A large memorial to him is in Kensington Gardens, next to a performance venue named after him.
This man's influence increased after the death of William Lamb, Lord Melbourne, and he arranged a meeting with Lord Ashley in an effort to control child labor. He was narrowly elected the Chancellor of Cambridge even though he was a Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, and one of his nine children became Edward VII. He also presided over the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851, which took place in the Crystal Palace. A large memorial to him is in Kensington Gardens, next to a performance venue named after him. Name this Royal Consort and husband to Queen Victoria.
This man's influence increased after the death of William Lamb, Lord Melbourne, and he arranged a meeting with Lord Ashley in an effort to control child labor.
Prince Consort {Albert} [or {Albert} Saxe-Coburg; or {Albert} of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha; or {Francis Albert}