The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-24 00:00:00

11 dIJttCULAIt.

The Queen ani Prince Albert, aocompanied by the
of Wales aral`the Princess Royal, and attended
by the Counter of D'art, Lord Colville, and Colonel
F. H. Seymour, honoured witn a visit, at three o'clock
es'erday afternoon, the gallery of the S,iciety of
P.ciniers in lirator Colours, in POI-mall East. After
insp,eting this exhibition, tier Alc,j,,sty and hi, Royal
Highness, with this Vrtuce of Wales and the Princ•?as
itol al, and the Royal 'cite, proceeded to the gallery of
the New Society of Pointers in Water Colours, in Pall-
mall, and, atter viewing the collection, reckoned to
Buckingham•palace.
His Royal highness Prince Albert rode out on horse•
hack yesterday morning, attended by Colonel F. H.

S4-37m44nr.
Their R. 3 al Highnesses Prince Arthur and the
Princesses 114•lena lied LouLa l'ouk a drive 3 esterdab in

an open carriage and tour.
The Q ieen had a dinner party last evening at Buck-.
inghain Palac-. The company it eluded her Roy al
Highness the Duchess of Kent, the Duke and Duchess
of Argyll, the Duchess of Sutherland and Lady Con-
stance .14, veson Gower, the Chevalier Bunsen, the
Lltty in Waiting on the Duchess of Kent. the Earl of
majeetyb prtvste bind attended iu the evenyien
Desert, E.irl Grosvenor, Lord and Lady Colcht-
Right Hon. Henry Labonctiere. the Right Hon.st..r, the
Henry
Hun. J.
jd'oCia.tDßherrrbr. residence.
sgt fester-
day 1-Gb:iiiiii,bduyrni.aanniiilt hie,
01,iagrlai t,
Her
Thursday at the Palace.
HA' Royal achneas the Duchesss of Rent, attended
in Ireland
Cla-
rence House, Sr. Jauass's, at half-past five O'clock
day afternoon from Frogmore.
A deputation on the subj-ct of railways
had an interview with the
residence in Downing-street. Tii . yat his official
,i, e i a the Marquis of D. e dekl"lial cm-
Mulholland (Ditatuor of the Ulsterw iishire, Mr. S. K.
Railway), Mr. M. J. Anketill J.... and Bally atone
ghan;T, ileili), ja, I ~,,D.L. County Mona-
Air. Samuel Swanzy (Ch nun
e" " , County Down;
the town of citv4lo, Mr. Robert
of the C.immissioners of
Chairman of the B,ltaat ',bert H Dolling (Deputy-
and Director of the Ulster and County Down Railway,
Coates, J. P. (President Railway), Mr. William
Belfast), Mr.
John
Batts of the Chamber of Commerce.
Jetnes S'irling (fate (.['own Clerk, Belfast).. Mr. •
M•Nell (Chairman of Blailor of Belfast). Mr. James
lly mons Railway, Director of
Northern Banking Cl
Down; Captain Jui,e::13,;‘4111.1) Lord E. Hill, M.P., County
ander Stewart, J.P., D L ,PCounty Derry; Mr.t.lex7
MtNaughten, Bart , .
County County
Donegal;t
Boyd; Hon. C. S. M.P.,Hardttge, M.P, Duwnpatrick;nrim; Lord
John Chichester, M.P., Belfast; Mr. John IdtGilduwneY,
i LP.) D.L, County Antrim; Mr. R. J. Tennant, M.P.;
Mr. Thomas Verner, J.P., 1/14., County Antrim; Mr.
W. J. C. Allen, J. P. (Deputy-Chairman Ulster Rail-
way); Sir Emerson Tennent, M.P.; Mr. Geo. Macart-
ney, D.L., J.P., County Antrim; Mr. Donagh, J.P., D.L.,
County Louth; Mr. F. 11. Hemming (Secretary, Lon-
donderry and EnniAillen Railway Company); Sir Wm.
Verner, Bart., M.P. ; Hon. Stuart Rug, M.P. ; Mr.
Hallewell, M.P. ' • Mr. M. Knox, J. P., County Wexford;
Mr. Peter Kirk. J. P.. D.L., County Antrim ; Mr. Ro-
bert M•Calmunt ; Mr. M. Archdall, Kr. ; the Hon.
James Maxwell, M.P. ; Mr. James Hartley ; Sir Ar-
thur Brooke, M.P. ; Lord Blaney, Lord Glengall, and •
Mr. Bryden(Parliamentary agent),
Mr. Spooner, M.P., and Mr. Wnateley, had an inter-
view with Mr. Secretary Walpole yesterday, at the
Home-office. .
The- Danish Minister had an interview with the Earl _ ,
of Derby yesterday, at his official residence in Downing-
street. Mr. Alderman Salmons had also an interview
with the Noble Earl.
Mr.. Archibald had an interview with Sir John Pa.; ~,
kington, at the Colonial-office. Captain Robert Lawley ~-
had also an interview with the Right Hon. Baronet:
A deputation from the Cape .of Good Hope Sere_ w . ,
Steam Coasting Company, consisting of Mr. J. .r.
Weithead, M.P.,Mr. Richard Walton (London andn_
Cape of Good ope), Mr. Bernard Deitz (Lontinhurs
sat
Algoa Bay), Mr. Henry Tuotal, Mr. J.
13r°with the
Tuotal, and Mr. John Newell, had anCol t
Right Hon. J. W. Henley and Lord chester yea er.
day, at the Board of Trade. with
of N i h had interview Air.
Th© Bishop orw dan o
02 yesterday The
Secretary Walpole, at the Ho .ew
wi.,
.....
Lord Advocate had also an intervi with the. Itlght

a meeting
Hen. Gentleman.
ssilYresidenee of the First
vL.todd.eilil,. J. L. , . r,:q., Pro-
owning-street. Present—The Bish°
Commission bad
yesit'ethredUayx!oatrdthelinoiffivecri
the Treasury, Lord 1
of Norwich, the Dean of Carlisle, th©
Master of Pens
—...,ateni,„, ,
bun, and the Rev.
Diipawhes were sent trom the) Colon"
day to the Governors of the North A colonial-office yester-
-
Afb:.stPr''. ,Srttb°aewn Stanley
Rev.l
shnic rt.teta ry ) .
American Provinces.

Hence, lienington which has been
Shaftesbury
rendered the most attractive residences within an
(-qual distance o" Hyde-park Corner, having a domain of
four acres, is announced in our columns to be sold by auc•
tion, with immediate Possession. Report speaks in the highest
terms of the very neof
complete arrangements that have been
male for the pErtect accommodation of a large family.
POLITICAL ARITUMk.TIC FOR TUE ‘! FREE AND
INDEPENDENT" ELECTORS OF TRE,Towas HAIII;ETS.—If a
seat for a borough, with a constituency of 23,000, be sold for
1,5001., what, in the opinion of buyer and seller, is the
MU4et ?6,1110 Of0,1(4 11adiVidli41 Wig! WAT_lfk al* a