The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-08 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, Prince Alfred,
Prince Arthur the Princesses Alice Helena, and Louisa,
and the infant Prince, and attended by the Countess of
Desart, Lady Caroline Barrington, Hon. Caroline Ca-
vendish, Hon. Flora Macdonald, Lord Rivers, Colonel
the Ron
Charles Fitz Roy, Captain the Hon. Dudley de Ros, and
the Master of the Household left Buckingham Palace
at three o'clock yesterday afternoon, for Windsor Cas-
tle, Her Majesty and his Royal Highness were con-
to their carriage by the Duke of Norfolk, the
Marquis of Breadalbane, the Duke of Wellington, Lord
Ernest Bruce, Lord George Lennox, and Lieutenant-
Colonel Francis Seymour.
The Royal Party occupied seven of the Queen's car-
riages, and was escorted by a detachment of the 13th
Light Dragoons from Buckingham Palace to the terminus
of the Great Western Railway at Paddington, where a
Special train was in readiness for the conveyance of her
Majesty and the Royal circle to Windsor.
The Countess Desart has succeeded the Viscountess
Jocelyn as the lady in waiting to the Queen.
Lord Rivers has relieved Earl Somers in his duties as
lord in waiting to her Majesty ; ad Mr. R. Orms Gore has relieved Lieut.-General Sir Edward Bowater in his duties as groom in waiting to her Majesty.
WINDSOR, JUNE 7.
e The
Queen and Prince, with the Royal children, at-
t nded by the suite, arrived at the Castle
about four
o'clock.
Fuguard of honour from the Ist battalion of the Scots
ilier
ner Maj Guards, with the band of the regiment, received
Majesty at the railway station.

URYSTAL PALACE.—er Maesty and Pince
thLeLyit, attended by Lord Charles Fitzroy and Captainp
late ••°n• Dudley de Ros, visited the works at Sydenham
ofsiirn the afternoon of Monday. Under the guilance
VisitsseiveJ. Paxton and Mr. Owen Jones, the royal party
selves
every part of the building, and expressed them-
, highly satisfied with the progress made in the
',Dr" aTld park.
D
thik uRE OF GENOA.—His Royal Highness the
sard? of Genoa, accompanied by his Excellency, the
the 'llia° Minister went yesterday to Ascot to witness
the races. His royal highness returned to town before
the
Earls of the day had concluded. Last night the
.' and Countess of Clarendon gave a grand enter-
La•lciznent in honour of his royal highness, at their resi-
dence in Grosvenor-crescent. The Duke arrived shortly
Mare eight o'clock, attended by his Excellency the
his quis d' Azeglio Col. Wylde, and the members of
s„...isuiite. The following had the honour of meeting his
iv°r'aighness at dinner :—The Duke of Newcastle, the
31.,_,"(1uis of Clanricarde, the Countess Craven, Viscount
AciiiViscountess Palmerston, Viscount and Viscountess
jr,„:l9n, Lord and Lady John Russell, and Lady Cow-
rcil, „A small and select circle were invited to meet his
of nighness in the evening. This morning the Duke
9.e110a leaves town on a visit to her Majesty and the
prince Consort at Windsor Castle.
tno4mne Chancellor of the Exchequer attended yesterday
1
•11 Weat —ig in his robe hf office in the Court of Exchequer,
•
munster, and was sworn in office before
__the
~.):"?ns of the Court as Chancellor of her Majesty, s Ex-
'uequer.
MAdeputation, consisting of the Mayor of Sunderland,
ati Hudson, M.P., and Mr. Digby Seymour, M.P., had
thtelhnßteorvimee.wefaweiet.h Viscount Palmerston, yesterday, at
Qe PrivY Council appointed to be holden by the
ueen'n., at Buckingham Palace, on Saturday, the 11th
has been postponed to Monday, the 13th instant,
Buckingham Palace.
142TERTAINMENT AT THE MANSION-HOUSE.—The Lord
and r gave a dinner last evening to about eighty mayors
Britain
provosts of the principal cities and towns of Great
f t.a'in and Ireland. This, we understand, .is the first
°toseverali entertainments, the special object of which is
,11.0 d the efforts of her Majesty's Government by pro-
for „lag a uniform organisation throughout the country
" diffusion of a more general and practical know-
hi„6e, of science and art among all classes. Amongst
AL'ordship's guests were—His Grace the Duke of
firgYbil, the Earl Granville, Dr. Lyon Playfair, the Rev.
."-t,°_,°tll, Mr. Cole, Captain Owen, Mr. Redgrave,
witb, Edgar Bowring, and other gentlemen connected
am the Government commissions relating to science
lit. art, who were invited to meet the municipal autho-
„,es convened on the occasion. Among the latter we
served the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, the Lord
n3r°rB of Dublin and York, and the Mayors and Pro-
-15:"" °f Glas ow Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool,
Ralifaxg,
Bradford, Belfast, Wakefield, Blackburn,
t(lll:idersfield I swich, Durham, Wolverhampton, Bris-
txeter Bpath, Norwich, Leicester, Nottingham,
en)Y, Limerick, Leeds, Coventry, Macclesfield, Ches-
ter'Btafford Gloucester, Salisbury, Truro, Southampton,
ror,,it?„ Brighton, Sunerland, Paisley, Cork, Water-
d, uudley, Cambridge, Worcester,
. and many others.
conference on the important subject which has thus
British
together the leading officials of so many remote
cities and towns was to be held to-day, at one
o'clock • and this evening his lordship will throw open
the Mansion-house to an assembly of the most distin-
b'rshecl friends of education, artists, and literary and
licientifice men from every part of the United Kingdom.