The Sun.
London, England, 1871-02-01 00:00:00

HER MAJEST Y.

OSBORNE, JANUARY 31.
The Queen walked in the grounds this morning, accom.
panied by Princess Louise.
Prince Leopold also went out.

THE EASTER VOLUNTEER REVIEW.
BRIGHTON AGAIN SELECTED.
On Tuesday afternoon a meeting of the metropolitan
commanding officers was held at the otlices of the National
Rifle Association, Pall-mall, for the purpose of selecting
a place for the annual volunteer review.
adopted
Lord
Elcho presided. A resolution having
been
agreeing to have a review. Lord Elcho moved, and
Colonel Cochrane seconded, " That the review take place
at Brighton, provided satisfactory arrangements be made
with the local and railway authorities." Colonel Ives
moved, and Colonel Molet seconded, the following
amendment :—" That the organisation of the Easter Mon-
day review be this year remitted entirely to the military
authorities, with a strong recommendation that, so far as
the Volunteers are concerned, Brighton will be the most
convenient place." The motion was carried unanimously.
A committee will visit Brighton on Tuesday next to make
the necessary arrangements and view the ground.

MANSION HOUSE FRENCH RELIEF FUND.
The Lord Mayor presided over another meeting of the
General Committee of this fund, held at the Mansion-
house. The Lord Mayor announced that the subscrip-
tions received this day had amounted to £3,018,
making a total at the Mansion-house of £6,956 ;
in addition to which the Daily Telegraph fund
reached £4,785. His Lordship remarked that large
sums were now coming in every day. He had received a
letter from Lord Granville enclosing a telegram
from Mr. Odo Russell instructing them to send
supplies through Dieppe. Lord Granville also enclosed on
his own behalf a donation of £lOO towards the funds. His
lordship further said he had receiveda very touching letter
from Miss Florence Nightingale, enclosing a subscription,
which he read. The committee decided upon accept-
ing the offer of Colonel Stuart Wortley and Mr. Moore
to go to Paris to see to the distribution of the fund, and
it transpired that the provisions already sent out by the
sub-committee would be sufficient to provision 200,000
people for six days. The Duke of Norfolk, the Dean of
Westminster, Rev. Dr. Jobson, and several others were
added to the committee. A further purchase of goods
was authorised, and the committee adjourned.

The Lord Chief Justice is considerably better,
but is still ill. There is (the Times says) no reason for
alarm, as his lordship has frequently been attacked by
bronchial affections.
Mr. Rowsell, the chief o te purchase deprtment
at the Admiralty, Whitehall,f lehft London on Monday for
Portsmouth, to superintend the prosecution of the naval
ships' stewards.
The Secretary of State for India is my much
dissatisfied with the present style of the annual adminis-
tration reports, sent from the different presidencies and
provinces in India, and has written to the Viceroy on the
subject.
It is understood that the Executive is taking steps
to ensure, if possible, the better security of life in the
county of Westmeath. An additional force of 150 con-
stabulary will be immediately distributed amongst the
various stations throughout the county.
Mr. Childers, who is accompanied by Mrs. Childers,
embarked on Monday at Newhaven on board the Black
Eagle Admiralty yacht, and not ou board the Enchantress,
which is to remain at the disposal of those members of
the Board who may have occasion for her services during
the absence of the First Lord of the Admiralty.
His Royal Highness Lieutenant Prince Arthur,
who has been absent on leave from his regiment, the Rifle
Brigade, since a week before Christmas, and has been
detained at Osborne three weeks longer than was expected
in consequence of a sprained ankle, was expected to join
at Woolwich yesterday.
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This celebrated and most delicious old mellow spirit is
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perfectly pure, and more wholesome than the finest Cognac
Brandy. Note the red seal, pink label, and cork branded
" Kinahan's LL Whisky." New Wholesole Depot, GA,
Great Titehfieldstreet, Oxford-street, W.