The Sun.
London, England, 1865-03-20 00:00:00

The Prince and Princess of Wales.

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The Prince of Wales, attended by Lieut.-Colonel
Keppel, hunted with his harriers at Datchet, near
Windsor, on Saturday.

The Princess of Wales, attended by the Ho'
Mrs. Stonor, visited the Botanical Gardens in the
Regent's-park.
The Prince and Princess of Wales had a dinner
party in the evening. The company included her
Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, her •
Royal Highness Princess Mary of Cambridge, his
Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, his Excel-
lency the Turkish Ambassador and Madame
Musurus, his Excellency the Austrian Ambassador
and Countess Apponyi, his Excellency the Prussiarj,,
Ambassador and Countess Bernstorff, the Duke
Duchess of Argyll, the Duke of Somerset, the Ear'
of Tyrone, Captain the Hon. C. Edgcumbe) Sir .
WilliamAlexander,Maj or- General FrancisSeynwsrl
the Hon. Mrs. Bruce, Lady Caroline Cust,
Colonel Home Purves, in attendance on her Reel
Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, Colonel Tit"
whitt, in attendance upon his Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge, Lieutenant-General Kn 0119124
and Lieutenant Colonel Keppel.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, with the go?'
Mrs. Bruce and Lieutenant-Colonel Keppel in
waiting, attended Divine service at the, ChaPe
Royal, St. James's, yesterday morning.
The communion service was read by the Rev. the
Sub-dean, the Rev. C. Padre, and the Rev.
Wood.
Anthem—" 0 Lord, give ear," sung by ges6r°.
R. Barnby and Benson.

Mr. Cooper presided at the organ.
The sermon was preached by the Lord Bishop °I
Salisbury,. from Ephesians v. and 1.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambric::
and Princess Mary, the Marquis of Salisbury, t
Marquis of Bath, Earl of St. Germans, Vl,9°ll°
Sydney, Lord Harris, Lord Crewe, and Lord 1414
over attended the service.

His Royal Highness Prince Alfred was present
at the service in St. George's Chapel, at Windsor, Yester-

day afternoon.

Louise attained

Her Royal Highness the Princess
her 17th year on Saturday, when the event was celebrated
at Windsor with the customary rejoicings.
THE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA.--The health Of
the
Empress of Austria is now considered to buenost satig3c:
tory, and it is denied that her Majesty is troubled with-
cough. The Empress is frequently to be seen on horse-
back in the Prater at Vienna with the Emperor.
The Marquis and Marchioness of SaburY
entertained the Earl and Countess Amherst, Lord IKittg'-
down, the Right Hon. General Peel, M.P., and 1-'3`lsc;
Alice Peel, the Right Hon. Spencer H. Walpole, 3LP., ail
Mrs. and Miss Walpole, and a select party, at dinner ot:
Saturday evening at their residence in Arlington-styee

Piccadily. ' ed
The Earl and Countess of Durham have arriv
at Paris, on their way to visit the Earl and Countess of
Mount-Edgcumbe at Cannes.
The Earl and Countess of Minto arrived- in 'WWII
a few days since from a continental tour.
Lord Manners and family leave town to-rOrr7:
or Worthing, where her ladyship has taken a resideno°
several months.
Lord Brougham, according to the last lettetr:
received from Cannes, is in remarkably good health. .0
noble and learned lord is not expected to leave his
for Paris, till the close of the ensuing month, and
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HER MAJESTY'S STAGHOUNDS.—On Frit—w the
hard working pack met at Brick-bridge, but as tto.
weather was freezing cold the field was only re°d,er:tes
The deer was also rather sulky, and at the end of 30113 Le).
the run terminated near Boyn Hill, near Maidenbee,,a. but
second deer was offered by the Earl of Bessboroug°, are
few accepted it. This was turned out at Binfield. 034 es-
about an hour's run, and was taken at Bill-hilL °llWWier
day there was a large meet at Denham Court, Bed
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being selected for the day's sport, and the field OK and
excellent run for about an hour, when the railW.9ll,oo
canal interfered with the chase, and at the end of $O3OlO,
and three-quarters the deer was captured at N3„.,9lle„,scai
near King's Langley. The hounds will meets u
next at Beaconsfield at 11.80, and on Friday aßell
for 12.15 train.
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WINDSOR GARRISONDRAG HUNT.—On sat ,ere
were
while the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfre'Vled-
enjoying the chase at Datchet, the members a the loci; at
sor Garrison Hunt had a splendid meet about 1 e'e fool
Horton Park, the seat of Mr. Walker, some tWo Ufa
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the Riding Court. The field included several ofdeere ear
Guards now quartered at Windsor among whom WA. Car
taro Ewart (the master of the garrison draghoutlul' ster),
taro Paulet, Capt. Cathcart, Lord Garlies (the late -eiiter
&c. A good run ensued, and the sportsmen Were
tamed by Mr. Walker at its conclusion.
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SUPERANNUATIONS AND CHARITIES.-111S nce.
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of the Estimates has already made its aPP- pare-
The amount is £339,107, a decrease of £8,372 as c°
with the vote of last Session but the saving ism oreoto of
rent than real, as the vote of last session included 9 but 0,
£6,000 not required for the year's expenditure!es Fund
an advance made from the Civil Contingeucl
for the previous year's service. The allowance Ws tte
can Loyalists has fallen to £3B, so that the worthieu
old Revolution must have nearly departed. the
hospitals are to receive their usual subsidy,
~a21,,,d,„, rote
fo
non-conforming ministers their £40,808. f 0,5' .0.
superannuations amounts to £179,382, adecreas° e,,to,en
The charge for relieving distressed British S' OCI feuci
foreign ports or wrecked, and sending them b°ll9,e'stieast
rewards to masters and crews for saving life is:.
at £30,400—an advance of £2,000 on the last r° son
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THE GALE.—TYNEMOUTH, NORTH SKIS ales fro 7
day.—lt has been blowing a heavy igwr•tes
E.S.E. all night, with a very high sea on '• 0; 10.00
Messent, Esq.). As the brig Border Chieftai°l_l3ol3.t
pool, coal laden, was coming in this morning col;
o'clock in charge of a pilot, a sea struck Mrs; 00 10140
away her steering wheel, injuring the wen f the omit
She was then driven on to the stones south
.O.r_stitutie
Pier. The Constance lifeboat, of the Nation fll av. 70
stationed here was at once manned and laun?l,o7cceecl°;.
heavy sea. She soon reached the vessel,
"citgli'ns tb°
pNn
taking off the captain, crew, and pilot, in cope
jured man, in all, eight men. The Shields bo, bis fear-0
to the inside of the bar shortly after. The see'b.o4 Orfila
fully high, and several vessels entering bere__, be fur
p Others are yet in sight, so there l'av•-1
1111°
casualties.
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