The Sun.
London, England, 1851-08-26 00:00:00

On entering the Doncaster station the Royal train
will run from the down line to the up platform, in
order that her Majesty may alight on that side. The
Chancellor of the Exchequer will be in readiness to
receive her Majesty on her leaving the train. A.
guard of honour, consisting of 100 rank and file of the
Biith Light Infantry, from the Hull garrison, will be
drawn up on the platform. The Mayor, on behalf of
the Corporation and the inhabitants of the town, will
have the honour of presenting an address to her Ma-
jesty through the medium of Lord John Russell, who
' will accompany her Majesty on this occasion. The
answer her Majesty may be pleased to direct will be
communicated subsequently by the Secretary of State
for the Home Department. An address will also be
presented to his Royal Highness Prince Albert.
A short procession will be formed at the station by
the Corporation and other officials, who will escort
the Royal visitors to the Angel Hotel. By direction
of the Earl of Harewood the military escort will be
selected from four troops (the Tickhill, Hatfield, Don-
-1 caster, end Barnsdale) of the Ist West Yorkshire
Yeomanry Cavalry by the officer in charge of the mi-
litary arrangements, Lieutenant-General Earl Cath-
cart, K.O 8., Commander of the Northern and Mid-
laud District, who, in the unavoidable absence of Ma-
jor-General Warre, Commander of the North-West
Counties, has undertaken to act on the occasion.
The route from the railway station to the Angel
Hotel is comparatively short and direct, and although
it will doubtlets. he sufficilntly crowded by the vast
influx of people who are expected to be present, the
corporation have made the most efficient arrangemets
for preventing any overcrowding or confusion during
her Majesty's brief progress.
The Mayor of Doncaster has invited a large party
to dine at the Mansion-house on Wednesday evening,
including the members of the corporation, the officials
connected with her Majesty's suite, the Great
Northern Railway directors, and the leading gentle-
men of the town and neighbourhood.
In the evening there will be a pretty general illu-
mination, a grand display of fireworks, and various
public rejoicings, to testify the loyalty of the inhabit-
ants.

lhe guard of honour will be stationed during her
Majesty's sojourn at the Angel Hotel, at the Guild-
hall, which is just opposite.
On the following (Thursday) morning the Royal
traia will leave Doncaster at nine A.M. It will pro-
ceed slowly through the station at Knottingley
(where a short branch leads into the North Midland
line at Burton Salmon station) and arrive at York at
9 50. The train will not enter the station, but stop
at the north end of the Scarborough curve. Here the
Great Northern engine will be changed for the York,
Newcastle, and Berwick engine, and after a delay of
five minutes the train will proceed on its journey,
reaching Darlington at 10 55 A.M. (departure 11) ;
Newcastle, at 12 .5 P.M. (departure 12 10) ; Aluwick
Junction, 1 0 (departure 1 .5) ; Berwick, 2 0 (depar-
ture,Grant's House, '2 32 (departure, 2 37);
Edinbu2 5) Grant's
3 45. It has already been stated that her
Majesty will not go through the city, but reach Holy-
rood House by temporary arrangements made for the'
purpose.