The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-26 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

OSBORN E—,--Vil;DNEsnAr.
Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert,
accompanied by the Earl and Countess of Derby, and
attended by the Countess of Desart and the HOD:
Mary Seymour, drove over to Carisbrooke Castle
yesterday afternoon.
Colonel Bouverie was in attendance on
their The royal dinner part esterday
includedbridge and
Royal Highnesses the Duchess horseback.
Princess Mary, the Earl and Countessofa ni
sroness Spetb,
Viscount and Viscountess Sydney,c_ . of Derby,
Lady Suffield, and Baron Knesebe k

The
Cambridge University Commission had
meeting a
yesterday at the official residence of the
First Lord of the Treasury, in Downing-street.
Present—The Bishop of Chester, the Dean of Ely,
Professor Sedgwick, and the Key. W. H. Bateson
(secretary).

I Cow pTs—ISLE OF WIGHT.
(FROM — 2 OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
ant
COWES, AUG. 25.
T's BIRTHDAY.—To-morrow the royal
Parscs
yachts winAbl"l362;onevyed from Cowes roads close in, in front
will be brilliantly lighted up in the
of Oshorne.d They
a grand display of fireworks made from
evening,,rah-ne
Royal Marine band arrived at Cowes this
them. - Tomorrow will be a grand day at the
afternoon.
Pala fig ' MAJESTY'S ANNUAL RUSTIC FETE IN HONOUR
.11
42v PRINCE ALBERT'S BIRTHDAY.—On Saturday next
the annual gathering will take place of the (Incen,B
tradesmen, servants, and tenants, and their families, the
sailors from the yachts, the labourers on the farms in
fact, of all parties connected with her Majest)'s establish-
ment at Osborne, when they will enjoy themselves each
after his own style. There will be running, jumping,
and throwing matches, and all other descriptions of
Rustic games and sports—her Majesty, Prince Albert,
and the Royal children being present, and enjoying the
sport as much us the rustics or the sailors.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbury leave
Grantham House on Friday, and the Earl mid Countess
of Wilton and family leave Grove House for the season
on Monday next.

The children of the Royal Military Asylum, Chel-
sea, with their military band, visited " Wyld's Great Globe,"
in Leicester-square, yesterday forenoon. The boys were
very much gratified with their treat, and since the new r
_s
tern of education has been adopted the children seemed hirh h been
fa-
miliar with every "quarter of the lobe,'' w---d who has
Mr. wileon ,
the constant care of the head-master,
of youth.
written some valuable works upon te educe
i Within the last
The little soldiers looked remarkably wel-
few years their diet, health, and education have. ,sir band
been pro-
fhe
perly attended to, which formerly were neglected.
played some lively airs through the par corn-
„ which caused many
k to cheer their
rades on "to all quarters of the g.i °be6l.ongh the ranks, indi-
cating, pleasing countenance to be seen
they
would see the cri-
eating, no doubt, some day
.or
foreign ginal spot—when they were m climes defending their
Queen and country.
NATIONAL ORMA
was held at the Lectinorner Hall,
Orphan
on behalf of the .Natins' HomE.—A meeting
Richmond, on Thursday last,
Girls' Rome at ham-
common, in ordertrao promote the interests of the society, and
ore prominently before the notice of the
to bring its claimsvirPaynter occupied the chair, and briefly
public. There were many other charities,
opened theil neighbourhood, but the Orphans' Home had
Pedings.
he said, in the
peculiar claims upon their sympathies. Several resolutions
passed in furtherance of the objects of the charity.
were
_„rt by the Revs. P. Brown, Harry Duptus.
which were .u.11,-...
i,„, T Li P. Rough, T. Pyne, A. Wilkinson, and
I. Jac g A vote of thanks to the chairman closed
A. G
the proceedings during which a subscription to the amount
of
i including 1001. from Mr. and Mrs. Woods, of Fur-
' I -ives Inn, 51. from Lord D. Stuart, M.P., and M. from
Mr. Paynter—wa.i announced.