The Sun.
London, England, 1865-03-15 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY.

•
BUCKINGHAM PALACE, March 14.
Her Royal Highness Princess Louise, attended
by Lady Caroline Barrington and Colonel the 1101'.
A. Hardinge, dined with the Prince and Princess odt
Wales at Marlborough House last evening, an
afterwards went with their Royal Highnesses the
afterwards t
Adelphi Theatre. •
The Queen drove out this morning, attended bYd
the Duchess of Roxburghe, Lord Alfred Paget, 3,,
Colonel the Hon. A. Hanlinge, and visited to
Hospital for Consumption at Bromptnn•
Her Majesty, attended by the Countess of Gait's"
r
borough and Colonel the Hon. A. Hardinge, afte;
wards visited the Prince and Princess of W3ies a
Marlborough House, and remained to luncheon.
and
Their Royal Highnesses Princess Helena t_
Princess Louise went to the British .lusenlll,,,, aro
tended by Lady Caroline Barrington and the veto
of Windsor, and afterwards took luncheon With a
Prince and Princess of Wales at Marlher°llb
House. oi
Her Majesty, accompanied by her Royal A- g,sa
ness Princess Helena, drove out in the afterTer
and visited the Dowager Countess of Jersey

residence in Berkeley-square.
Her Majesty also visited her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Cambridge at St. James's Palace. ea
The Hon. Flora Macdonald and Lord Alfr •
Paget were in attendance. n and
Earl Russell had an audience of the Quee-'
introduced Sir Rutherford Alcock to her Majeds'ilho
The Countess of Gainsborough has suenencle
Duchess of Roxburghe as the Lady in Waiting, a
the Earl of Caithness and Lieut.-Col. F. Calloh
sir
have succeeded Lord Talbot de Malahide an in
W. Hoste, Bart., R.N., as the Lord and Gr°°/13
Waiting to her Majesty.

Royal Visit to Brompton Hospital'
Her Majesty yesterday morning surPrised, the
inmates.. of the Consumption Hospital BroraPte-: of
a visit. The Queen, attended by the Duelltn.
Roxburghe, Lord Alfred Paget, Colonel the ."-110
Arthur. Hardinge, and Dr. Jenner, axrived at pto.
hospital at 11 o'clock, and was received at the
trance by the Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, r-pr.
Rose, Hon. Sec. (the founder of the hosPital)' 'or
Hamilton Roe and Dr. Cotton (the two
physicians), and the principal officials of the illfstir
tution. . Her Majesty walked through the ~the
galleries," called respectively the " Victerit d
" Albert," the " Foulis," and the " Jean)? "1.1,1 'of
entering many of the wards, speaking to sae" 01
the patients who were confined to their beds' •
pathisbiorl
bestowing upon ail kindly smiles and srn
looks. . Her Majesty then visited the chapel en,
was built by the chairman, Sir Henry F°ll"''' cot
tered the vestry, and inspected the librarY ' 3vith
which. she expressed a wish to see the kitchen steam
which, as well as with the larder andhe ifor
apparatus for cooking and for raising the ".15 red
the patients and the provisions, the Queen aP:naell iu
much. interested. Her Majesty' wrote her 11-seroll
the visitors' book, and examined the vell_inlll.l:ince
containing the signatures of the lanieriteub`n were
Consort, and of the distinguished visitors ""Af the
present at the laying of the foundation stenejah of
new building by his Royal Highness, on the
June, 1844. During her somewhat lengtilen7neuts,
the Queen narrowly inspected all the axratige'"
nifested such
.and by her numerous questions ma
interest inthe charity, which has long been htii°tioll
by the Royal support and patronage. In 3,- Otis'
to repeated. and emphatic expressions O' leased
faction, her Majesty was 'graciously 1:1,001
on leaving to signify her entire 11Pr, of
of everything she had seen. To the Patieu-'OO
whom there are 210, the Royal visit was an eccailoe
of intense gratification and interest. Attie
honoured by special notice was one of the bii-arge.
survivors of the famous Balaklava eavall c:47,j- for
This poor. soldier was an inmate of the heq"„r"
the
.third time since his discharge from the -acd
having on each occasion been sufficiently r
to health to earn his livelihood.

The Prince and Princess of VCraleS,4'
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, March
The Prince of Wales rode on horsebac3
morning, attended by Lieut.-Col. KepPel• deice'
The Princess of Wales took a carriage
accompanied by Princess Louise. f 1,019'
The Prince of Wales went to the liouse
in the afternoon. a di°jet
The Prince and Princess of Wales had 'd Da
party in the evening. The company inc,b—,e-uesel
Royal Highness Princess Helena, his -r)1"10,1301;,
the Russian Ambassador and Baroness price sod
Field-Marshal Prince Bariatinsky, the ,Pni,ljebiooc°
Duchess of Sutherland, the Marquis ancl3':, }Pit
of Carmarthen, Viscount and Visconntel,
the Bishop of Oxford, Sir Robert and Lady
11, !i'f'
Peel, the Right Hon. E. and Mrs. Car;re
Rutherford Alcock, Mr. Oliphant, Mr. Fit;trtaioge'
Caroline Barrington and Col. the Hon. A.
theol.
in attendance upon the Princess Helena,
Mrs.
Bruce, Lieut.-Gen. Knollys, and
Keppel. et. 4
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on Monday last at Buckingham rels:e.leo
f The Earl and Countess Spencer hav;rcs.
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or their seat in Northamptonshire for a fe."l-. esr- the
The Earl and Countess of Carnarvon areeod o. iii
to return from their tour in Italy towards tile oterigiDa
ensuing. month. His lordship's health has berdurillg
improved by his residence in a warm clinis'e lee
winter. i ed 5 6e
The Earl and Countess Russell rece-T ,cidellce
party at dinner yesterday evening at their r"'
Chosham-place. t 01'4°
„rived 3-oleg.
Lady Dinorben and family have 9'--I,Terill has
House, South Audley-street, from Llysdnlas' Arceo,
Lady Sophia des Vceux and Miss des d perie`:;eeo
taken a residence at Southsea for a lengths°
lace bet. utet
31 A marriage is arranged to take O, cla,'lg
Mr. Swinton, the artist, and the Hon. Miss 40 --° tile
of Lord de Ros. ?
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. _IVINGSTONE'S SON.—Dr. .dera)e, o-
,
African traveller, is at present in COI ,ppeci, ocrr
xiety respecting his eldest son, who WO Itilue loseoriogi
American port on board the vessel in White:for P!inlie 5;
ing, by some of those unprincipled
substitutes of whom we have heard. eogeenejlisteci;vo re6ei,
New Hampshire Volunteers. He is knoNo t°oot. 1' oca°
present at the skirmish before Richmond '',,,ci eve Did •si
but from that time all trace of him is lost' :-a•
_.,,*-: 1 1t
of sending letters to him has been tried in - tletlr/
Code g'f° gft
lieved to have been made prisoner by 00 Noeld - : se 1, ,
is to be hoped that if the American Pap ay
ia 0 spie;ocoll'„.;
culation to the above facts, the son 13'91 ,iresell," to °'
notice through the Southern journals of 11.5110 Ito
tion and place of abode to his father be° to i 4
oncTeHmEoresfEocrotesintemriorAof Apfrico,. ortiiiig OP
vEL....-..ACes
zw„c,SD. 01,4
French maxim, " It is neither the big °n To, cioil'
that kill, it is the seconds." And there is a 0 agos 400'
that one of the parties, thinking the secondSti° ‘l.O fit ;,000
turned to his adversary and said, " I wll loci the
second if you will fire at mine." But in flgi more r TIO
of responsibility is so strong that seconds Weeootrari'ool •
to compromising arrangements than tile, to el° 000
late Sir Alexander Grant, having occasio.no .iforo,loter,
friend, applied to the late Lord Hertford (Wieooder ei,.llg
who settled the affair amicably. On Sir I;tobert riex;0101310
tioning what had passed to the late il.
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said, " You are wrong; Yarmouth vr° i, auto , Iv 6
more of getting out of the scrape hilrise" ..,,og iLP 0 or
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gentleman, whose.gallantry was well laic
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not mistaken, he was the Opposition
.3',.. 011,145er
county of Galway, when Martha, The survivor.
would win the seat, replied, " The s'grv'vy (189
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