The Sun.
London, England, 1864-11-14 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY.

WINDSOR CASTLE, N°/(;itil
The Queen walked and drove in the groin
mornirg, $164
Their Royal Highnesses the PriOCeBs of
and Princess Helena took a carriage drive. t oyl
Her Royal Highness Princess Louise we°

driving.
His Royal Highness the Prince of
ees WdaleEae°, jog
out shooting, attended by M,jor T
Methuen, and Col. the Hon. A. Hardinge. so
Lord and Lady Blcotrfield arrived at the vh6bct
yesterday, and had the honcur of dining I°l'
Majesty and royal family.

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The Right Hon. Edward Cardwell and '—
bur Helps arrived at the Castle yesterday.
The royal dinner party in the evening 1014.00
_heir Royal Highnesses the Prince and ,
of Wales, her Royal Highness Princess 13
le
Countess of Caledon, Lady in Waiting to beef „iial
Highness the Princess of Wales; Lob' uso
Barrington, the Hon. Caroline Cavendish, the ty
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Flora Macdonald, the Hon. Lady Bidd;Pihyoli
Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, Mr lielP.,,s'agroli
Methuen, Lieut.ACol. Kingscote, Lord C. Pt
Col. the Hon. A. Hardinge, Major Teesdg"'tol
Jenner, Dr Holtzmann, Mr Sethi, and thel‘l6Bte •
the Household. rrio
The Queen, their Royal Highnesses the Doi
and Princess of Wales, Princess Helena' 'tol
Leopold, and Princess Beatrice with the leclie
gentlemen in waiting, attended Divine ser/11, $G
morning in the private chapel. The ite'r'
l John Blunt preached the sermon.
Her Majesty has received the gratifying go
Bence of the complete convalescence of her
Highness Princess Louise of Hesse. lilt no
Dr Priestly, who has been in attendance aro
Royal Highness at Darmstadt, had the 11°1/:)10
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an interview with tie Queen on Friday t° "boo
the satisfactory condition of her Role'
and the infant Princess.
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THE COURT.—Since her Majesty's arrilclutii
Windsor very little has occurred to W cared
quiet monotony of the Court, and the royal el. ;asg e
from the Castle have beeen confined to the "rls'
public and charitable institutions. Her Ideieeld
almost daily visitor to the royal mausoleum at Frog
where lie the remains of the Prince Consort. 011 0011
tit'ul tomb, which is now nearly completed, the /13°-1 t°'
beep d
'lent artists in marble and mosaic work have trio
ployed, and all that the fine arts of the age could the
towards its adornment has been lavished upon tlise
Its cost has of course been great, as no expense All srj
spared is its construction. The mausoleum 03' tare
preaches are under the strict guardianship of tbe d
police day and night, and an admission to its e9ere ol°
cincts would be now considered as one of the greatest 13: 10
of favour which royalty could bestow upon the sltbjecdo.t",
ornamental bridge of smooth and rusticated port
is being erected over the ornamental water at VePeoll)
for the purpose of connecting the approaches be
e°
prince's mausoleum and that of the late Duchess °' ipt
over whose tomb a bronze lamp is kept constantly burilvol
THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES'S 001011
TO LANOASHIRE.—It is understood that, ia
of the severe illnees of Lord Derby the intende" iocleV
the Prince and Princess of Wales to, Knowsley
niteiy postponed. Aga 111
His Royal Highness Prince Arthur, atten;e
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Major Elphinstone, honoured with his resenca,t:ier°
formance of "Faust," on Saturday evening at Her Pe-
Theatre, idg eblt
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambrpoes
returned to town, accompanied by Colonel the 11°T 90111
Macdonald, from visiting the Earl and Countess
tJe?:
at Knowsley. o 4
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke anu -0,t1000'„
d'Aumale, on leaving the hospitable seat of the rYdt
(Frances) Waldegrave and the Right Hon, ChielleOs-,
'
tescue, M.P., in Essex, proceeded to Wood TOrt-
seat in Worcestershire. t tsffct
The Duke of Sutherland has arrived
House, St, James's, from Scotland.
The Marquis Conyngham arrived ja Ild;fli-Li°17:d°e11;
place on Saturday from visiting Lord and I'3
borough at Grimston-park, near Tadcaster. /0 .e
The Earl and Countess of Chesterfield hg
aote°
rived at Bretby-park from a visit to the Earl Old CI)
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of Derby at Knowsley. t
The Countess Cowper's party at Wrestrofol
Beds, separated on Saturday. The Countess of She-
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Jocelyn, Viscount Sudley, and most of the other vio'
and the ladies Ashley, Viscountess Jocelyn and OOPllle
turned to town. rrhetlo
The Eirl of Coventry has arrived at --
Hotel, Berkeley-square.
ViscountGra
Granville
ean Viscountessaselect
on Sate
the Earl
at Cambridge House, Piccadilly. 01 ill
Viscount Clifden is, We are informed, 8-1
ol
very bad state of health,
The marriage of Lieut,-Colonel Farquo7orv;
Invercauld, with Miss Oswald, eldest daughter 13; totat°
p2;rltlynittetrdßitn7ere
wald, of Auchincruive, is fixed to take place on we
the 19th inst., at St George's, Hanover-8q tiara' °
Captain Howard has left the South 110-
ht,
Hotel, Queen's-gate-terrace; Mr and Mrs Tarratt"
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the South Kensington Hotel for Liverpool. .060.„
THE DUKE OF HA IM ILTON,—The Duke °:
ton, who is still pursuing his studies at Cbri°'Colo,l
Oxford, has so far recovered from the accident ecy-tr.
by his hunting with the Christ Church harriers liieed fir
as to remove the bandage and shade from the /DPI'
e I —.Edinburgh Courant.

Illumination and Ventilatioa•
~
The new syste nating and yealiiillti°
m—o•—f
il.l7uni
thneiladtr.es, ball rooms, concert rooms, anti largedit;
resultnted byin
buildings,
doubtlessstelsaletOst rail Dr
revolution of le, ilifl "1100
present in use, firstly, because it produces t',.,„": ' f
mal.beautiful light, resembling. as near as possible wnastit:lo
light of day; and secondly, because it is attend
blies are freeious fartoramo sa n y
suchinno
oan thorough ventilation, that over crowdbv 004,
here, and thus the largeltoo4
That the oppressive or itanuta 1„ 01,A, 0
has
been proved
new system is beyond all question ":011tioy.aof
to demonstration by itS 0PP,.1.4 r
the Strand Music Hall, where, notwitlestanel' 41
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crotchetty arrangements were pressed upon • a
pi tte / gie/
tors by acrhit tec s and others, it hal --too' •A•
' hest
htlit,g,me commendation from scientific and profee°' 001101
n well capable of giving an opinion 0°000"
matter. For the information of those as Yet n°f,,- 'll°lo
with the system, we may observe that there '9 ~a 113,00
appearance of gaslight, the burners being 131a00' 004
roof, and the light transmitted through large ellee- roll
taking the place of the ordinary ceiling. This ilicitiel‘ tl'l
12 op
meat is capable of the greatest amount of 011°141 l",
and here again the ft osol
the most important results follo 00
greater the amount of decoration the greatefo °,ll,
perfect becomes the ventilation. In tile cev6rourri!
Strand Music Hall a beautiful effect la irk
by the introduction of transparent a/dior 011".41 i
whilst they have the appearance of being al'contraOf 'ii'i
crystal, the gas light is introduced into the 70 li,l
thus showing all the rays of the prismatic o°';iiisf;ol#
imost extraordinary brilliancy. Whilst this Pe°,,,-03 0
~Y,
sproduced within the hall, the most perfect 098, ellf
tilation is secured in every portion of the buildia 'tpere)
the " lighting chamber," where, notwithstandl ef li
several thousand burners, a continual currelltile iv'tir
air is introduced through the edifice, Whililt h Dedt°er
air, as well as the heat, is carried away throng47llo lion pi!
thech building by the powerful current created. J. are /1-000.,
amber, as it is called, is moat • TV°. re t'
neculiar. .II s 11.1
than 350 ventilating tubes, the. whole of viiii° %JP;
ducted into two enormous shafts, 41 5c,,,-dsielx Cl‘o,,#
per vacuum has been established, -- f d'Sii
an unvarying upward current, Withvillialto o",ptri
expels the vitiate!' and heated atmosphere. oto ': Pi;
amount of combustion going en in this aPerfraeo;er'iagg
be supposed that at times the heat is eyerl),,jloo'/01t4
here again the perfection of the eystem 10 " ligP'ver
thermometer marks but 75 to 80, alter al
tbeioA Poll
for hours been at their full height, We abell °eel f'litt,o
with much interest to the introduction of this Pio „a, vg
of lightieg into our theatres, as it Will
~,,at °if I°j
on all hands that any re-arrangel-a";00" °or
artificial lighting which will admit of the r,,„.bter,cosoOr;
centre chandelier and the other suspended L'"ttry 0 0013,,
.but, be an improvement, and that of no etc1,1:000,01,
tion. At certain seasons of the year We Oa' ~ortsfrip 1;
of our theatres where the heat is almost insig4"cod 000
withstanding very largo sums have been eti tb° 011:1
deavouring to procure good ventilation, Pt' eeiltiloil
has been usless, because the main cause of tDieopr edeo
overlooked. The thorough lighting of all eulte%lo,,,
''' bear •- too 4-
opera houses, theatres, music halls, 860., but "(to F.OO
to the vast resources of the Messrs Petrie"; 1/1110'
Bice
thi°gto 03°404
now in this new method surpassed any
duced, and added an important improvement
neatly pt
inventions of our age, which cannot but greaoo SP
reputation they have achieved both nthale