The Sun.
London, England, 1864-11-15 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY.

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WINDSOR C 11
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Her Mojesty the Queen, accompanied belso
Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess eL
and Princess Helena, went to Claremont this Pl°
ing, and visited the Queen Marie Arnelie.
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The suite consisted of the Countess of ga
the Hon. Caroline C..ivendisb, Colonel the
Hardioge, end Major Teesdale.
Htz' Majesty went by special train °
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Western Railway to the Teddinaton statiat
drove from thence to Claremont and back,
Visit of tin Queen and Prince and rrille
of Wales to Claremont.
Her Majesty the Queen, with their RO5 11
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nesses the Prince and Princess of WaiDgei
Princess 6DI
Helena, attended by Colonel li " tlrAiit
M,.jor Teesdale, drove from 1
Castle shortly after ten o'clock yesterday
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to the Windsor station of the South wester° 1160
way, where they were conducted to the oPletio
state saloon which formed part of a sPecihloS
provided for the use of the royal party, w,"-otile
on the way to Claremont via Teddingtoni 1' To
to pay a visit to the ex-Queen Marie Araelie,
royal. train left Windsor at 10.27, and 13,r,,°;eatO
via Staines and Twickenham, to the rre',-;DII
station of the King9ton line, where it arriceu,-tDi
o'clock. Here two of the royal earrißge' reis
Queen's being drawn by four dark greY's".4l'eilid
readiness, while at the station and on the rti.
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bridge a number of spectators had congreg6fBtepil
catch a glimpse of the Queen and royal c;
The Queen and the prince and princess P-110c,
entered the carriage, immediately proceed
eaaeit
the road to Claremont, the residence of the es. cad
of France. The royal party returned to the,
ha
by
special train in the afternoon, and arrie'lol
Windsor station at 1.33. In both cases thereirol
arrangements were excellent, and the Piiiiforl'
were periormen with the greatest case and c°' cc 4
The trip by rail from Windsor to Teddingt°/le
pied about 35 minutes.

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His Royal Highness the Duke of Cicil- fl'
leave town to-morrow, to honour the Earl and C°°.
Stradbroke with a visit at Henham Hall, Suff3ll'• Olt!
The Marchioness of Ormonde and Lad II 5/i
Butler have returned to Kilkenny Castle, from
"" till
Abbeyleix. go t
arrived DA°
The Marquis and Marchioness of ilea"' r
at the St. George's Hotel, d
The Earl and Countess of Westizorl6l34'
Lord De Lisle and Dudley have left the St. Ge°lle 6ott°
The Earl and Countess Albemarle will eotw 1
a large party at Quiddenham Hall, Norfolk, at ale 613
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the month. t tlItl;
The Earl and Countess Grey arrived 5 ' fr''
residence on Carlton-houe-terrace on Sat'irdAl'fF6s;
Howick Hall, Northumberland, with the intentiO °, 41'
ing the winter in Italy. The noble earl and c9lll1-e' f
London yesterday for Paris, on their way to I.l°l3'e'l y '',
The Earl of Airlie arrived at Lord SOie-av
Alderley's residence in Dover-street on SatUrcDis I.°
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tour of several months in America. $a°-1,
The Earl Russell and Lady Georgialeood
returned to Pembroke Lodge, Richmond, from ..r' I
yesterday. „ Ot6:r,
Field-Marshal Viscount and Viscouotele
bermere have left Combermere Abbey to Vißi t f 387
rit,
chioness of Downshirs. at East Hampstead l'A
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shire.
Lord 06
and Lady Proby have returned 011tj
Hall, Oundle, from visiting the Marquis and I\l3°lll

of Abercorn, at Beaudesert. 111
Lord Naas has left town for Dublin. r $
The Right lion. Henry A. Herbert,
Mrs and Miss Herbert, have joined the party 0
Earl and Countess of Erno at Crown Castle. t y
SEVERE ILLNESS OF LORD DERBI---.lthe eue
most sincere regret th4t we annouoce
tinned illness ofthe Earl of Derby, and thatflv,ildi
quence the visit of the Prince and Princeg o
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Knowsley-hall has been postponed. A conliDicalltl
this effect was received by the Mayor, Illft—arl'iey. of
yesterday, at the Town Hall, from Lord -)"" relit
Derby for some time past has been suffering se..re clollAtO
his old complaint—gout, but within the last fe"o
illness has become more severe. He has Weil
his room for some days, and is :till suffering ac, ,e he
is attended by Mr Gurst, surgeon, of Huy ton. ',-" h
visi.o
is the more unfortunate as it will interfere with te
the Prince and Princess of Wales to Lancashirs:tVell,
Royal Highnesses were to arrive at Knowsley 013 of ~p 1
day, but in consequence of the continued illness
Derby it was felt that his lordship could not do eljtio',
honour to his guests. It was likewise feared that
citement might be detrimental to the health of the 011
earl, and it is chiefly this apprehension that lia!pcir,
the postponement of the visit of the Prince and 11`011;,e4"
Wo understand that although Lord Derby is 030
bed there is no reason to believe that his illness
gerous.—Liverpool Courier.

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• EILNIONT liAlD.—The Toronto :
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—" It is understood that the Confederate plan, in;sri
of a decision by our courts that the raiders all'isitt#l
rendered, is to carry an appeal to the Judicial Conj..; led,
the Privy Council in England. It is reported 10'1,0 4"
informed circles that the Washington Government ioolri
spatched notice to Great Britain of its intention t%ti
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the armament on the lakes, as a measure of P°te-r
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the frontier, six months notice being required 11 t
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of the treaty of Ghent." 001

A GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE.--Ge- „pil
res, Commandant of the Polytechnic SoP-0,4"11
received the following letter from a former Pa otlo
while setting an example of gratitude, wishes b°oll 0
Iremain unknown :—" General,—Some 40 years :'91:010/
was at the Polytechnic School, my family WEL°,,,)4+,01
a reverse of fortune to such an extent that, iVi'lliteo
ing the strictest economy, my mother (of ebe,r„°o9
tvhenerated memory) was on one occasion unable's",
the quarterly payment for my board and educeti°,-;01'
onehe of my comrades was aware of my embarras°4- tltei
made a collection among the pupils and oit3vevietl/1
quired 250 f without divulging my name. The,P,5:01)0„104,
duly effected, my mother was able to meet all
claims they as fell due, and I pursued my studisilatev
imperishable reminiscences—of the benefit receilee l/ol?
debt due. I now approach the term of mY car:e:rfo'i
fore the close of my life, which alone will
tude towards my contemporaries, I feel bono Sd to°oll/
debt to that Polytechnic confraternity in whicli,,,,ite,
sentiments and such generous deeds are perPT ea Jo f
one generation to another. With that vievi
2,000 f, praying you to employ them as you In /
in aiding any of our young comrades embarraof4e-ii tea; /II
and who will remain unknown to me as I tat get
Accept, my dear General, the assurance of WY mi,,3•11,1.
guished consideration and my heartfelt thanter/
PUPIL." The General has communicated thiele"
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pupils in an order of the day, and appointed lol'
charged to make the best possible use of the 2;vv
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cately offered. f
APPREHENSION OF LADY PHIPrP..., tos
MAID FOR OBTAINING GOODS UNDER r 01)00
TENCES.—On Saturday, at the Borough r 01;e85148,
Windsor, Ellen West, a lady-like person ab°ll"3ero9
age, was brought before Mr W. R. Ilarriot asl
charged with obtaining two silk dresses, veltiejtar
10 guineas, from Messrs Bird and Allen, lilletlIber;11
High-street, The prisoner up to the thae ,°.;",pot ory
hension had been in the service of Lady rr;Deti, fj
Colonel the Hon. C. B. Phipps, K.C.13,,
Majesty's Privy Purse, residing in iienr/ 007(
Windsor Castle, Holding this confidential 0„,.4
was much respected by Lady Phipps, vrl3°.iree't o,ootof
trust in her lady's maid. On Friday West 4".illea//10
Bird and Allen's, and it is understood °b;:seedry
dresses, under the pretence of their being 101/.; 006041
mistress. She, however, on leaving the 01144-reellshi
a pawnbroker's named Radnor, in Thames: ji
purpose of raising money upon the goods. Phor 000?
seems, immediately made inquiries respeciing,a area idd
having ascertained the manner in which i's" de rV
been obtained, the woman West was app /3.f 0:4
residence of Sir Charles Phipps in the e0111.131,6,age' Ott/
The arrest of the prisoner on such a serious c'-citoo
searching investigation being made into the efipernl4ol
lady's-maid, and it Was then discovered, frera :"too
cates, that the prisoner had pawned articles 01
ce„ iYO
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value belonging to Lady Phipps at various oolelo;
don end elsewhere. Among the arliele°.lsid .400/
pawned, it is understood, are some jeweller)"
India shawl, a present to her LidyshiP tr°l-iri14,06
roughly valued at upwards of 100 guineas. ". to 00s"
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day Sergeant Noble was engaged in hicluiririt' ea
ject of the prisoner's delinquencies, who 110 be rif
for a further hearing. Nati°ll,l it/001,'
VALENTIA NEW LIFEBOAT .--The ofelA:hocl
boat Institution has just forwarded a Ile% oi ":0011
lentia, on the coast of Km ry. The Wil°l,oo4", )00,
the establishment, amounting to £5OB. hes - d
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a benevolent person resident in Berkshire' readil te
and Limerick Steam Ship CompanY IW7°„oce 1:116
the lifeboat and carriage a freeroal oa
Tralee. All the lifeboats, Lng 'tittiOP
cog, belong to the National put..Doat 113 b