The Sun.
London, England, 1849-12-04 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

OSBORNE, MONDAY.
4,C:eitlnt'l Cornwall, Equerry to her late Majesty the
lest Ili
Dowager, arrived at Osborne at six o clock
of th
"'HI afternoon, with the melancholy intelligence
e d
ivent
r ince demise of her Majesty! Queen Adelaide, which
nas caused the deepest bffliction to the Queen
1:
lier AT •
take their ---liesty and his Royal Highness did not
Th en' usual walk 3 this mornieg.
Priuce of Wales and younger members of the
tna Family walked in the grounds of Osborne.
raii:4, Alfred Paget and Colonel Bouverie have
thelild Colonel the Hon. C. Grey and Lieut.-Colonel
queenll* A- Gordon as Equerries in Waiting on the
and Prince.
'4O L

Cou ..,ords of her Majesty's most lion. Privy
0%461 had a meeting yesterday, at the Council
Liinesea, Whitehall. There were present the Marquis of
(Lil-rwrie (Lord President), the Earl of Minto
'rivY Seal), Lord John Russell (First Lord
State 4 Treasury), Sir George Grey (Secretary of
QO4 ~,for the Home Department), Viscount Palmer-
Gre„‘',.,eeretary of State for Foreign Affairs), Earl
Wen' Pecretary of State for the Colonies), Sir Charles
(00 (Chancellor of the Exchequer), Lord Campbell
(.;ttrpeellor of the Duchy of Lancaster), the Earl of
Porel:,l (Chief Commissioner of the Woods and
at-Vs), and the Right lion. Fox Maule (Secretary-
-4lteraar)'
t, An Order in Council was passed for an
Ariu,ll in the Form of Prayer, omitting the name
41r. 6etsulide the Queen Dowager in the Litany.
Itaie Arles
"Greville was Clerk of the Council in
1,,
tem, -(1 aumet Council was held at three o'clock yes-
tem-Y4 afternoon; at the Foreign. office. It was at-
the e' by Lord John Russell, the Lord Chancellor,
G• larquis of Lansdowne, the Earl of Minto, Sir
coin reYi Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Chan
,101;441 the Exchequer, Sir Francis Baring, Sir
I*n tiobbouse, Lord Campbell, the Right lion. H.
hj°Lichere, the Earl of Carlisle, and the Right
TPox Maule.
he Council sat two hours.
Leolurnittee on 'Education of her Majesty's
ee,i_t"nourable Privy Council held a meeting at the
mue..ii-officeyesterday, which was attended by the
t1411(3,—,4-resident of the ouncil, Lord John Russell,
Qr, tiarl of Minto, the Earl of Carlisle, Sir George
/el, and the Chancellori of the Exchequer.
aoh Wakley, M.P., had an interview Lord.
1)„ Russell ''yesterday, at his official residence in
Aeinv-street.
S deputation from the British and Foreign Sailors'
89wtY, consisting of Mr. George Gull, Rev. John
14°°41 Dr. W. B. Reid, Captain Cook, Mr. Bond,
and. Mr. Nuscutt, the Secretary, had an inter-
theith the Right Hon. H. Labouchere yesterday,
he Office of the Board of frade.
Su:, Earl and Countess Grey had a dinner on
eein"aYl at thsir residence in Belgrave-square. The
Lo consisted of the Marquis of Lansdowne,
de "(I Lady John Russell, Count and Countess
iahault, Earl of Minto, lion. Mc. and Mrs. Fox
71e, and the lion. 11. Grey.
pottr. Countess Grey had afterwards a small evening
UN-

C` .IVERSn'Y INTELLIG- NCE.
to .I"RIDGE, DEC. 3. The Vice• Chancellor begs
re:n°lnl the members of the Senate, that he has
Masteru the following communication from the
lof Trinity College :
151. wish to offer to the University two prizes of
in
,seaeh) to be given every year, so long as I hold
ghairsent professorship, to the two persons who
Tph show the greatest proficiency in Moral Philo-
inY, in the examination for the Mural Sciences
the.; appointed to commence in 1851, provided
au,
cleat the judgment of the examiners, they possess
merit.

At th (Signed) " W. WiiEwitu.."
inst e Congregation on Wednesday next, the sth
U}f 44t, the following graces (with others) w 1.., 1 be
red to the Senate :
b That the two priz.s above describ?d be accepted
1 th?, 'University.
2'That the Vice• Chancellor be authorised to corn-
olTucilleate the thanks of the Senate to the Master of
initY College for his munificent offer.

fa 1-VIELANCIIOLY SUICIDS.—Mr. Tredwell,
dirrll6er, destroyed himself on Sunday morning list, by
b%„"ftirging a gun, loaded with bits of glass, through his
feu,e'3. It appears that while his wife Was Omen, fur
„ minutes in the dairy, he put the butt ot the gu,a
against the salt-box in the kitchen, resting the muzzle
h_
rpii stomach; he survived only a few minutes. He
been in a low desponding way for some tior., and,
t although a man of substance, thought he should come
wain; but he was at Buckingham market on Satur-
t3') mid appeared much as usual,—Oxford Journal.