The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-28 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

, .
The Queen and Prince Albert waIkWINDSedO R
thisSUNDAY morning
in the Slopes.
The Royal Family took walking exercise in the
',rounds arouicri the Castle.
,-, Her maje,ty and bitsßeol)al Highness Prince Albert,
his 11°3411 Hi
fhr inneCsess 3 Royal,ritltehee of !'/Ir ales, her Royal
-Highness theladies and gentlemen
naehelil, attended Divine
and the domestic ho
of the Court,
'
service this morning, in the private chap' in the Castle.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent also attended
the service.
and Rev. Gerald Wellesley officiated,
The lion. SATIIRDAy.
The Q4EOOI and Prince Albert took their usual early
morning walk.
c tle
The Royal Family took walking and pony exercise in
the groin the us
H •
ds adjacent to IHighness Prince Albert
Her Majesty and his NoYgi
f Wales also rode out
rode out on horseback this afternoon in Windsor Park.
His Royal Highness the Prince 0 p
on.
jd Miss Seymour,
C Polly at the same time. Th •
—o.. Buckley, and Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Alex-
ander Gory', were in attendance. .
The Royal dinner party this evening included her
ti Lady Fanny
-i,
Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent,
Id,,,,acd, Baroness de Spstb,
lon. Colonel Cast, and Mr. Birch.
the evening,
Her Majaity'3 ;
Private band attended in
Colonel and ars. Bouverie,
aid performed the kilt-ming selection:—
Overtur2 " Ludovic" Herold•
smut and Rondo (IlCrociato)
Solistion "Hansheilings"
.............
Marschner.

striaet aturday afternoon, at
A Cabinet Council was ha id 0/..-
the Foreign-office, Downing-street.
The Ministers pre-
sent were Lord John Rciiell, tie i Chancellor, the
Uri of Minto, Sir George Grey, viscount
Palmerston,
Lianocuis Baring,
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir
rouFnt
The Council cshaTiharneel
Lord Broughton, the Right lion. Henry
the Right Eton. Fox Maul*.
hours.
The Oxford University Commission had a n meet't itl
Saturday, at the residence of the First Lord of the
Trea-
sury, in Downing street. Present—The Bishop of i
wicla, the Dean of Carlisle. the Master of Pembroke; (t)1:1;e
"
ker. FL G. Liddell, J. L. Dampier, Esq., the Rev. Pro-
fessor Powell, the Rev. G. D. S. Johnson, and the Rev.
A. I'. Stanley, Secretary.
Lieutenant-Colonel Forester, Royal Horse Gußrds, had
an interviocv with Sir George Grey on Saturday, at the

floi-n9;offioe.
the I)tzlze of Wellington nttend,',d the early service
yesterilt.y in the Chapel Royal, Jemes's. The prayers
were leEd by the Bev. Dr. Wesley-, and the sermon
preached by the 1 v. Mr. NtM,`•?ln.

W S
ZWNI AND JENNY LIND.—Why will BarDum
..44.11 Lind never fall out?—Because he is alv,ays for
litliino44 she is always for giving.—Musical

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CttruilutlL
LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1851.

The first subject to be submitted to the popular
branch of the Legislature on the termination of its
Easter vacation is the Property and Income-tax Bill,
which stands for second reading this evening. We
trust that Honourable Gentlemen have availed them-
selves of the leisure afforded by the holidays to con-
sider the matter calmly and maturely, and to com-
municate with their respective constituents, so as to
ascertain the state of public feeling on the point.
They have now, for the last time, the opportunity
of retrieving the character of the Parliament of
1847—0 f removing the charge of gross injus-
tice and 'partiality that must otherwise attach
to its fame throughout all future generations.
If they let the goldenwittoh trheenmomenterweci
uthees t pi
oamfs
pstohlisetyc
lui
1,41 n
: ntcapErtoLv oe
present
they o
f
r term of three years—they seal the
formtheE
fxocrc Boar: ufpul
matter,They
will
have
no
ofa r a sthey
r tny i
i tthemselvesorre-considering
are concerned.
their decision.
They mayopp opportunity
regret, but they cannot
repair
they
h thea ve
inflicted mischief
othn ay havere
bodlyss occasioned—the
theire
nh
teo
tinjuryfellow_
subjects. Long before the year
must againexistence
legislators
under
willtheary een legislativeete rami
sinonofattitechdee:
their
and they must, if desirous of obtaining w
trust theretofore reposed in them, have rendered satis-
factory accounts of their stewardships. It
will not be forgotten at the time of that dreaded or-
deal, that it was in favour of their own ordcl---of the
fortunate possessors of accumulated and realized pro-
perty, that they voted ; that they themselves were among

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