The Sun.
London, England, 1865-01-13 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY,

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OSBORNE, Jan. 12.

Their Royal Highnesses Princess Helena and
Princess Margaret of Orleans, attended by the
Hon. Emma Lascelles, rode on horseback yesterday

morning. •
In the afternoon her Majesty the Quecm drove out
with Princess Helena and Princess Margafet.
Princess Beatrice and Princess Blanche of Orleans
drove to Carisbrook Castle.

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Her Majesty the Queen, with the junior members
of the Royal family, and attended by the ladies and.
gentlemen of the Court, is expected to leave Osborne
and return to Windsor Castle at an early day after
the 10th of February, the anniversary of the Queen's
wedding day.

The Prince and Princess of Wales.
SANDRINGHAM, Jan. 12

Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Wales, attended by the Countess of Morton,
Lieut.-General Knollys, and Captain Grey, and ac-
companied, by Admiral Sir Henry Keppel, and Vis-
count Hamilton, attended Divine service at Sand-
ringham Church on Sunday. The Rev. C. B.
Moxion, 8.A., rector, officiated and preached.
The birthday of Prince Albert Victor was cele-
brated on Monday. Flags floated from the church
and various buildings in the neighbourhood.
The Duchess of Cambridge, attended by Lady
Geraldine Somerset and Colonel Home Purves, ar-
rived on a visit to the Prince and Princess on
Monday.
Colonel the Hon. B. Fielding, of the Cold,streant
Guards, B. Woodward, Esq., librarian to the
Queen, and Arthur Helps, Esq., also arrived at
Sandringham on the same day, on a visit to the
Prince of Wales, for a few days' shooting and

hunting.
. The Countess of Morton has relieved the Mar-
chioness of Carmarthen in attendance on the Princess
of Wales.
On Tuesday his Royal Highness and visitors went
out shooting, and were joined in the afternoon by
their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales and
the Duchess of Cambridge.
The Prince of Wales, attended by Captain Grey'
and accompanied by Viscount Hamilton, Captain-
the Hon. B. Fielding, Colonel Purves, and Admiral
the Hon. Sir Henry Keppel, honoured the West
Norfolk with their presence, the " meet" being at
Babingly Bridge, on the Royal estate. The dal
being exceedingly fine the field was large and aris-
tocratic, and the scene was very gay.
The Prince of Wales will leave Sandringham to-
morrow morning, for Merton Hall, on a visit to
Lord Walsingham.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge
is expected to arrive in town on Tuesday next from visiting
their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales
at Sandringham. The Princess Mary returns from the
Continent towards the end of next week.

The Lord Chancellor arrived'in town on Tuesday
from Hackwood Park, near Basingstoke.
Lord and Lady Ebury are entertaining a large
party of friends at Moor Park, near Rickmansworth. The
company will separate on Saturday. •
DEATH OF LADY BRouGHAM.—Lady Brougham
died at Brighton yesterday morning shortly after 2 o'clock •
Her ladyship had been staying at that watering-place sine°.
August, and up to Monday last was in her usual health, se
much so that she intended to leave Brighton on Monday
next for Grafton-street. However, her ladyship was attacked-
with bronchitis, and died at the hour abovenamed. Lady
Brougham was the eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Edell
(uncle of the late Earl of Auckland and Lord Henley). I'M
lamented lady was twice married, first to Mr. J. Spalding,
of Holms, N.B. ; and secondly, on April 1, 1819, to Lora
Brougham, then Mr. Henry Brougham. Her ladyship, wile
was in her 77th year, had issue by Lord Brougham tWo
daughters, one born in 1820, and who died in 1821; an
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the Hon. Eleanor Louisa Brougham, who died in the bleep('
of youth in 1839. The intelligence of her ladyship's detail
was immediately transmitted to the noble and learned lord,
who is staying at his residence at Cannes.
The Earl and Countess of Essex are entertaining
company at their seat, Cassiobury Park, Watford. Amongst
the guests are the Earl and Countess of Winchilsea and
Lady Constance Finch-Hatton, Earl Cadogan and Lad/
Mary Cadogan, Viscountess Dungarvan and Lady gall
Hope Vere, Lord John Hay, Lord George Beauclerk,
Henry and Lady Amelia Blackwood, Colonel Calthorre'
Major Wombwell, Mr. Lumley, &c.
Earl Cowper will return to Panshanger,
fordshire, on Saturday, from a tour of visits. His lordsla
will give a county ball at Panshanger on Tuesday Ile°
On Monday a large circle will assemble on a visit to
noble earl. The Countess and Ladies Cowper are staYrilh'
at Panshanger.
THE KING OF GREECE.—Letters from Atlieo
mention an incident which has produced a certain sensatioo
in that capital. King George had appointed Goner'
Kalergis, Ambassador for Greece at Paris, to be his grand
equerry. This nomination, which in any other country'
would have passed almost unperceived, met with a serious
opposition, and gave rise to some discord among the gieis;
ters. The King nevertheless maintained his decision, bu
taking the circumstances into consideration, requested tIP.
general to postpone his return to Athens until further
orders.

MR. SOTHERON'S NEW THEATRE.—We
pool Post) believe there is some foundation for a reP°'
which has gained currency that Mr. Sothern is about to b°
installed in a new theatre at the West-end of London,
in
tended to be conducted on the principle of Wallacic.D
Theatre, in New York ; and we also understand thl
should this project be carried out by the influential an
wealthy gentlemen who have it in hand, Mr. Henders°lll
of the Prince of Wales's Theatre, is likely to join him in th

management.
THE MAILS, &c.—Southampton, Thursday.—The
Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Syria, C3Fti
A. Parish, sailed hence to-day for Gibraltar, Malta, °
Alexandria, with the Mediterranean and Bombay mails,
full cargo, and specie, jewelry, &c., value 221,7391. 65., vli';
For Alexandria—sovereigns, 14,000/. ; watches, 4701. 11°11.
Bombay—gold coin, 4,140/. ; bar silver, 183,800/. ;
coin, 18,700/. ; gold thread, watches, and jewelry, 6291.
The Syria takes out 41 first and4o second class passenger!'
and 40 proceed by the corresponding steamer from 31'11,
seines, making a total of 121. Among them are Ellels-.
Lord G. F. Hamilton and Lieut. Molyneux, for Gibraltar'
Col. Donovan, for Malta; Earl Dudley, for Alexandria
Capt. Warden, Capt. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Major Ot
Penton, Col. Smythe, Rev. A. and Mrs. Robinson, VI;
Pigott, Capt. and Mrs. Hancock, and Capt. Hanson, 1°
Bombay, &c. The Hamburg-American Company's screw
steamer Borussia, Capt., T. E. Meier, left last night for Sew 0
York, with German and English mailq, 65 saloon addo
large number of steerage passengers.from Hamburg, 11°1
and this port, and a fair amount of cargo.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO COLONEL D. C. LATOUCIIS;
J.P.—On Sunday evening last, as this gentleman was Pry
ceeding downstairs at his residence, La Valee, Bray, 110
accidentally missed his foot and fell down the entire ,„,t
heavily on his head, receiving, we are sorry to add, lie ",1
severe injuries. Dr. Darby was promptly sent for, 0 ,
succeeded in restoring him to consciousness. Two On°
tors from Dublin were telegraphed for on Tuesday. '1
making inquiries at four o'clock on Tuesday we lean
that the respected colonel was in a most precarious gat

—Freeman.
THE " TICKET OF LEAVE."—A striking
ample of Tom Taylor's play of the " Ticket-0f
Leave Man" is given in our Portsmouth news tl'i°o,
week. A poor fellow had been convicted, for s,
crime—whether he was driven to it from misfortunecil*
from dissolute habits we are not told—and had obtained
ticket of leave. He had since sought in vain for eraill°s:,'
meat, and at length, driven to desperation, he enlisted
the 21st Regiment. There is no evidence of his behacil
in anything but a proper manner ; but some how it lealo
out that the man had a ticket of leave. On the disco'Oel
the colonel of the regiment ordered him to be suunolthe,
for obtaining a " free kit by false pretences." When t"-„,
summons was returnable no one appeared against the 01'4
and a sergeant was sent for, who explained that it ''srij
considered that the man holding a ticket of leave sv°ll,or-
not be able to report himself or go abroad. The ga).o
of Portsmouth very properly condemned the prtletl
of persecuting men who had once fallen in crime
were again endeavouring to regain their lost characag
and the summons was dismissed. The unhappy rOll'.ef
he left the court, appeared to be overcome with 'e;
and well he might have been—poor wretch.— West
Gazette. fe
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY BOAT CLUB.----23' "
the
years ago a subscription was started among pi
College Boat Club for the purpose of raising a sum
presented to the Lifeboat Institution for a lifeboat. -Lr'4o
being accomplished, it was decided to name the boat," fi
Tom Egan," after the originator of the idea, who wasi;fjo
merly president of the University Boat Club ; and
boat being now ready, she will have her harbour tr''3l,st,
the Regent's Canal Dock, Liraehouse, on MondaY
The lifeboat is 32 feet long, and is built of solid mr.ll°s
She is to replace the lifeboat at Tramore, cotlntY Arl
ford.