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

TEE LATE PRINCE CONSORT.

On Wednesday, the 10th June, the Memorial of the Vl-
hibition of 1851, and the statue of his Royal Highness 1118
Prince Consort, in the gardens of the Royal Horticulture
society, will be uncovered in the presence of their 144al
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Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales and 011.7,
members of the royal family. The following ceremuul"
wilt be obse(ved on the occasion :
The guests invited to take part in the procession will
assemble (by invitation card only) at the west dome of the
International Building.
Whilst assembling the military bands will play.
The royal party will arrive at four o'clock precisely, and
will be received by the Executive Committee of the Nler
modal Committee, who will conduct their Royal
nesses to a reserved place on the platform under the western
dome.

proceed down the nal!
Their Royal Highnesses will then
to a balcouy over the sou,hern entrance 01 the Royal flora'
cultural Gardens, and their arrival will be announced by
flourish of trumpets. "God Save the Queen" will b 6
played by three military bands united in the ante-garden.
The council of the Royal Horticultural Society will then
present an address and receive a reply.
Military bands will again play.
After which the txecutive Committee of the Memorial
Committee will read a short address and receive a reply
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales will oraer t",.
uncovering of the memorial, which will be announced 1/.;
flourish of trumpets and a salute of artillery, alter
military music will be performed and the fountains 11
play.

The royal party, headed by the procession, will tbe:o
walk round the gardens, stopping at various points to
the memorial and the garden.
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The line of the procession will be marked by barriers 04130
banners, and it is requested that, during the procession
spectators will remain stationary.
IL the event of rain the line of procession will keep
under the cover of tha arcades

The exhibition building will be thrown open to tilt/
viaiturs to the garden.

The Prince of Wales has been appointed Collt
of
the 10th Hussars, known as the Prince of Wales's °
Royal Regiment, vice the Earl Beauchamp, who i 9
painted colonel of the 2d Lite Guards, vacant by the de.
of Field-Marshal Lord Seaton.
Itie Duke of Cleveland and Lady Augusta Pcie-e
tti
return to town at the close of the week from Paris.
ter,
'l'ne Duke and Duchess of Matlburouga elllll
tained a select party at dinner last evening at their 18111"
residence in St. James s.square.
Lot a Brougnaih, who is in the best of be'lltil;
intends to Lava his chateau at Cannes the week after Pelle
fur Paris; and the noble and learned lord will probably
in town by the third week in May.
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The Countess of Derby will have evening P 9,1,
on Thursday, the 21st May, and on Wednesday, the 27-
Eirl aria COIIIIIVBB Russell entertainer; at di°oo
last evening, iu Cheshatn-piace, the Spanish Minister, azta
Haytian Minister, tht Dowager Countess of Lichfi i riadi
Lady G. Anson, the Marquis of Hartington, Lora and
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Hairy Vane, Lord and Lady Cosmo Russell, Lord eudout
Taunton, Lard Henry Scott, Lord Courtenay, and
Wiropffen. 100
Lady Margaret Beaumont's ball will take P
on Monday, May 18. the
Lidy Henniker gave her second ball for

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eason last evening.
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'[he Right Ron. the Chancellor of the Eel'i
and Nlrs. Gladstone entertained a small "`j
party at dialler -8°
evening, at their residence on Carlton-house•terrace' tlye
BThe Earl of Wilton has returned to town for
eat
eason. The noble earl will give a series of dinners -
in the ensuing month. °tea
The Earl and Countess of Warwick are e°l)e do,
to arrive at their house in the Stable Yard, St.
L-merrow, from Italy. en 1110
The Earl of Denbigh is nearly reicovered frog
late ilium; Kid is still iu the wuntry,