The Sun.
London, England, 1865-03-16 00:00:00

The Prince and Princess of Wales.

The Prince of Wales, attended by Lieut. Col.
Keppel, hunted with his harriers at Staines, 101
Windsor, yesterday.
The Princess of Wales took a carriage drive, at-
tended by the Hon. Mrs. Bruce.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat
yesterday. Present the Lords Justices fight
Bruce and Turner, and Dr. Lushiiagton.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colo-
nial-office from the Governors of New Zealan
South Australia, Tasmania, Labuan, Malta, an
St. Helena.
The Right Hon. W. Hutt and Mr. Emerson Ten'
nent, accompanied by Mrs. Hutt,
left town yester-
day for Vienna, via Paris, on a special mission.

•
THE QUEEN AT THE GENERAL LYING-IN HOSPII:t1;
YORK-ROAD, LAMBETH.—The Queen was graci°7r:
pleased to visit this institution yesterday morning.
Majesty, attended by her Grace the Duchess of Itoxburg`-'
Lord Alfred Paget, Colonel the Hon. Arthur liardin„,„ge'd
and Dr. Jenner, arrived at the hospital at 11 o'clock, '-
was received at the entrance by Sir Charles Lococki 14...0sca-
president, Mr. T. Somers Cocks, vice-president, and t'-nci-
surer, Mr. J. D. Allcroft, vice-president, Dr. Hutton,
Dr. Clarke, two of the physicians, and Mr. T. IL Sulith'
the secretary and solicitor. Her Majesty, accompanied
the physicians, passed throughthe wards, and evinced gr
ate
in the health of the patients. Her Majesty tier ° a
her name in the visitors' book, and on leaving OPreg,sheio
herself pleased with all that came under her notice. -.-a
charity was instituted in the year 1765, and has continues,
to be an asylum for the wives of poor industrious trees
men and mechanics, who from unavoidable misfortunes,
°1...
the burden of large families, are rendered incapable of bet!
ing the expenses incident to childbirth, and also for to;
wives of soldiers and sailors. During the Crimean ;V.A.
relief was given to the wife of every soldier who aPP_litti
The objects of the charity are not confined to the 10
the
in which it is situate. During three years ending °n s.
31st December, 1864, the board passed 793 women f°r ir
mission as in-patients, and 3,158 to be attended at thcs.
own homes as out-patients,- making a total of 3,951 cad
lia•
The hospital is in need of income to meet the increg-

and pressing demands on it.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has 61.11;
sented to open the International Reformatory Elhjibr
at the Agricultural Hall, Islington, on Friday, May
The Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia urio
gone for a visit to the Baltic seaport of Stettin.
hi-
Crown Prince has promised to open the Industrial
Ea
bition in that town on the 12th of May. On the 15t'^ D°
May the prince will open the International Exhibition
the city of Cologne.
select
The Duke of St. Albans entertained a L
party at dinner last evening at his residence in Park-stree'
The Marchioness of Ely entertained the foll°°;
ing select circle at dinner last evening at her re
ing
Princes-gate :—Their serene Highnesses Prince 811,h,
Princess Edward of Saxe-Weimar, his .Excellency
w-
Russian Ambassador, and Baroness Brun now, the Pgice
n
and Duchess of Roxburghe, Lord Walden, Lordn West, "
Roderick Murchison, Major Jocelyn, &c.
The Marquis and Marchioness Cholmondelel
will arrive at their residence, on Charlton-house-terl-3,e4
next week, from Cholmondely Castle, Cheshire, for the

season.
The Countess of Newburgh received a select
party at dinner last evening at her residence in 'Wlltow
creThesce.
nt
Baroness De Clifford will arrive in town
early in the ensuing week from Kirkby 31311°* her tje

in Leicestershire.
The Right Hon. the Speaker will hold hio ftill
dress parliamentary levees on the evenings of Virednes-
-
;
March 29, and Wednesday, April 5. Ririe
Colonel Harcourt, M.P., and Lady Ca 7p61.
Harcourt will arrive in town to-morrow from Biate'

Sussex, for the season.
DEATH OF MR. JAS. WENTWORTH BULL°I'
—The respected Liberal member for North Dev°l/' 0-00 e. in
W. Buller, expired on Monday night at his residevt ter
Jermyn-street. The deceased gentleman sat for .v-ssfui
from 1830 till January, 1835, when he was an usalieCe,,-, iu
candidate. He unsuccessfully contested North Delf:"01- fel
March, 1839, and was first elected in April, 1857. A -srlr
College, Oxford, he was first class in 1819, and W/'
sequently fellow of All Soul's. He was in his 68th ierfli;
DEATH OF MR. T. T. HODGES, LATE g•r•
ROCHESTER.—Mr. Thomas Twysden liodgeisin,tll3 19
known as the Liberal M.P. for Rochester, whose "101ivao
just announced, led a somewhat remarkable life- `,;1,a1
the son of a still better known M.P Mr Theuta- ovr
Hodges,
of Hempstead Park, near Crai .
nbrook,
the property of Mr. Gathorne Hardy, M.P. for Le°'7l-
- being a daughter of Sir Roger livrt°'ee
Bradborne Park, in the same county. In 1835, at to
gone
for
ral election, he was returned in the Liberal /uteri-lel:tole°
Rochester, the unsuccessful candidate being rd To 01
ys.eil esley. He did not stand in 1837 or 1841, but
he was again returned with Mr. Ralph Bernal
ter. Mr. Hodges sat till 1852, and voted for all '''-o,oper.'"
cal measures. He did not contest the city at o°,„ Alls'
t
election of 1852. Mr. T. T. Hodges emigrated ;001'
tralia, and is said to have done well as a ~f,01,304:.
Having married first, Mary, daughter of Thos.
ofugSt
London, he married secondly, in 1854, Boss/ '-`3' $
of iC
Major Dore, and widow of the celebrated o'l°lll
William Notts K.C.B.

. _ ....
ns IV
THE TRIAL OF THE BELFAST IWO- •ea OA
assizes for the county of Antrim corataene to ti'''
grTuaensciday in Belfast. Baron Deasy, in, his ch3r - I°°
jury, dwelt at considerable' lehngthairrousu °till:feel:
which
htable riots. After referring to cooSt3oot
appeared on the calendar, heretp ertlrof tile
lary with regard to the riots, and also the returo• Iliad° Oa
said
durntheayt
thet)f lastthe tkilwoleddnoanunidenwtsounreaddaliwertr
1:10:rogoolelt
bjnydDger.
the Gazette after a serious naval or military ester c°,ll;
than a return presented to a judge of assize- ~ ~aieg `,,,,"
law,
glseverely upon the occurrences, and o%ra„tild ',.
political
said ,
i n t
hp.earr
party,
court i
apntedox
he
irritatep
confidentlya s e d hopetahe
relied
feelingstha t
onf
()oust hntiy:ogr 0 iTiogi: ii
ii 00,
„ittlasy,
in that respect of all who might be engaged ia L"--t fr
distantration of the law. He hoped the time 'Os .115°Ilt D°
sprung,
when Irishmen, from whatever race thei 1%1 ,toVet
whatever religion they might profess, or 8"/"; well
they might belong to, would reinenib°r til°lolll id°
party
o children of a common country, and that thol Wille °lf
ontent to dwell together and w, ork together in ",,,,ftef.'
land where they were born. A number of bills Wer'tercig,),i',
wardsand found. The trial of the prisoners began 3°oo°,
M
we learn by electric telegraph that 0, In° orosili ,
Mullen was convicted of riot and an attack °n' to
,e,"
street Protestant-schools. He was sentenced t° °1)..ti115
imprisonment.es He assaulted the gaoler, and all ,t,e‘)si.46l
to ne occurred in court. For the assault lie Was s'3,.isoile'
wethree months' additional imprisonment., Other V-proo'
re convicted of participating in the attack on tbefitlii ..
street schools, and were sentenced to twelve wont
o°,
prisonment each. An iliCilu;l OP

DEATH THROUGH CRINOLINE.--,
held by
p.Faythnee,
night,ll rs. E l respecting
dceoarthonoefr,saatraGhucyl,stt:ieciclibl:i
obson 31 Fl N ross, 6" last,
7 , orence-row, ovr-c ,atiog fa
deceased was servant to her father. On Friday Ow' na Pe_,
while in the kitchen, she had occasion to turn r°ll-0 erfOr
the fire.
Her dress, which was distended by A 13rg ,f tie
line and
h°_,ified,
grate.and
dran Ito caught fire instantly. She becanie tea tio
aut of the room and then rushed ablieovitli
house in
a a mass of flame. The witness ran aft°. in td,
iumg
tt,obut could not put out the fire. Mr. Dobsort,
tso iiso
put out the blaze, was so much burnt that 'l' °lice'
to keep his bed from his injuries. IJultinubtely 'ra 00
constable came in and extinguished the iatues',°l,lo,
immediately.
deceased was carried to the hospital, where she dieubat a o,l'
c Mr. Mickley, house-suxgeon, said t 1,,,, 110
eased was so much burnt over the whole body that siteoici
not the slightest chance of life. The jury returns
of " Accidental death by gre."