Magazine  (1848)  Page(s) 243.  
 
Rosa alba....Princesse de Lamballe, white.

Book  (1848)  Page(s) Div. II, p. 94.  
 
Alba..Princesse Lamballe; flowers pure white, sometimes delicately tinted with flesh, of medium size, full; form, compact. Habit, branching; growth, vigorous in some places, in others shy and delicate. A lovely Rose.

Book  (1847)  Page(s) 267.  
 
Princesse de Lamballe, A. [Alba], is a pure white and abundant blooming rose. Its form is compact and perfect, and it is one of the most desirable of the white roses.

Website/Catalog  (1846)  Page(s) 39.  
 
White Rose, and varieties. Rosa alba.
1418. Princess Lamballe...Pure white, compact...$1.00

Website/Catalog  (1845)  Page(s) 7.  
 
Roses which bloom in June and July.
Rosa Alba.
14 Princesse de Lamballe...compact bloom form...pure white, early, abundant bloomer.

Book  (1844)  Page(s) 300.  
 
ROSES BLANCHES.
Princesse Lamballe, moyenne, pleine, blanche.

Translation: ALBA ROSES.
Princesse Lamballe, medium-sized, full, white.

Magazine  (4 Nov 1843)  Page(s) 773.  
 
Amateur's Garden.
In July last, I, in company with my employer, went to Sawbridgeworth, to see Mr. Rivers' collection in bloom, and the list which I subjoin are what we purchased to add to an already tolerably good collection....
Alba.
La Séduisante ! ! ! 
Sophie de Marsilly ! ! ! 
Félicité ! ! 
Queen of Denmark ! !
Princesse de Lamballe ! !
Josephine Beauharnais
All the Roses in this list are excellent, but those marked with notes of exclamation are the best, and the notes are increased in number in proportion to their superior claims. —W.P. Ayres, Brooklands.

Magazine  (1 Dec 1842)  Page(s) 272.  
 

A Descriptive List of Some of the Best Roses Seen in 1842.  By Clericus.
Alba: This section contains many of the finest white and blush Roses, and most of the kinds have a dwarf compact habit; the more desirable are Josephine Beauharnois, or Belle de Segur, fine double blush, and an abundant flowerer; Belle Therese, pretty pale rose; Felicité Parmentier, blush, beautiful when just expanding; Pompon blanc, small, compact, pale rose; and Princesse de Lamballe, a remarkably pure white, large, and very double.

Magazine  (Oct 1842)  Page(s) 219-220.  
 
...chez M. V. Verdier les suivantes, dont on peut faire un choix pris dans les plus nouvelles, intruduits dans ses cultures depuis 3 à 4 ans....
Blancs ou Alba. Félicité Parmentier, gr. tr. pl. bombé carné.- La princess Lamballe, moy. pl. bien faite, blanc pur.- Nova Cœlestis, moy. pl. blanc pur.- Ferox, moy. pl. blanc., La Remarquable, moy. ou. gr. pl. blanc pur.- Sophie de Marcilly, gr. tr. pl. carné tendre.- Angélina, moy. presq. pl. rouge clair.- Antinoüs, moy. ou gr. pl. bien faite, pourpre violacé.- Bernard, moy. tr. pl. peu bombé, rouge clair.- Carmin Royal, moy. pl. bien faite, carmin clair.- Célestine, moy. ou gr. pl. beau rose.- De Rennes, gr. tr. pl. rouge vif.- De Trianon double (Vibert) moy. ou gr. presq. pl. rose vif.- D'Esquermes, moy. pl. rose vif.- Duc d'Enghien, moy. pl. carné tendre.- Emilie Duval, moy. ou gr. pl. rose.- Isaure Lablé, moy. pl. rose clair.- Madame Féburier, gr. pl. plate, bien faite, rose clair.- Marie Denise, gr. pl. rose.- Marjolin, moy. tr. mult. rose.- Portland blanc, moy. ou gr. tr. pl. blanc pur.- Prudhomme, moy. pl. rose vif très-frais.- Réquien, gr. pl. en panicule serrées, carné vif très-frais.- Triomphe de Montmorency, moy. presq. pl. plate, rouge clair.

Magazine  (1 Aug 1842)  Page(s) 189.  
 
ROSES.
In Mr. Lane's collection were splendid flowers of... Rosa Alba:  Fanny Somerson, Pompone Blanc, Princesse de Lamballe, Blush Hip...