The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-22 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert,
with their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, the
Princess Royal, Prince Alfred, the Princesses Alice,
Helens, and Louisa, and Prince Arthur, left Osborne
at two o'clock on Saturday afternoon, attended by
the Countess of llountaEdgecumbe' the Honourable
Caroline Cavendish, Colonel the Honourable Charles
Grey, M'jor-General Buckley, Colonel Bouverie, and
the Master of the Household,, and,embarked on the
Fairy royal steam-yacht, crossed to Southampton,
and travelled.to London by a special train on the
London and South-Western Railway. At the Nine
Elms station her Majesty and Prince Albert and the
august party entered six of the Queen's carriage!,
-
and proceeded (escorted by a detachment of the 7th
Hussars) to Buckingham Palace, where they arrived
at twenty-four minutes before six o'clock.
The Queen and Prince Alban were received at
the Palace by Lady Caroline Barrington, Hon. Flora
Macdonald, the Duke of Montrose, the Marquis of
Exeter, the Earl of Jersey, Viscount Newport, the
Earl et Morton, Lord George Lennox, Major-General
Berkeley Drammond, and Colonel Wylde.
Her M jesty and Prince Albert walked yesterday
morning in toe garden in. Buckingham Palace, and
thy- novel Family tooilpojer usual exercise.
rra. the Prince
Wales arid the Princess Royal, the L (dies and Gen-
tlemen (0' the Court and the domestic Household, at-
teLded Divine st-rvice yesterday morning in the pri-
vate chapsl of Buckingham Phlace. The lion. and
itoy. Griara;d Weltesley offichte
Earl of 'Derby isal au.ssashence of her Ma•
jef,ty yesterday at Buckingham Palatle.
• Senor Istureiz, the Spanish Minister, transacted
bleak ess on Saturday at the Foreign-office, Downing-
street.
Mr. E. W. a sa„rs. had an, interview with
the Right H. -nley, on Saturday, at the
Board of Trae s.
A deputation from the local Board of Health of
Southampton had an interview with the General
Board of Health, at their officer, Whitehall, on Sa-
turday. The deputation consisted of the Mayor of
Southampton (Mr. R. Andrews), and Messrs. George
J. R. Stebbing, and
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Le
ha insrtil leesy,
Davis. Joseph Lh
eayn kwisetree attended by Mr. Charles
E. Deacon, the Town-clerk of Southampton.
Mr. E. J. Hughes, of Manchester, had an interview
on Saturday with Lord Colchester, at the Board of
Trade, on the subject of the Patent Law Amendment
A deputation on the subject of the Stockton Exten-
sion and Improvement Bill, had an interview with Mr.
Secretary Walpole at the Home-office on Saturday.
The deputation consisted of Lord Harry Vane, M.P.,
Mr. J. Farrer, M.P., Mr.a eNnVti.lion, Town-clerk of
Stoitr.tonG,eaanedb,Mm.p.,
r. Clabon, g
transacted business with the
Railway Department of the Board of Trade on
Saturday.
Robertdeputation,rdsy consisting of the Earl of Harrowby,
Lord . Grosvenor, Mr. B. B. Cabbell, M.P ,
the Rev. C. Hume, Mr. R. Fox, Messrs. F. O. Ward.,
G. R. Godwin, Lewis Hume, Dr. Milroy, Messrs.
H. Roberts, C. F. J. Lord, Thos. Abraham, W. D•
Brace, W. Cotton, C. Nelsen, W. Wildbore, and the
Rev. M. W. Lusignan, Dr. Barnett, and Mr. C. B.
Walsh, Honorary Secretaries of the Metropolitan
Sanitary Association, had en interview en Saturday
with Lord John Manners, at the office of the Com-
misAuners of Works and Public Buildings in White-
hall-place.
The Duke of Wellington attended the early service
yesterday in the Chapel Royal, St. James's. The
Rev. Dr. Wesley officiated, and preached the sermon.
At the daily service the sermon was preached
.by the
Bishop of Chichester.

THE NAVAL KNIGHTS OF WINDSOR.—A vacancy
has occurred in the foundation of Travers College by the
death of Lieut. George Bland (1815), Naval Knight of
Windsor, who died on Friday last, at his rooms in the estab-
lishment, aged-56. At the time the St. George and other
ships coming from the North Sea were wrecked on the Hake
Seeds. he was cast on the Dutch coast, and detained as a
prisoner in France till the end of the war, said on his return
to England, after peace was proclaimed, be was made Lieu-
tenant. lie was made a Naval Knight by William IV. The
appointment
to the Naval Knight College at Windsor is in
the gift of her Majesty. The First Lord of the Admiralty
has the nomination of two veterans from the list of.candi-
datee,whom be submits to her Majesty to-make the choice of
an officer to the situation, who must be,
according the will
of the founder, " unmarried and without children.'
BURKE'S PEERAGE AND BARONETAGF, FOE 1852.
1 Vol. with 1,500 engravings of arms, &a—The--The new edition
of this important work has just appeared, revised and nor-
to
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munications of the nobility, &e. This work has long main-
tained its ground as the best Genealogical Baronetage of
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GLA.*GOW ANTI• COEN LAW AS,OCIATION.--A pre-
•meeting of the directors of this association War
liminary
held on Friday', 1
'n the Royal Exclange Sale-eooms. Mr.
tdheaetdistinleortetios hbaerfdelund in its page— Globe.
Walter Buchanan, of Shandel!, was called to the chair, and
Mr. Alexander Graham, of Laneefield, moved a resolution,
to the effect that, in consequence of the advent to power of
the Protectionist party, and the likelihood of an early effort
being made to restore Protection, the Glasgow Anti-Corn
Law Association should renew their operations until the
question of free trade is finally settled. The resolution vas
seconded by Mr. Thomas i-)aviison. A short discus&oa
then took place as to whether the question of Parliamentary
reform should be mixed up in any way with the prmary
object of the association; but it was ultimately agreed that
it should not, and the resolution was adopted. It was thea
agreed to present a requisition to the Lord Provost from a
meeting of the citizens on an early day, to consider the
steps necessary to be taken to defend the cause of tree trade
APOTHECARIES' HALL—Names of gentlemen who
!-passed their examination in the science and practice of medicine.
and feceired cartificates to practise, on Thursday*, March 18, 1852 :-
50;1th:head Langworthy, Modbury, ,Devon; Arthur Newstas.
Selman, Poolanatonb Yorkshire; Francis RoPson, Wang, Berta.