The Sun.
London, England, 1863-04-29 00:00:00

THE LATE PRINCE CONSORT.

On Wednesday, the 10th June, the Memorial of the Ex°
hibitiun of 1851, and the statue of his ituyai ilighruss the
Prince Consort, in the gardens ut the ituyai liorticulturia
Sucieiy, will ue uncovered in the presence of their Blal
tliBtiueses the Prince and Princess of Wales and other
members of the loyal Lundy. The following ceremonial
wilt be obses ved on the occasion The guests invital to take part in the procession will
assemble (by invitation card only) at the west dome of the
International budding.
11 hilst assembahg the military bands will play.
The royal party will arrive at tour o'clock precisely, and
wily be received by the Executive Committee of the Me-
morial Cutunutue, who wilt conduct their Royal High-
uesses to a reserved place on the plituorru under the western
dome.

iheir Ituyal Highnesses will then proceed down the nava
to a balcony over the sou hum entrance or the it.tyal Hord-
cuittirai Gardens, and their arrival will be announced by- a
ilu,,rish or trumpets. " Goa Save the Queen' wilt be
played by ihr_e military baud. united in the ante-garden.
lire council of the Itoyal nurticuiturat Society will then
present an undress and receive a reply.
Military bands wilt again play.
Atter which the .xecutive Committee of the Memorial
comutittee will read a short address end receive a reply.
His Royal Highness the Prince of %Yams will °ranr the
uncovering of the mennTial, which wilt be announced by a
flourish oi trumpets and a salute of artillery, after which
limitary music will be performed and the fountains will

The royal party, headed by the procession, will then
walk round the gardens, stopping at, various points to see
the memorial and tke garden.
The line of the pivutssion will be marked by barriers and
banners, and it is requested than, during the. procession the
zpectutors will remain siatiuntu_y.
In the event of rain the line of procession will keep
under the cover of the arcades
The exhibition building will be thrown open to the
visitors to the garden.

The Prince of Wales has been appointed colonel
of the tOtn Hussars, known as the Prince of Wales's Own
Ruyal Regiment,
vice the Earl Beauchamp, who is ap-
pointed colonel of the 2d Lite Guardt.4., vacant by the death
of Field-Marshed Lord Seaton.
ftie Dukt, of Cleveland and Lady Augusta Poulett
return to triwn at the close of the week from Paris.
The Dttlie and Duchess of Marlborough enter-
tained a select party at dinner last evening at their /mill
residence in St. James s •square.
Lord Brougham, who is in the best of health,
ituends to leave his chateau at Cannes the week after nett
for Paris; and the noble and learned lord will probably be
in town by the third week In May.
The Countess of Derby will have evening parties
on Thursday, the 21st May, and on Wednesday, the 27th.
and Cuunices Russell entertained at dinner
last evening, in Chesham-place, the Spanish Minister, the.
Haytian Minister, thf Dowager Countess of Liehfi la and
Laay Anson, the Marquis of liartington, Lord and Le-dY
Harry Vane, Lord and Laity Como itusell, Lord and Lady.
'Taunton, Lard Henry Scott, Lord Courtenay, and Coast
Wimptlen.
L,dy Margaret -Beaumont's ball will take plait®
on Monday, May 18.
Lady ii,;ziniker gave her second ball for the
eason last evening.

lhe &grit file. the Chancellor of the ExcheqUer
.
feud Mrs. Gladstonemitertaiatd a kinidll party at dinner last
evening, at their residence on Carlton-house terrace. The EArl of Wiitou has returned to town for the
season. Thu noble earl will &lye a series of dinners early
in the ensuing month.

Tne and CuLmtess of War wick are expected
to arrive at their hour© in the Siable Yard, St. James °'
L-tnerrow, iron liaiy,
Tile Earl of Denbigh is ;nearly recovered from
late illness, and is still in th cpuntrY.