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| ALBERT MEMORIAL, BELFAST.- This artistic memorial, one hundred and forty-seven feet in height, stands at the foot of High Street, and a statue of the Queen of England's late husband, Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, usually called the Prince Consort, occupies a niche which faces that thoroughfare. The four dials of the tower are illuminated at night, so that no Belfast man out lat "at his club," or "lodge" can have any excuse for fibbing to his wife about "the time o'night," or morning, when he gets home. |
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