The Sun.
London, England, 1867-01-30 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY, &c.
OSBORNE, Jan. 29.
The Queen and Princess Louise drove out Y
terday afternoon, attended by the Dowager Duel°
of Athole and Miss M‘Gregor ; and her Majesti
walked and drove this morning, accompanied by
Princess Christian. •
Princess Louise and Princess Beatrice walked 1°
the grounds ; and Prince Leopold drove out, at°
tended by Mr. Legg.
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Prince Arthur and Prince Christian went
shooting th's morning, attended by Col. Yonse'3'.''
Captain von Schroetter had the honour of aec°l°'
panying their royal highnesses.
Mr. Morier left Osborne to-day.

THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES"
The Princess of Wales, attended by the Mar-
chioness of Carmarthen, took a carriage drive yes-
terday, and visited her Royal Highness Princess
Mary, Princess of Teck.

Her Majesty, accompanied by their Royal
nesses Prince and Princess Christian, will leave Osbornlol
on the 4th proximo. The Queen, tho following day,
open Parliament and return to Windsor Castle for tb
night, and the next day go to. Osborne. The Prince and
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Princess Christian will remain at Windsor.
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The Duke and Duchesp of Marlborough an
family will arrive early in the ensuing week at their res'
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donee in St. James's-square, from Blenheim Palace, 00.13'
The Duke of Rutland is expected to arrive in
town on Monday next from Belvoir Castle.
The Earl of Derby's attack of gout is in a yen
mild form, and there is every probability that the n(3/I'l
Premier will be able to preside at the full dress bang°
on the eve of the opening of Parliament. The dinner
to take place at his lordship's official residence in P°...41:
ing-street, when between 40 and 50 persons will dine Wl'
his lordship.
The Earl of Clonmell arrived in town yesterclaf
from Ireland.
The Earl and Countess of Dudley will arrive at
Dudley House, .eark-lane, on Saturday next, from Whit

ley Court, Worcestershire.
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The Earl and Countess Grey will arrive at ;z
residence on Carlton House-ten-Lee to-day, from visit'l3-
Lord and Lady Halifax at Hickleton Hall, Yorkshire.
The Earl of Lousdale, according to the medici,g
report yesterday, was somewhat better. His lordship

still very unwell. are
The Countess of Jersey and Mr. Brandling flOO
expected to arrive in Wilton-place, this evening,

Paris.
The Countess of Leicester and the Ladies Cole
have left Farranco's Hotel for Grantham.
We have to record the death of Lady C3stinc,i;
maine, who died (according to the announcement ill ,
obituary to-day) on Sunday last, at Moydrurn Cost g.
county Athlone. Her ladyship, a daughter of 3511.,
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Harris, married, in April, 1822, Lord Castleinaine
the Hon. Richard Hancock). „act
The Right lion. W. E. Gladstone, p aro, -lit
at his residence on Carlton House-terrace, late last n f 4
from Paris. Mrs. Gladstone and daughters will rereeiu
the French capital until after the Empress's ball. .0.0
The Union announces the approaching in3rrliooo
of the Princess Marguerite of Parma with the lufailte-te.
Carlos, nephew o: the Countess de Chambord. The of
mony, it says, will take place at Frohsdorf the It
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February. The princess was born on the Ist of J3ll°-
1817.

FOOT BALL—ETON V. CAMBRIDGE.--A rj3°'
between these colleges came off yesterday in the
Meadow, Eton College, and lasted from a quarter to ode
o'clock until a quarter to two o'clock, in the PreFisel
the students, officers in garrison at Windsor, and ~crir
masters. The ground was heavy on account of the nie—t°l:o
having been inundated by the recent flood. Eton w°:
toss, and consequently kicked with the wind and Itsri:ith°
a rouge. At the expiration of the first 30 alinu*-0.3.0c1,
Cantabs changed goals, taking the advantage of the inipero
and after a spirited contest the Etonians were thew 70. p
by one rouge against nil. Eton B. Pergns"),in `A,l4e
Min), J. R. Sturgis, W. D. Benson, W. Calvert,
ander, M. Horner, Warburton, C. Tait, J. up than
Thompson, and Patton. Crmbridge—Lord rvioa
maurice (captain), Rev. G. R. Dupuis, C. J. 'rh°oaf
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(emergency), E. A. Owen, A. Kennaird, _Bodkin
Lloyd (emergency), H. C. Bonsor, A Troviror, pose'
and Dusis.ll