it is in his capacity M of Colonel of the Grenadier Guards that the Prince has mrin- gled in this affair. Bat we cannot understand this disinte p gration of individualities. Prince Albert, the Colonel ...

... THE VOYAGE OF THE PRINCE ALBERT. On Wednesday morning, at two o'clock p.m., this ine vessel, under the command of Captain Nhebolson, entered Galway harbour on her return voyage from Now York, bringing one hundred and forty-eight paasengers, of whom twenty-two ...

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... - PRINCE ALBERT ON EDUCATION. . Alh-'I inaueurated the new I IHis Royal Highn~es Prtinoe Albert ?? Educatloxlal CoutereloB on Monday afternoon, at Willid's Rooms, The prooeelings. which excited great interest, were attended by deputatoilons fro all parts ...

... I la ?? OF THE PRINCE ALBERT. We bave today highly gratifying facts to place on record, and it is a matter of no small gratification to us that we are enabled to place them before the world.- Every berth cn boar I Vie Prince Albert is engaged- first, ...

... em- ploy would sufficiently express or indicate, the Prince Albert tteamed away to her destination, and the company on board the Vesper returned to Galway. List of the cabin passengers per Prince Albert for Hali- I fax and New York, which sailed on the 14th ...

... ADDRESS TO PRINCE ALBERT. L o nts fysyt Higiness 'risce Albert of Saxe, Cobitry and Cot/he. 4c. fc. ?? -he respectful address of the pa- =is/oneys of Kilmore, diocese. and coanty of Meatb, Jrelar:d. MAY IT PLEASE YOUR ROYAL HIGHNESS-Not yielding to the ...