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

COURT CIRCULAR.

OSBORN El WEDNESDAY.
Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert,
accompanied by the Earl and Countess of Derby, and
attended by the Countess of Desert and the Hen•
Mary Seymour, drove over to Carisbrooke Castle
yesterday afternoon.
Colonel Bouverie was in attendance on horseback..
their
The royal dinner party yesterday includedid e and
Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge
Princess Mary, the Earl and Counters: f
Baroness Speth,
fJerby,
Viscount and Viscountess Sydney,
_Ba
Lady Suffield, and Baron Knesebeck

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The Cambridge University Commission had a
meeting 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 the
H. H. Bateson
(secretary).
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ISLE OF WIGHT.
COWES,
ow% oils OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
COWES, AUG. 25.
PRINCE ALRSRT'S BIRTHDAY.—To-morrow the royal
saw win be moved from Cowes roads close in, in front
of They will be brilliently lighted up in the
Osborne.
grand display of fireworks made from
evening, and a
The Royal Marine band arrived at Cowes this
them.
afternoon. To-morrow will be a grand day at the

BE MAiEsTY'S ANNUAL RUSTIC FETE IN HONOUR
I;
PRINCE ALRERT'S BIRTHDAY.—On Saturday next
OF
annual-
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 Majesty'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 decriptions of
rustic games and sports—her Majesty, Prince Albert,
and the Royal children being present, and enjoying the
sport as much as the rustics or the sailors.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbnry leave
Grantham House on Friday, and the Earl aad 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_wa_e were
very much gratified with their treat, and since the 121:d Jfa_
tem of education has been adopted the children
miliar with every " quarter of the globe," „iwT,ceadhBl,2:a sh
beeno has
the constant care of the head-master, Mr. 4".
written some valuable works upon the education
within the last
The little soldiers looked remarkably _of youth.
bleehenbanafew years their diet, health, and eduwcale2teglilo.nieohtaavz
pro-
perly attended to, which formerl were neglected.
to
cheer their corn.
played some lively airs through the park
rades on "to all quarters of the globe," which caused many
seen through the ranks, indi-
a pleasing countenance to be
\
eating, no doubt, some day
ginal spot—when they were inorother they would see the ori.
foreign climes defending their
queen and country.
Homx.—A meeting
NATIONAL GlRLS'thlrturegArlgall Richmond, on Thursday last,
was held at the Lecture Hall,
oy Home on behalf of the National tpioron
esocaitetyrE, Ham
in
d-
common, in order to m
Pore prominently before the notice of the
maloOter
to bring i.,..ts_cli,7 ponter occupied the chair, and hriefiy
public. Mr. W. There were many other shanties,
opened the: theP neighbourhood, but the Orphans' Nome had
he said, 'lllaims upon their sympathies. Several resolutions
peculiar c
see' in furtherance of the objects of the charity.
Were Pas- orted by the Revs. F. Brown,
which
were supp,
Wilkinson, and
Jackson, T. G. P. lough, T. Pyne, A. i
Harry Dupuis,
closed
ATI caristeP.her. A vote of thanks to the chairman
the Proceedings, during which a subscription to the am, 2,unur_t
of 11
.sL_including 1001. frotn Mr. and
PT.Ms. Woods, el k
and 10/. from
• ps Inn 5/. from Lord D. Stuart, b
niVA ,
Mr. pityuter--WM tallOtillted,