... PRINCE ALBERT,. -, . London, Friday. Prince. Albe:t, swving with the Collingwood, has been transferred to the Hospital ship. His Royal Highuess developed the symptomg suggestive of appendecitis, but the latest report of his condition seems to indicate ...

... Prince Albert Prince Albert is progressing towards convalesence. Exponent•of Bessemer Steel ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. e o ) Mg London, Monday.™ : 8, GG o - LD AT e % Ll a 5 o ...

... PRINCE ALBERT, - T.ondom, Sflturda.y. Prine Albert of Wales' retmrned to Qsborne Naval Cellege at noon to-day. ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. London, Saturday. Prince Albert arrived at Buckingham Palace this morning from Abendeen. He looked somewhat pale aiter his operation, but is progressing very well, - g ...

... PRINCE ALBERT. The following official announcement was Weed front Windsor His Royal Highness the Prince Albert has been obliged to leave ho hip owing to a return of trouble which caused him to be invalided in September, 1916. A consultation bee beau bald ...

... banquet ensued, at which toasts were given in honour of her Britannic Majesty. Prince Albert, and the (fraud Dncal family. On the there was grand hunt at and on the 2rtth Prince Albert was leave for England Eisenach. Caaael, Cologne, Alx-U-Chapelle, and Brussels ...

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... rumoured, and we believe upon sufficient authority, that the of King-Consort is about to be conferred on his Royal Highness Prince Albert. This, we presume, would be preliminary to a demand for an increased grant.— Morning Chzonicle. The Duke and Duchess of ...

... THE PRINCE ALBERT. The Prince Albert, which left Galway, on 10th arrived at St. John’s on the 18th, and New York on the 25th. She was detained two days at the former port fog. Her telegrams did not reach New York time, in consequenee of some defect in ...

... PRINCE ALBERT His Royal Highness the Prince Consort has delivered certain strictures on the British Constitution, which, with all due respect for his superior wisdom, he would have better left unspoken. As Master of the Trinity House, he presided at the ...

... THE PRINCE ALBERT. It would appear the following extract from the New York Tribune, that at the other side of the Atlantic the opposition to the Galway line of steam-ships is carried on in as malignant and disreputable a manner in England and Ireland: ...