The Sun.
London, England, 1865-04-28 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY.

OSBORNE, April 27.

The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon With
Princess Helena, attended by Lieut.-Colonel Du
Plat.

Princess Helena rode on horseback in the morn-
ing, attended by Lady Churchill.

THE RUSSIAN EMBASSY.—III consequence of the
lamented demise of the Czarewitch, the Russian Ambassa-
dor and Baroness Brunnow cannot accept any invitations
for a few weeks. It was contemplated that the imperia,
prince would visit London, and every preparation WO'S
made for his due reception. Death has thwarted those
expectations, and there is every probability that no enter-
tainment will be given at the Russian Embassy until the
ensuing season.
The Duchess of Wellington's first ball will take
place on Wednesday, May 10, at Apsley House.
The Countess (Dowager) of Grafton will leave
Wakefield Lodge, Northamptonshire, on Monday next, for
town.
The Earl Granville entertained a distinguished
circle at dinner last evening, at his residence in Bruton'
street, Berkeley-square.

The Earl and Countess of Carnarvon arrived
town on Wednesday evening, from Nice. The countess
has quite recovered from her indisposition.
The Earl of Dudley has arrived at Dudley House,
Park-lane, from Witley Court, Worcestershire.
The Earl of Powis, accompanied by the Countess
and Ladies Herbert, will arrive in town to morrow, from
the family seat in Wales.

The Earl and Countess of Durham have arrived
at the Hotel Bristol from Nice .on their way to England•
The Dowager Marchioness of Normanby has alighted si
the same hotel from Florence.

Lady Stanley of Alderley and Hon. Miss StanleY
returned to town yesterday, from Audley Park, Stafford"
shire.

Lord Broughton has arrived at his residence in
Berkeley-square, from Tidworth, Wilts.
Lord and Lady Proby have arrived at their resi-
dence in Halkin-street West, for the season.
Colonel and Mrs. Plunkett Burton have arrived
at their residence in Grosvenor-square.
The marriage of Lady Adelaide Feilding, daughter
of the Earl of Denbigh, with Mr. Charles 11-TurraYl
took place yesterday at Westminster Abbey, with full
choral service. Lord Waterpark was the 'best mall, and
the bridesmaids were the Ladies Ida and Catherine Field-
ing, Hon. Clare Feilding, Miss Lovett, Miss Harding, Mir
Macdonald Moreton, Miss Lucy Grant, Lady Augusta
Keppel, Hon. Florence Seymour, and Hon. Susan Cavell-
dish.

A matrimonial union is announced between two
great champagne growing families which must be
expected to lead to one of the most interesting popping °f
corks that.ever was heard. M. de Werl6, a young gentle
f
man of Prussian extraction, whose father, now mayor
Rheims, and a member of the Corps Legislatif, was for-
merly managing partner in the famous house of Cliquot, is
about to marry Madlle. Mathilde de Montebello, a daughter
of the duke, whose vine has almost eclipsed the laurels of
his family.

THE EX-QUEEN OF THE FRENCH.---The
Marie Anaelie, who is at present staying, with sele"-
members of her family, at Starkey's Royal Victoria
St. Leonards-on-Sea, attained her 83d year on Wednesdsl
last. Her Majesty, who is in the enjoyment of extraordii
narily good health, received congratulatory visits from all
the members of her family (except the Duke and Duchess
de Montpensier, who are absent from England); and awth;
o'clock a party of 30 sat down to an elegant breakfast.
union jack and various flags floated from the balcony of the
hotel and other conspicuous points of view, and the tow°
band serenaded the venerable ex-Queen several times "i:
ing the day. After breakfast her Majesty, accompanied h 7
several of the royal family, took a carriage drive, and 17,71
received with respectful salutations from many hundreds
of visitors assembled on the parade. The Queen of Ertgi
land, mindful of the happy occasion, sent a very beenta 'u
carriage, to be drawn by a pony, as a birthday remerebraneo
to the ex-Queen, who yesterday availed herself of it rds
taking an airing along the Steyne. The air of St. Leone
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has had a very favourable effect upon the health of t
ex-Queen, who takes walking and driving exercise tlve
daily, and occasionally avails herself a promenade to the,
delightful subscription-gardens in the rear of the Victoria
Hotel for a walk before breakfast.

The Hon. Edwin Lascelles, son of the second
Earl of Harewood, expired suddenly of apoplexy on Tues-
day last, at Wighill Park, Yorkshire, aged 64. The de"
ceased sat in Parliament for Ripon from 1846 to 1857.
CABINET COUNCIL.--Summonses have been issued
for a Cabinet Council on Saturday next, at'the First Lord
of the Treasury's official residence in Downing-street. In
consequence of the noble Premier's absence from town, the
Council will not meet until two o'clock.