The Sun.
London, England, 1865-11-11 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY•

The Prince and Princess of Wales'
SANDRINGHAM, Friday
Yesterday being the Prince of Wales's birthday'
all the children belonging to Dersingham, Sang.
ham, Wolferton, and West Newton schools
regaled with a substantial dinner, their Beth
Highnesses the Prinee and Princess of Wales'
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Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia, the v'''g
of Cambridge, and the rest of the visitors berg
present.
The labourers on the royal estate received Pre'
sents from their royal highnesses in lieu of dieltr.,
At dark a huge bonfire was lighted at Salldrnud'
ham heights, which illuminated the country' row
for miles, and lasted for several hours. at
Their royal highnesses gave a dinner paiv'
which the following guests, who are stayieg:
Sandringham, were present :----Their Royal lbeg,eo
nesses the Crown Prince and the Crown Fri!,
of Prussia, his Royal Highness the Duke of tAwd:
bridge, the Duke and Duchess of Suther.,, 18°ed
Earl of Leicester, Viscount Hamilton, Lord Mr
Paget, Hon. Mrs. E. Coke, Countess liehelitbolo
and Count Eulenberg (in attendance on the Crotbe
Prince and Crown Princess of Prussia), Colonel
Hon. Jas. Macdonald (in attendance on the V°
of Cambridge), Major Teesdale, and Mr. Fisher'po
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prilitc„-i.
of Wales afterwards gave a dance, to which the;
lowing received invitations :—.Marquis and Al d,
chioness Townshend, Lady Audrey Townshie°o,
Lord Claud Hamilton, Hon. Henry Bourke, 'c't.
Frederick Wellesley, Hon. Chas. Carrington, Cleo
Lane Fox, the Countess of Leicester and the La Coke, Lord and Lady Walsingham, Hon. Thellias
o.
deGrey, M.P, Lord and Lady Sondes, and the°ar.
Misses Mulles, Lady and the Misses Ffolkes, Sir titi
Ffolkes, Bart., Mr. G. Ffolkes, Mr. D. Bre:v:l,i
Lieut.-General, Mrs., and the Misses Knollys,
Albert Leveson-Gower, Mr. F. Knollys,
Admiral and Mrs. Seymour, and Miss Hoste,
and Mrs. Villebois and Miss Bagge, the MarVis,°,ci
Blandford, Earl and Countess of Effingham,
Lady Alice Howard, Viscount Milton, M.P.1143;
Sandys and Hon. Misses Sandys, Sir Ivor Guest'
Bart., Capt. Stewart, Mr. Jerningham, Mr. Dill°l3'
Mr. G. Vivian, Mr. Fountaine and the Misses
Fountaine, Earl Vane, Mr. G. W. P. Bentinel‘ j
Mr. and Mrs. Hamond, Mr. A. Hamond, Mr. 0,
Mrs. Elwes, Mr. and Mrs. Hay Gurney, Mr.
Mrs. Somerville Gurney, Mr. H. Coldham, Captaist
Mrs., and Miss Campbell, Mr. W. F. Campbell,
Lieut. Parke, R.N., Rev. C. W. and Mrs. Bao'
Rev. G. B. and Miss Moxon, Rev. W. and Mrs'
Dickinson, Rev. R. B. and Mrs. Scholefield, l"
and Mrs. Jarvis, and Mr. Kendall. Coote and
Tinney's band was in attendance.
At the neighbouring town of King's Lynn there
were many joyous demonstrations. Through,eAt
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the day flags floated from the various public bull',o
ings, and the bells in the tower of St. Margaret
Church pealed merrily ; the effect being added t°
by the firing of cannon. At night there was a Par;
tial illumination, and the streets were full of people'
who amused themselves with fireworks.

Marriage in High Life.
This morning the marriage of the third 13011 of
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Lord and Lady Dormer, the Hon. Herbert Dorrevsof
with Miss Mary Digby, youngest daughter Kenelm Digby, Esq., of Shaftesbury 1-1°11Bee;
Kensington, was solemnized at St. Mary Abb°'
Church, Holland-street, Kensington.
The wedding party was of a most brilliant de
scription, and among those present were Ldp
Petre, Lady Dormer and family, Count 8„a
0,1,
Countess Torre-Diaz, Col. and Mrs. Greenw°,,
Viscount Southwell, Lady Doughty, Mrs. and .31;
Mangles, Mr. and Lady Gwen Delane, Countess
Digby Boycott, Capt. Digby Boycott and Miss Diigo
Boycott, Mr. Maloney, Mr. Manning (brother °f
Archbishop), Mr. and Mrs. Townley, Mrs. NO°
ington Hibbert, Misses Bowden, and a great mani:e
the beau monde. On the arrival at the chureh)t
wedding party were conducted to the high 0.1',e;
which was magnificently decorated, where the Cate
mony was performed by the Very Rev. Cal).°
Hearn, D.D., in a most solemn and impressive
manner. The mass of the bride and bridegr°„
°ra
having been sung, the rev. canon gave the benecuu
tion, and, amidst the magnificent notes of the orgail,
pealing forth Mendelssohn's " Wedding March'
the newly married couple left the church.
For the special information of our fair reade.7o'
we have to say that the bride wore a splendid
silk dress, over which descended a veil of lionitel:
lace of the richest manufacture, which was attach
to her head by a wreath of orange blossoms. The
fair bridesmaids—the Hon. Paulina and Margaret'
Southwell, Miss Eva Digby Boycott, and Miss tier
bert—wore similar costumes, viz., a dress of white
silk elegantly trimmed with Denmark blue velvet. ,
A splendid dejeiiner, supplied by Mr. Herbert, °'
High-street, Kensington, was served at Shaftesbal
House, after partaking of which the newly-wecidc'
couple, amidst the hearty greetings of the brilliant
assembly, left town for the Isle of Wight.

The Duke and Duchess of Newcastle leave tell°
to-day on their return to Clumber Park, Notts.
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The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricarde-eft
town on Thursday for Portumna Castle, county aldwgsl.
We are authorised to contradict the announce.
ment which has appeared of the intended marriage of t,„11
Marquis of Queensberry and Miss Montgomery, of SW/-
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Castle. We are assured that no marriage is arranged be
tween the noble marquis and any one whatever.
Lady Dormer has arrived at Brown's tel
from Grove Park, Warwick.
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Sir John and Lady Hartopp have =iv.--
Farrance's Hotel from Four Oaks, near Coventry.
Col. and Lady Harriet Lane have left Brown
Hotel.

Mr. and Lady Margaret Beaumont leave town ttlia:
day, in order to receive a large party at their seat, new
Wakefield.

SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS FOR THE ENSUING Vii°s.
Monday—Geographical, at " Discovery of 5
Second Great Lake of the Nile, Albert Nyanza," Mr. 138 It
Tuesday —Anthropological, at 8, "Anthropological PaPe'i
at Birmingham Meeting," Mr. Carter Blake ; Bejeila,.
Explorations in the Zetland Isles," Dr. Hunt and Mr. .I"9'.f-0
Civil Engineers, at 8, " Telegraph to India, Scei" 6ir
3fr•
Tilston Bright. Zoological, at 81-, "Egg of DirlOrDiS, ;
Stevens ; " Bones of Didus from Rodriguez," Mr. Not?,
"New Raptorial Bird, Damara Island," Mr. Gurney%
tographic, at 8. Wednesday—Meteorological, at 7, "
servations adopted in Russia," Lieut. Rechecheft ; litt;
perature at Greenwich and Newport," Mr. Bloxam. Sciel-,
of Arts, at 8, address, Mr. Hawes. Thursday—ZooloVe4Th
at 4 ; Numismatic, at 7 ; Linnean, at 8, "British S9.IPT;
Dr. M'lntosh ; " Chloeon, Part 2," Sir John Lubb°c
" Cynipithe," Mr. Halley ; "Monograph of Aphroditarce;
Part 2," Dr. Beird ; Royal, at 8 ; Antiquaries, at Bi. •
day—Philological, at 8. Saturday —Horticultural, at 2.
Athena3um.
We are informed by the Cork, Examiner that
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new Transatlantic line of steamers calling at Como
competition with the National and Inman lines, isve
to be started by Messrs. Gulon, of Liverpool. It will D'
a weekly sailing, the first of wl4ich took pip° yoitercitl'

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WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 10.
The Queen, accompanied by their Royal
nesses the Prince and Princess Louis of Hesse and
Princess Helena, drove out this morning in 3 Car;
riage and four, attended by Baroness Schenck an
by Lord Charles Fitzroy on horseback.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
Louis of Hesse and her Royal Highness frincess
Helena honoured the performance at the Royal
English Opera, Covent-garden, with their presence
last evening, and afterwards returned to Windsor
Castle.

Baroness Schenck, the Hon. Mrs. Wellesley,
Baron de Rabenau, and Colonel H. Ponsouby were
in attendance.
His Royal Highness Prince Arthur, attended bI
Major Elphinstone, left the Castle this morningfor
Greenwich Park.
Mr. Gale had the honour of exhibiting to her
Majesty, who was accompanied by their Royal
Highnesses Princess Helena, Princess Beatrice,
Prince Leopold, and Prince Louis of Hesse, hig 111;
vention forrendering gunpowder non-explosive, 811'
restoring its explosive properties at pleasure.