... PRINCE ALBERT AND THE PRESS. AL ?? :_s ?? _ ?? -,l - 1 1 a 1.- o!._ With som;;e acquaintance with the history of the. British press, ; g we cannot recal tie time when it appeared in so humiliating a IN s fornm as it does at the present moment. Each paper ...

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... THE PRINCE ALBERT STEAMER. Cl . 1_, - I , I .. fl I .. . Subhoined is a letter of explanation regarding the account furnished of the recent run of the Prince Albert from New York to Galway. Full credit may be given to Oaptain Waters that his log was not ...

... I PRINCE ALBERT AT BIRMINGHAM. The ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the Mfidland Institute, about to be erected in Birmiingham, was performed on Thursday by his Royal Highness Prince Albert. The Prince and his suite arrived at the station punctually ...

... PAINCE ALBERT VICTOR. (REVTEE'3 ZLEGRiAM.) C Madras, December 16. r / Prince Albert Victor left here this mocaieg by f steamer fe .Rangoon. s . t. t THE HIGH CoURT ON Cnicuir. - Sheriff Spins a ?? yesterday in the Justicisry Court-House and received the ...

... PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR. ft* bake of has written to the alitor the Army and Aavy (JazttU as fol- Sir,—l have seen io most the daily uj weekly •' »]*r« uf l.iit week account the aauual ■inner the Royal Naval Club at Portsmouth. Ito account include® report ...

... PRINCE ALBERT AND THIE GOVERNMENT. (From the Daily News.) Mr. Roebuck, it is currently stated, will, as soon as Parliament meets, call upon Ministers for a categori- anation of the unpleasant rumours, so widely diffused and so generally credited, respecting ...

... PRINCE ALBERT, TI1E GUARDS, AND THE LINE. (From the Times.) Scarcely more than three years have elapsed since it was our duty to take part in a discussion of the most delicate and invidious character. The Duke of Wellington was dead, and the question ...

... VISIT OF PRINCE ALBERT TO IPSWICH. (FroImn the Times.) Ijswich, Thursday. The learned nomads of the British Association for the Advancement of Science having fixed upon Ipswich as the scene of their arduous scientific and gastronomic recreations, it ...

... THE LAST HOURS OF PRINCE ALBERT. There has reached us (Northern 'Whz) fromr abroad a most interesting extract from a letter which was written by a member of the Queen's household shortly after the death of Prince Albert. The ex- tremely confidential position ...

... THE PROPOSED STATUE TO PRINCE ALBERT. I' rll I.. ?? t..- zo.- : .- . , - . r_ ?? it, Tho. following correqponilotuce has boon Shut nse, for 11ublica- ~dtion:,- IAy31854. I Of 0 ir, To petrsimice of the(, accompanying resolntion, I have the I ad Itonour ...

... ; DEPARTURE OF PRfINCE ALBERT FOR GERM3ANY ! I r- - .. . . - . . . . 1- -. His Royal Hligbness Prince Albert left Buckingharn Palace at hilf-past 9 o'clock On Thursday morning, attended by Mr. George I ;1dward Anson, Captain Francis Seymour, and Colonel ...