The Sun.
London, England, 1865-03-14 00:00:00

The Prince of Wales rode on horseback yesterl

morning, attended by Lieut.-Col. Keppel.
The Princess of Wales took a carriage drive, ay-
tended by the Marchioness of Carmarthen.

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The Queen's Court.
The Queen held a'second Court at Buckinghani
Palace yesterday afternoon.
Her Majesty, accompanied by their Royal Ili&
nesses Princess Helena, Princess Louise, and Prin-
cess Beatrice, and attended by the Duchess of E 0
burghe, Lady Augusta Stanley, Lord Alfred Paget'
and Colonel the Hon. A. Hardinge, arrived at the
Palace from Windsor Castle at one o'clock.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Wales, escorted by a squadron of the Life
Guards, and attended by the Marchioness of Car',
marthen, the Hon. Mrs. Bruce, Earl Spencer, Lorc
Harris, Lieut.-General Knollys, Lieut.-Colone.l
Keppel, and the Hon. R. Meade, left MarlborouP
House and arrived at the garden entrance at nuel' -
ingham Palace shortly before three o'clock.
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Field Marshal his Royal Highness the Du—e
Cambridge also arrived at the palace, attended by
his Equerry in Waiting, Colonel Tyrwhitt.
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Her Majesty's Body Guard of the Honour he
Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms was on duty at „
Court, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel
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William Topham, the Lieutenant. The followl
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ffi ocers were also present with the corps—Lieud
Colonel W. M' Call, the Clerk of the Cheque ; 311

Adjutant and Capt. Philips, the Sub-officer. the
The Royal Body Guard of the Yeomen of e
Guard were on duty in the interior of the Palscii
under the command of Colonel 0. P. Bourke/ t

Egon in Waiting.
A Guard of Honour of the Grenadier Guardsl/3°
mounted in the court of the palace.
Her Majesty, accompanied by their royal
nesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, D'ilite;te
Helena, and Princess Louise, entered the ".
drawing room at three o'clock. , dry,
Her Majesty the Queen wore a black sibs- ad
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with train, trimmed with crape and jet, and a s,
Queen of Scots cap, with long veil, the call)
mented with large pearls. Her Majesty wore earl
rows of large pearls round the neck, and Pe of
brooches, the riband and the star of the Orderais
the Garter, the Victoria and Albert Order, and
Order of Louise of Prussia.
Her royal highness the Princess of Wales wor.e p'
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train and petticoat of rich black silk, trimmed Iv,
tulle, bows of ribbon and jet. Head-dress of b`ai;
velvet and diamonds, with white feathers and 'velft
diamond ornaments, Orders, Victoria and Alpe-
and Isabella of Portugal.
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Her royal highness the Princess Helena 'W
dress of black figured net over rich glace sm.et
trimmed with jet, lace looped up With large J,,a
beads, train of rich black moire antique ;
dress, wreaths of white wild violets and green
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leaves, white feathers and veil ; ornapientst
moods, Victoria and Albert Order, and Order
St. Isabella.
Her royal highness the Princess Louise Wae
similar dress and similar ornaments.

ADELPHI THEATRE.—Their Royal flig hello
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the Prince and Princess of Wales, Princess Louise,
Bruce, Lady Caroline Barrington and suite, honoured
cl:),
performances at this theatre with their presence yes
evening. Doer
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and 1)11-0001
d'Aumale have returned to Wood Norton, Evesl'artlf,' omet
visiting the Earl and Countess of Wilton at Egerton
Melton Mowbray. the,
THE RUSSIAN EMBASSY.—The Russian Cb -
dor and Baroness Brunnow entertained r
sham-house yesterday evening the Saxon gilst: 150
United States' Minister, the Earl and Countess 811,5'-,,,1 filf
Lady Georgiana Russell, Lord Lyons, the Right PL°:i.ricic
Charles and Lady Mary Wood, the Hon. Sir rre,heDff
Bruce, Baron and Baroness Biome, Lady Moleswer'ir'edo-
A. Lumley, Prince Alexandre Ouroussow, Baron
ricksy, and M. A. de Berg. et
The Earl of Rosslyn and the Lady 1.31110 aid'
Clair have left Claridge's Hotel for Broughton, is
tonshire.
The Earl of Winchilsea has arrived at e
George's Hotel. rollgil,
Lord and Lady Bloomfield, owing to tPeoin cl
weather which prevailed in the Channel, were deit—f; Olt)
Dover until Friday evening, when they erabarke°
Continent on their way to Vienna. 13A"
• The Lady Eleanor Balfour and Mr. 133'if °llr
arrived at Claridge's Hotel from Scotland.
The Hon. and Rev. Richard Godolphin a At Di-
Hastings, rector of Hertingfordbury, Herts, elPirne geOl4;
rectory on Friday last in his 46th year. Tim) 11°71. 1,,%1
man was son of the late Earl of Huntingdon, and
a daughter of Mr. Henry Fynes Clinton.
held the rectory of Hertingfordbury since 1847. esellle*c;
Sir Rutherford Alcock, her Majesty's reP,,r„o
tive in Japan, Lady Alcock, and Miss Alcocl
tl°
Claridge's Hotel.
A marriage is arranged and will 611°r" -arret,.';
place between Mr. Edward Birkbeck, of Nutfield'e
and Mary Augusta, the youngest daughter of t 341.1", 130
lion. Sir William George Hylton Jolliffe, Bart., pa the
HON. ARTILLERY COMPANY.—Mr. °Twos° tr,l
honour, on Saturday, to submit to his Royal
Prince of Wales his bronze statuette representil/geoi,
highness in the uniform of the Hon. Artol°l
rblee.
the prize presented to that regiment by tile 13
Last a
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REPRESENTATION OF FINSBURY. Av /
Mr. M'Cullagh Torrens met a large b 0
at t)''‘,so
electors of Finsbury in the Bloomsbury disriet:ciples,loo
tin's Hall, Long-acre, to explain his politicta pr. da
te•
candidate for the representation of the borofigh* 0009
occupiedthe chair, and briefly introduced thell°llo;ived•
Mr. Torrens, on rising, was very warzalre length
commenced his address by entering at someoo' 00
leading social questions of the day, amongst the
aal:oeS
portant of which, he thought, was the providititgriousoltge
accommodation forthat numerous body of ilia° rot al OP
now daily being displaced consequent upon tll°_graattel)oo
tions and improvements going on all over tbe for
000
He He thought that where a company destroYeld,,, was {OC
purposes, the homes of the worksng classes, 1.,b ,e00:00
at the same time to provide other suitable u`s'tio the
them. He then proceeded to notice the cluteeadati t°
franchise, which, he thought, ought to be corisid°fixe elf
widest possible limit, although at present he afrageye
household suffrage as the only practicable; „tare,a
to be carried. He was in favour of the n 010..,0400
policy pursued by the present Governmeus,.:p
be returned as the representative for Fins'
or 12'perol
would always be in favour of the grea form' and ells'
and religious liberty, retrenchment, r'og tu_
, progress. The hon. candidate concluded a leusoititlePoer
borate address amidst great applause. A- r er p)Pr_ got 6
proving of the hon. candidate as a St
and Pr:Pc4 aud
tative for Finsbury was unanimously aclePt„ecaing6.,,/
of thanks to the chairman concluded the Pre'rri,. LL.
Aelfrau.seVsillprioevriSd'Ses
UNION SETTLEMENT AND CHARGEADOOOO
eve
of settlement without an order of ronov,lvel,,, 0111,0°,
bill
lt
ahapsaubp
consent under their common seal to recel I"ll79,o3.ePtioLia'a
eerenmapyrbii:treetoiffeta:::::::erri,o,c
pauper returning to a union, and becoininF fr 7,01 it, to
able to it within 12 months of his renaoctoe.,i6looo
an order of removal, is to be liable t Ply"
idle and disorderly person.