... object of Queen Victoria's choice is Prince i Albert, son of the reigning Duke of Saxo Coburg, and a cousin of her Majesty. Prince Albert is handsome, and about tventy-two years of age. He has reeided for some time in this country, on a visit to his royal relatives ...

... 21st June, 181S, and the Prince Albert Francis, the distinguished object of this notice, who wvas born, as above stated, on the 26th August, in the foilowing year. The Duke of Saxe Coburg Saalfield, the father of Prince Albert, con- ttacted a second marriage ...

... adapted to the present Sealon. Mrs. P. isjustretueiled ?? withB esaperbnesortment d Stocksy Searfsj the New PiclwiekiaU7 Prince : - Albert, and Opera Ties. SILK NECKERCHIBFS, BANDANA HANDKERCHIEFS, ' GLOVES of every deaciiption.. A well selected STOCK of uneful ...

... the 26th, 1839. Public speculation is busied upon a rumour of an ap- proaching marriage between the Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of Saxe.Coburg. It has long been sur- mised, that it hba been the object of a certain clique about the Court, and supposed ...

... the present Season. Mra. P. isjustreturned frosm London with a superb assortment of Stooks, Scarfs, the New Pickwiokiany Prince Albert, and Opera Ties. SILK NECKERCIIIEFS, BANDANA HANDItERCHIEFS, GLOVES of every desc, iption, and at vell selected STOCK fuseful ...

... Co. Just gublished pricula BSERVATION on tpe Chhig MAR- 0 RlAOE of QUEEN VICTORIA, Inc uding an AcCOUNT of the LIFE of PRINCE ALBERT of -SAXONY. By JOHN VON HORN,; D.D, of Hanover.-Alo. Just published prie is., POLI0B ulnd PISTY; or, the Agnews of Dow ...

... published, price Ed., r OsEsRVATtONa on the approaehin MARRIAOR of QuoE3r VIC- ToSiA, inoluding an Account of the L fn of Prince Albert of eaxony. S By John Vou Horn D D, of Hanover. J. W. South'hate, Library, 164, Strand.. so in von.. cinth. 122. TPHE HISTORY ...

... cousins, the Princes of Saxe Cobourg, whose early depart- ?? from Windsor is announced ; but the Morning Post tc says that Prince Albert's absence will be only temporary. THE NEW JUDGE.-Sir Robert Rolfe took his seat oil ax the Exchequer Bench, for the first ...

... '1.5PArLAu'a tAsTRtrySt, tire. .lo etpsrhd rc i. b servattoeeson the Appreaois araeo ?? un Account of tlss Life of : Prince Albert or Saxony. By John Von Horn, D.P., of Hanover, THE 'MEDICAL CMeTISCHr~E s, N.Ill., Londing MedIcal Lectures. Mr. Mre eia ...

... Family of 'Engla- d have been hitherto' arranged; fell Particularsi of the 'Life, Education, and Personal Chala'er'of' Princes Albert of Saxe Cobnrg-Szalleld; Anecdotes of'tbe Queeoi,' Co , the' Duce~ssf }ent, and King Leopold ;together with Interest- ...

... affecting the Sove. reign, which applies only to the other imenbers of the Royal fsmily. X.Y.Z. takes it for granted that Prince Albert of Coburg is the destined husband of Qeeen Victoria, bitt wishes to know whether the Prince's religion would not prove ...

... and Position of his Serene Highness Prince. Albert, as Queen's Censort, is nov reprinted, and may be bad ef all booksellers and nevsrmen.- W. Tibomas, publisher, 10, Catherlie-street, Etrand. PORTRAIT of PRINCE ALBERT.-Tbie 1 MIRROR, P.art V. of Vol. 2 ...