The Sun.
London, England, 1864-08-05 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY,

OSBORNE, ikag. 4.
The Queen, accompanied by the Princess of
Wales and Princess Louis of Hesse, drove out
yesterday, attended by Lieut.-Colonel Du Plat.
Earl Granville arrived at Osborne, and had the
honour of dining with the Qu'kn and Royal fanaili•
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Prince Leopold at Bishop's Waltham.
The interesting ceremony of laying the touncia-
tion stone of tt.e intended infirmary at Bishop s
Waltham, Hampshire, took place yesterday. It is
' understood that the new hosiital owes its founda-
tion to Mr Arthur Helps, the clerk to her Majesty e
s
Privy Council, by whose endeavours £4,500 ha
•, been raised by private subscription, her Mal
and
the Queen having been one of the largest ana
principal contributors. His Royal Highness Prince
Leopold, accompanied by his Royal Highness PriOa
Louis of 'Hesse, arrived by specie]. train fr°lll
Southampton soon after one o'clock.
Immediately the Prince stepped from the IteYal
carriage two youthful daughters of Arthur HopLis
Esq., presented Prince Leopold and Prince
of Hesse with bouquets, which were gracefully re'
ceived from the hands of the fair donors. Earl
The Royal Princes were accompanied by —a
Granville, General Grey, and Baron Westerweller.
Their Royal Highnesses were received at Bishor
the
Waltham Railway station by the chairman,
provisional committee, the treasurer, the honorary
secretary of the Royal Albert
stewards of the festival committee, the hisheP 0f tod
the rector
diocese, the Dean of Winchester,
winehesterc;
Bishop's Waltham, and the mayors of
Portsmouth, and South, and passed in Prc'eee,Bifil, the
the place appointed for the ceremony of lasing
foundation stone, he
On the arrival of their Royal HightlesB the
guard guard of honour (the 3d Administrative
Infirmary, tblio
'Hants Volunteers) saluted, and the National the
them was sung by the choir, accompanied by
band. f
A prayer was cffered up by the Bishop e" ti
Chester, after which the choir, under the direoc-
;,
of Mr Rowland, of Southampton, sung the
''
dredth Psalm.
His Royal Highness Prince Leopold thee laid thris
stone a silver trowel in a workmanlike 13a503;
nor, and after some further devotional services
ceremony 'erminated. • tioa
After the ceremony of laying the founeA a
gee
stone was concluded the two Princes visited a orisit
establishment recently built at the expense °. 14.
Clarke, the public orator at Cambridge, ill
of
tion with Miss Helps, for the benefit of the poorf ;
Bishop's Waltham, where they each partook °
cup of coffee.
Who
the conclusion of the ceremony chose bad.
% to
received invitations to the luncheon proceed
the palace grounds. flied
Their Royal Highnesses and suite, accor3P2-
Works,
by the escort, visited some of the adjacent vrerdth;
and after proceeding through the town rejeinet the
visitors in the palace grounds. Auleege"
W.
stewards of the festival present we noticed
Beach, Esq., M.P., G. Selater-Booth, E'cl" 1‘ SwDe,
Colonel Bower, E. J. Sartoris, Esq:, AV. 11. a
Esq , and many other gentry in the neigbbou,rhotbb
The banquet was supplied by Mr. Frisk, 01 Bea`
ampton, and consisted of every delicacy of the
co,
son, with a superabundance of hot-house
fireP
English pines, peaches, nectarines, &o.
Mr. Helps, in proposing "The Queen," - s
al building
is principally through her Majesty that the bu
ht to
had been projected. In every respect we oug 0
he!
be grateful to the Queen also for allowing rrine_
Leopold to come to-day. The great a action
to
1
Majesty has lately suffered has induced her
:
Gpmpathise more with the sufferings, and to be ra=.'irre
kind to her bubjects who have been in distrees• t
are often induced to think of two lines of the re
in connection with her Majesty—
, " That woman cannot be of nature's making
Who, being kind, her wisely made not kin °
der.
lam authorised to say to-day we have her Mesiest;4l
sympathy and best wishes for the prosperity et t-e
institution we have this day inaugurated,
Health
of
The Chairman, in proposing "Tee Ilea- t
Prince Leopold, Prince Louis of Hesse, and the f;:
of the Royal Family," referred to some of the .-7;
torical recollections connected with the town, /IT;
and prelates (he said) having resided there. Inktio
case we have had the honour of a royal visit in "our
a work of charity has begun, and we have doneheie
best to receive them well. You cannot eaPeeL t
royal highnesses to make a speech. retest
Prince Louis of Hesse returned bill WA • kind
thanks and that of Prince Leopold's for the
thei
their
way in which they had proposed and received
health. r froth tlie
Their royal highnesses then withdrew
vg
tent amidst loud cheere, and the rest es, the eveni
was spent in festivity. Dented a
The quiet town of Bishop's Waltham Pre deco-
very gay appearance; nearly every house iv;overal
rated with flags, flowers, or evergreens'
triumphal arches were erected across the P 'lBr
ara, tastete' -
streets, formed of evergreens and g°",e-- . oaproa
designed, surmounted with banaers ream
rgone g
priate inscriptions. The town has Linde
improvement. With r

bout
The Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe ore /1„,,,
to receiva a oueeession of visitors at Floors Castle, J,-- •
$300‘.;
burghshire.
eDSuccohtlean.ssd of St. Albans, Lady Diana
clerk, and Viscount Falkland will leave town to-m
a tourrll in
o "
aQa
family -
The Duchess of Sotomsyor and
arrived at Maurigy's Hotel from Madrid.
The Marquis and Marchioness of
Clam: de
.Car
leave Stratton to-day on a tour in G erman
anied by the,
y-
Le Marquis de Casa Iruja, accomp
e
Marquis de la Rocca, have arrived at Maurigy's
Ilot
from Stonyhurst, Lancashire.
The Earl of Dudley returns to town to-day froo
Worcester. His lordship will leave Dudley House earl/
next week for Scotland. return earl
The Earl and Countess of Durham
town to-day from Weymouth. The C
noble earl and courktO
will leave town early next week for Lambton astle. ft
le
The Earl and Countess of Cnesteificld have
town for their seat, Bretby Palk, Derbyshire.
The Countess Dowager- of Lichfield and
1-'9'l7,
Gwendoline Anson have left town on a tour in Gern3a9,'
for a few months.
Lord
,achodrstamdycolN'ulrett,heuheinplenahvaem!lovwiinta.to-dolicr
and Lady Wriotheslepe y
Russell leave I" "n
theLi roereda t
to-day for Cheies, Bukinghamsire.
Lord and Ladyc Lindsayh have left Berkellr
square for their seat in Scotland.

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4MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.—A m- des'
arranged to take place between Lady Victoria Scott, el ora
daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Buccleuclif °ld
Schomberg Kerr, brother of the Marquis of Lothian'

FILIAL DEVOTION.—. A daughter of 3 so
named William Meredytb, occupying abourst
tea
acres of land, within two miles of Maryborough, endg 4.„ a
to New York 14 years ago. She was there Married ""earo
tnan of the name of Lyons, and her mother soma fitrah/re a
since went to America to see her child, and died there
little time ago. Oa Thursday last the neighbourboo'i
much surprised to find that Mrs Lyons had .s re_
Maryborough Station from Cork with her idetke;and
mains, having braved the dangers of the littalttl 'noire
the cost of such an expedition, through an inteuee
to gratify a wish of her parent to be buried at
11°13'
Dublin _Express. ern
IllE SOMER'S.TOWN MURDER AND .'"-61.,10-0..
On Wednesday night between 11 and ;13 °,:o-dy of
the order of the law was carried out relative to tbe "ad pro"
James Brown, against whoni the coroner's had
with the directithas of Dr Lankester, Mr (Murray,i gta•
nounced a special verdict of Eels de se. 11 fie t 136
coroner's officer, went to St. Pancras 'Workhddot libodY
f the "
road, Camden-town, and demanded possession o
ad.touse
of the murderer, which had remained in
since the inquest on Tuesday night. tb° de rides at
the workhouse at once gave up the bay, which" It well
roughly-made shell, without either mark or nittr,eretea
immediately removed in a cart to the Paroch. I._rt of the
at Finchley, and there in the unconsecrated the put-
ground the remains were put into a hole dug for
chlight.
pose. The interment was carried into effect by two,:
buried
The body of Ms Bishop, the victim of
hundredsßrown, was
of iir-
on Monday last in the presencs of many _ 01
seas at St. Pancras Cemetery, the expense of the
being met by her husband and friends. The snail:
as
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