The Sun.
London, England, 1864-10-05 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY.

BALMORAL, OCT. 2.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louise,
Prince Alfred, and Princz Leopold, drove to Castle•
ton, and returned by the Lion's Face,
Mr Gladstone had the honour of dining With her
Majesty and the royal family.

3,
Divine service was performed at the Ciele, by
the Rev. John APLeod, in the presence of the
Queen and the royal femily.
Her Royal Highness PriLcess Helena attended
Divine service at the parish churn of Crathic. The
Rev. John INPLeod cfliciated.

The Prince and Princess of Wales,
STOCKHOLM, Oct.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prlnceso
of Wales left Stockholm at ten o'clock this more'
ing. They were accompanied to the railWaY
station by the Swedish royal family.
Prince Oscar proceeded with their royal high`
nesEes as far as Gothenturg.

Marriage in High Life.
Yesterday the marriage of Mr Lytton, only so
n
of the Right Hon. Sir Edward Buiwer Lyttelb
Bart., M.P., and Miss E. Villiers, daughter of the
Hon. Mrs Edward Villiers, and niece of the Earl of
Clarendon, was solemnised at St. Paul's Chore?'
Knightsbridge, in the presence of a numerous GO'
piny, principally the relatives and friends of both
families. Toe Hon. and Rev. Robert Liddell, Per:
petual curate of St. Paul's, assisted by the Hon. se'
R-3v. Arthur Chetwynd Talbot, officiated at the
religious rite.
Among the company assembled at the church
were—the Countess of Hardwicke and Lady Agnets
Yorke, the Countess of Westmorland and Lady It°6
Fane, the Earl of Essex, the Rig ht Hon. Sir Andre°,
Buchanan, K.C.8., the Right Hon. Sir Edward
Bulwer Lytton, Bart., M.P., the Right Hon. Charles
P. Villiers, M.P., Hon. Mrs E. Villiers, Hon• SAril
Liddell, Lord Hyde, Captain Hon. Frederick ;
and Lady Constance Stanley, Sir H. Drumraon
Wolff, Mr Villiers Lister, Hon. Mrs R. and flies
Liddell, Mr Trotter, Mr E. Villiers, Mr Darner, l‘lf
Loch, C,B , and Mrs Loch, Mr G. Villiers, Mrs and
Miss Percy, Mr and Mrs Earle, Mr Marjoribaake°
Mr and Miss and Mr Henry Buiwer, Mrs Lane F°s'
Mr Lenox-Conyngham, Mr Pierce, Dr Smith, &;°'
The ceremony concluded, the wedding Perla 4
adjourned to the residence of the Hon. Mrs Edwet
Villiers, at Rutland-gate, to partake of breakfast'
Early in the afternoon the newly-wedded couPle,
left town for The Grove, the seat of the Earl of
Clarendon, in Hertfordshire. The Earl and
Countess. of Clarendon and Lady :Emily Villierof
Lord Raversworth and Hon. Miss Liddell, and,
the Right. Hon, Sir Henry Bulwer were preventea
from attending on the interesting occasion.

The Duke and Duchess of Argyll and family ore
passing the autumn at Inverary Castle, Agyllshire.
The Duke of Somerset, with several Lords 01
the Admiralty, has haft the Hotel dirabeau, Paris, for
Malta.

Toe Earl and Countess Russell and tha Ladies
Russell are expected to leave North Berwick, near
burgh, this morning, on their return to the south, and will
arrive at Pembroke Lodge, Richmond-park, on Friday nest'
The Countess of Hardwicke and Lady Agnetl
Yorke, who arrived in town on Monday from Sidney Ledge'
neat Southampton, in order to attend the nuptials of 018
Countess's niece, leave to-day ou their return to the lodge'
where the noble earl is staying.
The Earl Cowper is entertaining a shooting pal
at Glenmoriston, in Inverness-shire. The noble earl is
expected to leave Scotland the week after next for
Panshanger, his seat near Het tford.
The Countess (Dowager) of Westmoreland arid
Lady Rose Fane arrived at their residence in Portman'
oquare on Monday from a tour in Germany.
Baroness Da Clifford has lett Thomas's Hotel'
Berkeley square, for Kirkby Mallory, Leicestershire.
Lord George and Lady Adeliza Manners ha"
taken up their residence at Cheveley Park, near Newroar-
ket, where a large shooting party will soon assemble. 1118
Duke of Rutland is expected to join the party.
Lady Caroline L. Fox and Colonel and the goo.
Mrs A. L. Fox have arrived at Lord Stanley of Alderiey'g
seat, in Chesire.
The Earl of Lonsdale left town yesterday for
his
seat, Whitehaven Castle.
The Earl Brownlow and Lady Marian Alio aA
have arrived at Castle Ashby, on a visit to the Marquis and
Marchioness of Northampton, from Belton, near Grantham'
Mr and Lady Mary Craven have left Thomss'o
Hotel, Berkeley-square, for Beckett House, Shriven Wit
on a visit to Lord and Lady Barrington.
The Hon. Percy Wyndham, M.P., and gilt:
Wyndham have boon receiving company at Cockerraout'
Castle. Lord Naas, M,P., has left the castle for Ireland
The Right Hon. Sir Henry L. Bulwer,
Ambassador at Constantinople, arrived in London on lden
day night from Pads, on a short leave of absence.
The Right Hon. Edward Horsman, M.P., WI
Sir John Ramsden, M.P., are expected shortly to lea/...
Gb.nlechie, their shooting-box in Inverness-shire, on the

way to Yorkshire.
Baron and Baroness Von der Heydt have arrived
at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Berlin. .0
M. le Baron de Holstein has arrived at .111aurigY
Hotel from Berlin.
Count de Nesselrode has Mt Maurigy's 11°tel
for Longleaf, Wilts.

THE LATE MONTAGUE GORE, ESQ,--Thia ratiCilf
respected gentleman, who died a few days ago, was 000
the family of the Gores of B arrow Court, and waa born ,/,"1-
the year 1811, He was well known in the literary ir°.,i:
and was an able contributor to the newspaper press. 1.1;
urbanity and amiable disposition greatly endeared b" -
his large circle of friends. Mr Gore was never raarriew
He sat in Parliament for Devizes in 1833-4, and for Darn'
staple in 1841, and was an effective and eloquent speaker It
the House of Commons. Ho took great interest in the
of sailors, and particularly in those shipwreck°' ;
He had been for many years past an active member of the
committee of management of the National Lifeboat Inetit4:
non, and was always found at its annual meetings pleail)vn
its cause in eloquent terms. He travelled a great deal!
promote also the establishment of sailors' homes, and ."
him the sailor has lost a true and a liberal friend.
FATAL SCHOOLBOY FREAK.—A melancholy 006:
dent occurred on Friday night at Exeter, wle
resulted in the death of Charles Edward Henry Rattray",!
years of. age, son of Major Rattray, of the Ist Devon Militit;;
A. .eorolier'e inquest was held on Monday, when the 18et:
were elicited, The deceased was a pupil at the boardloo
school of the Rev. Roger Roper, in the Topsham-road.
the course of Friday he arranged with another pupil, Boyer
ley John Robinson, to leave the establishment clandesthl".
at bedtime, and go into the city for a few hours. In or"ea
to do so,,deceased secreted during the evening bate 5-,a 0
boots belonging tolhimself and Robinson, and at half-01y
they went to their sleeping apartment and got into bed sc''
their clothes on; two other lads slept in the same rest
Shortly afterwards Rattray and Robinson got up and sCeliDa
down one flight of stairs to a window which opened on `-t
slanting roof of a verandah. Out of this window they
Robinson first and Rattray next, but the latter immediate
slipped down on to his companion. Tb ey both fell to the
together. They were stunned for a few moments; but gad
up and walked across the lawn, when deceased said he ,:d
hurt his head and could not proceed. He therefore ree"b
a few minutes; and then the two boys went on throltlAgo,
Holloway-street into the city. On the way, however/ 'l3,
ceased again complained, and they went into a small refresr4
meat shop in that street, kept by Sarah Stockham, v. 1.1160,
Ramey asked to be allowed to lie down for a short tiel
He was very sick, and Robinson fetched some brand'',
which deceased took a little, They asked Stockham °I:0d
bed, but she could not give the accommodation, and direeed
them to the Valient Soldier Inn. Robinson then prePtt,-s
that they should go back home ; but deceased said b° ic
quite unable to walk, and Lis companion, therefore, well'
re
get a cab. On his way ho met -Miss Roper, Mr lt°Peili
daughter, and, in answer to her interrogation as to whereeo
was going, informed her of what had occurred. She
fur a surgeon, and Mr Kempe came, and ordered ,Le ,
be taken home, and teat his head should be bathed 'it!
cold water. This was done, and Miss Roper etayed 14'0(
deceased until past 12 o'clock, when she left hire 60uffe
oeci
asleep. Shortly afterwards, however, he begen to
much pain and she was again called. Mr Merchant, slog.
was then sent for, and arrived about two o'clock. 11(31°,11ed
Rattray perfectly insensible, and occasi, pally
and on examining his head found that the skull had boo,
fractured, causing compression of the brain. A rauBdie
poultice was at once applied to deceased's chest, but be
whilst other remedial measures wore being adoptt,d!
himself never gave any account of the manner in .ble ,D,
had received the injuries. The coroner, ,n addreseingoo
jury, exonerated all persons from b:arne except the de" 0,,
and his companion, and a verdict of accidental death
returned.