The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-28 00:00:00

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The Queen ane. Prince A1h.,.-4t, attended by the Coun-
tess of Desert, thi• Beutrice 13, ng, Lord Polivarth,
L.ird Colville, and Lieut. Colonel F. 11. S,--yrnOor, ho-
noured the Lyceum Tueaire with their presence last
evening.
His Bo) al Highness Prince Albert rode out on horse-
b:icir yesterday torenoou, attended by Lieut.-Colunel F.
H. Soy m our.
The Royal Family took their accustomed pony and
walking exercise yesterday iu the garden of Bu: tingharn
[lts Royal Highness Prince. Albert, attended by Lieut.-
Colonel F. H. Seymour, went yesterday af ernuon to the
Z tolugical Society of Loudon, in Lianover-square.
L rd Pol march has relieved Earl Talbot ni his duties
as Lord in Waiting to her M ,jesty.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited her
Royal Highness the Countess d' Aquila yesterday at
Mivart's
A deputation, consisting of Dr. Renton and Dr. Alex-
ander Wood (from the Royal College of Physicians of
Edinburgh), Dr. Coombe and Dr. Gardiner (from the
turatirtiti
1/I'c'r'Yttl College of Surgeons of Edinburgh), and Dr.
Glasgow)
(from the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons,
Wal-
pole had an interview with Mr. Secretary Wel-
ac(colnYesterday, at the Home office. The deputation was
crai Panted and introduced by Sir William Gibson
L 0 eifh' M.P. for Edinburgh, and Mr. William C.
P. for Lanarkshire.
doPutat
had also ton from the Na'zional Institute of Medicine
an interview
yes-
terday, Tht,d w with Mr. Secretary Walpole yes-
M.P., tar. Nathanieleputation consisted of Mr. James Wyld,
. Clifton., (chairman), Dr. G orge
Webster, Messrs.
Charles, M. BenneX MP. Fuller'
Thomas
Martin,
Dr.
pert, James Bird,. .J Messrs. G. .T. Squibb, John Pro-
Robert Dunn. .11 Bowling, Henry ..kuoall, and
Mr. Philip Bennett, M.P ,
Earl of Derby yesterda,y,.at ad an interview with the
Downing street. . his official residence in
Mr. Daedos,.M.P., had on interview
cellor of the Exchequer, at his orn •with the -Chan-
mal -
Downing-street, yesterday. residence in
A deputation from the New Zealand. Company,
con-
sisting of Earl Talbot, ivlr. Agliouby, ma, -. M
P., •Mr. Mangles, M.P., Mr. Monsen, M. 13„, air; Hutt,
Abel Smith, 1.1.e.Mr. G. F. Young, rho Mr,
de Goldstaid, Mr. Boulcott, Mr. Currie, Mr. Gowen
Mr. 14'511, and Mr, Pitcher (directors), and M,• Bar:
ring
ton (secretary), had interview with Sir John
a
Pakington yestff,rday,t the Colonial-office.
Mr. Lyttelton, A
A deputation, consisting of Lordd.
derly, M.P., Mr: J. hn -Hutt, Mr.weLl a a 151
also
Fox, on the subject of New Zealand, d an inter-
view
with Sir John .Pakington, at the Colonial-office,
yesterday.
A deputation, t‘onsistieg of Mr: Grrgson, Sir James
Duke, Mr. Colvin, Mr. Entwis le, find Mr. Dallas, had
an interview-with, the-Right Hon. W. Henley yester-
day; at the Board of Trade.
The Countess of D thy will give a Earl-dress-assembly,
at the official residence of the N.;ble Earl .iu Downieg-
street, an the 1:,:;•11 of May, after the stale dinner given
by his Lordship in honour of her Majesty's birthday,

Monday
ESTIM E C
AWEB ED
E, SERVICES. On
a-Parliamentary document was printed containing a
general
abstract of the g•ranta to be pronosed for civil services for
1852, compared Ixith similar charges for 1850 and 1851.
The sum required for the several services is 4,182,0861. In
1851 the sum was 3.948,1021., and in the preceding year
4,065,642/. The increase compared with 1850 was 110,4441,2
find the increme.colup4e4 with 151 was 230,-M4