The Sun.
London, England, 1864-08-15 00:00:00

The Prince and Princess of Wales in

Scotland.
After steaming over Loch Lomond on ThursclaY,
the Prince and Princess of Wales, as we an"unced
on Saturday, proceeded to the Bridge of Turk ile,,,i,
where they passed the night. Wherever recognised
their royal tighnesses were received most enthu-
siastically, and whemon Friday morning they left,l6l
Callender, travelling by special train to Dun:lbis/le'
their departure was signalised by the heartiest cheer-
ing. They reached Perth at about 11.50 a.m., con'
ing direct from Callender by the route indicatta
•
In the royal carriage were the Prince and Pricceas,
of Wales, and their youthful BM Prince Albert
Victor, with his nurse.
quite e
Th ) visit of their royal highnesses was
unexpected on the part of the citizens of Perth, andt
consequently very few of them were in waiti ad
the station when the train arrived. The yola%
Provost of the city, however, and several of the
other magistrates were in attendance to receive the
royal party, as were also Sheriff Barclay and save‘
ral gentlemen and ladies. When the train drew 11P
at the station the prince and princess were received
with the respectful salutations of all present. "es
Lord Provost and Bailie Fleming had the honour
being presented to their royal highnesses by Gen.
Knollys. After an interval of a few moments th°
prince and princess alighted from the carriage and
proceeded towards the refreshment rooms, e
vv her
they took a slight refreshment. The princess then
entered a carriage which was in waiting
Edi and drovenburgh.
round the South Inch and along the of
road, accompanied by the Hon. Mrs. Coke'
prince, accompanied by Gen. Knollys, took a stroll
through the city, but was not generally recognised.
After leaving the general station his royal high-
ness proceeded to view the coachworks of Mr Wl33'
Thomson, where he inspected several Perth der
carts. On leaving Mr Thomson's factory the prince
and Gen. Knollys returned by Marshallsplace to the
general station, where he was joined by the princess,
and their royal highnesses and suite proceeded
north by the 12 40 train. During their short visit
to the city a large crowd assembled at the station,
who lustily cheered the prince and princess as the
train moved off.
Their royal hignesses and suite having arrived
at the Ferryhill Junction by mail train at 10
minutes past 4 o'clock on Friday, they proceeded
at once to Aboyne and thence to Abergeldie, which
place they reached at about half-past 7 in the
evening.
At Ferrykill Junction, as at every point of their
route, a large and enthusiastic concourse of peePle
was assembled, which received the royal party with
outbursts of the most enthusiastic cheers.

Her Majesty and the royal family are expectea
to leave Osborne and return to Windsor on or about
the 25th inst. The Court will probably remain at
Windsor a few days, after which the Queen Will
make a trip to Balmoral for the autumn.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, at
present visiting their Royal Highnesses the Prince
and Princess of Wales at Abergeldie Castle, intends
during the course of the present week to honour the
Earl of Dalhousie with his company at Brechiti
Castle for grouse shooting. The Ear! of Dalhousie
has invited a select party of gentlemen to meet the
royal duke.
The Duke of Devonshire and Lady Louisa Caven-
dish arrived at Bolton Abbey on Thursday last from
Holkar Hall. The noble duke will entertain a sue..
cession of friends for grouse shooting during his
residence at the abbey.
The Duke of Sutherland left Trentham, Stafford-
shire, on Friday last, to meet his steam yacht at
Liverpool, where his grace embarks for Scotland.
The duchess has also left Trentham, to visit Lord
and Lady Blantyre at Erskine House, Renfrevi
shire, on her way to Dunrobin Castle.
The Duchess (Emily) of Beaufort arrived at her
house in Hill-street on Saturday from Cowes, lei°

of Wight.
The Duchess (Dowager) of Sutherland has arrived
at Vichy from Geneva, where the duchess ailed a

few dais after leaving Berlin.
The Marquis of Bundy arrived at Aboyne Castle'
Aberdeenshire, on Wednesday last, from°rt°ll

Longuevine, near Peterborough.
The Marquis of Hartington, M.P., on leaving
Kimbolton Castle on Thursday last, proceeded to
Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire.
The Marquis of BJwmont left Floors Castle
Thursday for the Duke of Roxburghe's $ °Th
bootivgi
box, Byrecleuch. Mr and Lady Charlotte Russel
arrived at the Castle the previous day from Lotl°l3(i
Captain Suttie and Mr Russell have aeon:TO°
the marquis to the moors.
The Earl and Countess of Longford arrived tat
Longford Castle, county Longford, on TlaiarsdeS
last, from London, for the autumn months. tit
The Earl of Cawdor, with his eons, Irci"lor
Emlyn and Hon. H. G. Campbell, arrived et -a: 010
Cat,.vt, Pembrokeshire, for the shooting
Castle, Nairnshire, a few days ago, from Sttic-P
arrived
The Earl and Countess of Cardigan bare
at Ems frcni Paris.
The Counts
Iss of Durham passed through town on
Frinq on her ia;ay to Larnbtou Castle, from visi:ing
the Countess of Alonnt Edgeurabe at Tunbridge
Wells.
Lord and Lady Cola;
have sailed from Wed
in his lordship's yacht for Scotland. eason.. a
Lord and Lady Dacre left the Hoo, near Weltvylit
llshoot.t*
te
week, forCiegahnlaacurz., his lordship's
iagergu, lastarte rs
in the Highlands.
Lott! and Lady Londesborougb arrived in town
on Saturday from the Isle of Wight, on their way
to Grirabton Park, Yorkshire.
Lady Dinorben and family have left town
10t
Lord and Lady Taunton and Hon. Miss Labou4
there, Lord Llanover, Captain Clifford. R.N., 1153dg
Miss Augusta Clifford and a select party, have
staying with Admiral Sir Augustus Clifford
Westfield House, Hyde.
A letter from Dresden states that a general meet ••
just'
ing of the European Academy of Fashion has
oeen held in that city, Nearly 200 members were preseno:
The principal subject discussed was a project of erecting at
edifice for a superior school to teach the arts oa
dress. The idea is that the establishment shall color: 8,40
museum of costumes of epochs and a benefit fund
Atlouller,
relief of journeymen tailors unable to work.
the director of the Academy, offered to
the building. His offer was accepted, and
the ramenca
voted the advance of 15,000 thalers (60,00 f.) to co
.ace
the works. The next general meeting is to take PI
1865 or 86.6,-..aa/ignarti's Xessengen give the l‘glrOuonedti
in
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