The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-08-18 00:00:00

THE COURT

Her Majesty, with the other members of the royal
family, left the yacht at an early hour on Thursday, inch
landing at Plymouth dockyard, went to the tilt hammer
house and on board the screw steamer Donegal, 101, and
other ships in the course of construction. Shortly after
six, to the great satisfaction of the inhabitants, her
Majesty drove through the town of Plymouth and Stone"
house, and rejoined the yacht

EXETER.—On Friday, her Majesty and the royal suite
arrived at the Exeter railway station from Plytn,mth, by
especial train, at eleven o'clock in the morning. Thou.
sands of the citizens crowded around the station to
catch a glimpse of the Queen, and the train conveying
the royal party was greeted with deafening applause on
its arrival.

Bars'mt.—The royal train made a stoppage at Bristol
for about a quarter of an hour. The assemblage of
spectators was immense, and the cheering on the arrival

of the royal party enthusiastic. The Queen, Prince
Albert, the Prince of Wales, Princess Royal, Princess

Alice, and Prince Arthur, arrived at a few minutes before
one, and having alighted from the carriage they pro•
ceeded, amidst loud cheering and other demonstrations
of loyalty, to the reception room. After partaking of

luncheon, the train again started at 1.15 p.m.
BATH.—The Bathonians were next gratified with 0
sight of royalty, the Queen, Prince Albert, and several
branches of the royal family having passed through that

city, It was truly gratifying to see how man, woman,
and child, on learning that the royal carriage drem near,
rushed forward, and the loud and sincere cheers with
which the people greeted the royal party were
graciously responded to by the Queen, her royal
consort, and family.

SALISBURY.—The royal train arrived at Salisbury, 1-Ij6
the Wilts and Somerset branch of the Great Western
Railway, at half-past two o'clock on Friday afternoon'
The royal party drove through the Close direct to the
White Hart Hotel, where her Majesty received a perfect
ovation of applause from the dense crowd of spectators
assembled in that vicinity. After partaking of luncheon
the Queen re-entered a carriage placed at her disposal
by the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, and drove to the
cathedral, where her Majesty was received by the
clerical dignitaries. The mayor and corporation Were
in attendance here to welcome the royal party, and ber
Majesty having graciously acknowledged the cordial
reception accorded to her, proceeded under conduct of
the Very Rev. the Dean to inspect the sacred edifice and
its many interesting monuments. As her M.jesti
entered the cathedral the members of the choir, acconr
panied by the organ, sing the national anthem, the
effect of which swelling through pointed aisles Wa°
exceedingly fine.

The Queen re-entered her carriage at the palace gates'
and drove thence direct to the station of the S ,uth
Western Railway, where a special train left Salisbury at,
4.15 p m., amid the cheers of the crowd, and arrived 111
Southampton at a quarter past five, where the illustrioug
party,,owing .to the lowness of the tide, embarked on
board the Elfin, despatch boat, and proceeded direct t°
Osborne.