Prince Albert
a city in central Saskatchewan, in S Canada.
a long, double-breasted frock coat.
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Monaco’s Princess Charlene only returned to the principality last week after spending six months separated from Prince Albert in her homeland of South Africa—but, this week, she abruptly left once more.
Princess Charlene Leaves Monaco for ‘Medical Facility’ Days After Reunion With Albert | Jamie Ross | November 19, 2021 | The Daily BeastQueen Victoria, the first monarch to move in, found the place unfinished and there were no rooms fit to be children’s nurseries—she and Prince Albert were proved to be prolific as parents, having nine children.
Will the Queen Ever Live at Buckingham Palace Again? | Clive Irving, Tom Sykes | November 16, 2021 | The Daily BeastHe was not the first Queen’s Consort in British history—Queen Victoria’s Prince Albert will likely remain the most famous for centuries to come, thanks for example to the museum that jointly bears their names.
Through his private secretary Prince Albert acknowledged with thanks the receipt of his copy, and promised to read it.
Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe Compiled from Her Letters and Journals | Charles Edward StoweHer Majesty has not been called to the bar; but Prince Albert in due course became a barrister and bencher.
A Book About Lawyers | John Cordy Jeaffreson
His next 234 son, Prince Albert, is now the heir to the throne.
Germany in War Time | Mary Ethel McAuleyThe queen and Prince Albert wrote to congratulate the chancellor of the exchequer.
Yes, said Prince Albert, and let us also invite competition from foreign countries on equal terms with native products.
Captains of Industry | James Parton
British Dictionary definitions for Prince Albert
a man's double-breasted frock coat worn esp in the early 20th century
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