The Sun.
London, England, 1867-05-18 00:00:00

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ONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN and
1.41 LONDON, BRIGHTON, and SOUTH COAST
RAILWAYS.
EPSOM RACES.

On WEDNESDAY, MAY 22D, THE " DERBY DAY,"
A SPECIAL TRAIN will be run through to EPSOM
DOWNS and BACK (New Station Close to the Downs),
without Change of Carriage, leaving EUSTON STATION
at 10.20 a.m., calling at Camden at 10.23 and Kilburn
10.29, returning from Epsom Downs Station (London,
Brighton, and South Coast Station) at 6.30 p.m.
Fare for the. Double Journey
By any Class of Carriage. No particular class guaranteed.
The tickets are available for the day of issue, and by
Special Train only.
Euston Station, May, 1867. By Order.

(SALT. OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.
.11. CEREMONY of LAYING The AND
-STONE by
HER MOST GRACIOUS-MAJESTY the QUEEN, on
MONDAY, 20th May, 1867.
The Queen will leave the Paddington Station of the
Great Western Railway, attended by a Cavalry escort, and
passing through Ily&Tark, will arrive at Half-past eleven
o'clock at the site of the Hall opposite the Memorial to the
Prince Consort in Hyde Park, where a Guard of Honour
will be drawn up and receive her Majesty with a Royal
Salute.

REGULATIONS TO BE OBSERVED TO PREVENT
OBSTRUCTIONS IN THE TROROUGHPARES.
NORTH ENTRANCE, KENSINGTON-ROAD
(to be closed at Eleven o'clock).
Carriages with persons having white and Orange-
coloured Carriage Tickets to set dawn with horses' heads
towards Kensington, those coming from Kensington and
Prince Albert-road to this entrance will enter Hyde Park
at Queen's-gate and pass out at Exhibition gate, where
they will be admitted alternately with those from Knights-
bridge into the line for setting down,

WAITING AND TAKING UP.
Carriages are to wait in Kensington-road, west of
Queen's
a-ngates,
re to and
Knightsbridge, or visitors may give directions for their
Carriages to wait to take up near the entrances in Prince
tiank Hyde-park,
yudpew-pl itthrk a
the
horses' heads towards
s nity be directed by the
Albert and Exhibition-roads.___

WEST ENTRANCE, PRINCE ALBERT-ROAD
(to be closed from Eleven o'clock until her Majesty has left
the Gardens.)
Carriages with persons having Blue Carriage Tickets
will proceed' through Brnmptan or'Oromwell-roads into
Prince Albertzroad, and set down with horses' heads to-
wards Hyde-p-ark.
WAITING AND TAKING UP.
Carriages to wait in ,Prince Albertor adjoining side-
roads, as may be directed by the Police, and take up the
same way they set down. -
EAST ENTRANCE, EXHIBITION-ROAD.
Carriages with persons having Red Carriage Tickets
to proceed through Brompton or Cromwell-roads into
Exhibition-road, and set down with horses' heads towards
Hyde-park.
WAITING AND TAKING LIP.

Carriages to wait in Exhibition-road as n;;y be directed
by the Police, and take up the saws way as they set
down.

ROYAL HORTICULTURAL GARDENS.
Persons having Tickets for the Royal Horticultural
Gardens only will enter at the south, or lower entrances
in Prince Albert and Exhibition-roads, until her Majesty
has left the Gardens.

Visitors to the Royal Horticultural Gardens will be
admitted to view the Tent after her Majesty has left the
Gardens.
No ono will be permitted to enter the Tent after her
Majesty's arrival at Half past Eleven o'clock.
After her Majesty has left the Tent visitors will be per-
mitted to pass into the Gardens to visit the Flower Show,
and their Carriages nay be called to take up at the en-
trances in the Prince Albert and Exhibition-roads.
Carriages are to be formed into lines, as directed by the
Police, at any point.
• No Carriages can be allowed to stop across the entrance
of a street, or the Gates into the Park, or at any place
whereby obstruction of the thoroughfare may be caused.
No Carriages can be allowed to remain iu any part of
Cromwell, Exhibition, or Prince Albert-roads, or on the
Queen's-road, Hyde Park, except empty Carriages placed
by the Police after setting down visitors.
No persons can be allowed to remain at the entrances
of the Tent or of ther HortlettltuVel Hardens, or on the
approaches to them.
Servants are to remain where directed by the Police.
RICIIARD MAYNE,
The Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis.
Metropolitan Police-office, May 16, 1867. •