Prince Albert

• “Norris, who had seen the importer at his office in Prince Albert Street, explained the status and requirements of Inspector Mitchell and retired into the background.”

  The Port of London Murders

• “Balmoral in the Shire of Aberdeen, near to which place Queen Victoria has a palace, and in its vicinity Prince Albert used to shoot grouse.”

  My manse during the war : a decade of letters to the Rev. J. Thomas Murray, editor of the Methodist Protestant,

• “Interrupting the row of brightly-lit shops the steps of Lancaster House in Prince Albert Street loomed up darkly.”

  The Port of London Murders

• “It was found to contain rubber and to be part of the consignment of that commodity known to have been purchased by Messrs Listons of Limehouse, manufacturers, through a certain Max Holman, importer, of Lancaster House, Prince Albert Street.”

  The Port of London Murders

• “On the occasion of her marriage to the prince, she received from the Prussian Crown the title of Countess of Hohenau, and the children whom she bore to Prince Albert the elder are now known as Counts and Countesses of Hohenau.”

  The Secret Memoirs of the Courts of Europe

• “Count Hohenau is the half-brother of that Prince Albert of Prussia, who is now Regent of the Grand Duchy of Brunswick.”

  The Secret Memoirs of the Courts of Europe

• “Prince Albert was born at Schloss Rosenau, near Coburg, August 26,”

  Queen Victoria

• “If Countess Fritz has one weakness which in any degree lends itself to unfriendly criticism and ridicule it is the pride which she manifests in her relationship through marriage to the reigning house of Prussia, and in her being the sister-in-law of that Prince Albert of Prussia, who is regent of the Duchy of Brunswick, her husband, Count Fritz von Hohenau, being a half-brother to Prince Albert.”

  The Secret Memoirs of the Courts of Europe

• “On the following day Prince Albert was made LL. D.”

  Charles Philip Yorke, Fourth Earl of Hardwicke, Vice-Admiral R.N.

• “Twould be an international scandal, I dare say, and a great rattling of sabres, but I've no doubt Buchanan and Palmerston could settle it without too much fuss … possibly with the assistance of Prince Albert and our Northern Liberals.”

  Flashman and the angel of the lord

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