The Sun.
London, England, 1858-09-06 00:00:00

mayor and corporation. The station will be kept by
a guard of honour composed of the 22d Infantry-
The mayor and corporation; who will be in atten-
dance, will robe in one of the first-class waiting
rooms, and on the arrival of the Royal train they
will come forward to receive her Majesty.
Royal salute will be fired, after which the mayor
will attend her Majesty to her carriage, and
then, accompanied by the Mayoress
his distinguished guests to Woodsley HOUSef
to receive them on their arrival. Should the
weather be favourable, there is no doubt the
Queen will drive up to Woodsley House in an open
carriage. We may mention here that the Roy
carriages, with 24 horses, are expected in Leeds te"
day, and that Mrs. Young has received instructions
to prepare for their reception. , precede
As already stated, the 22d Regiment will form
the guard of honour on the arrival of her Majesty',
as well as during her stay. in Leeds, and provision
has been made for encamping the guard in the reit!
of Woodsley House. Four companies of the rer
ment, with the band and colours, are ordered te
Leeds from Manchester, and it is expected that the
principal officers will accompany the regiment. The
18th Light Dragoons, under the command of Lieut.'
Col. Knox, and the Yorkshire. Hussars, comma
by Lieut.-Col. Beckett, will form the escort ; an
the 2d West York Yeomanry, under Lieut.-Colonel
Pollard, will also be in attendance. The re'
salute will be fired by a battery of Royal Artillery'
under the command of Lieut.-Col. Kennedy. Tli,e
military authorities in command will be Lieu
Gen. Si Harry Smith, K.C.B. ; Col. Wilbrab ale„'
Assist-Adjt-General ; and Lieut.-Col. Shad
Assist-Quartermaster-General. House
The royal procession will leave Woodsley nee'
at ten on Tuesday morning, and is to arrive at tho
south front of the Town Hall at half-past 11. The
Queen will enter the large hall by the vestibule.:
and as she proceeds up the centre to the throne,ll'
is probable the National Anthem will be played 0:
the organ. Prayer will then be offered up 13Y till,
Bishop of Ripon, by whom a form for the occasio
has been prepared. He will be assisted in the ser
vice by the Rev. Dr. Hook, the vicar. Her Majesq
will next declare the hall opened, and the National.
Anthem will then be sung. Subsequently the,
Hallelujah Chorus will be given, after which her
Majesty will be conducted over the building by the
mayor and the movers and seconders of the ad-
dresses, who will attend her to the mayor's roontst
where the Royal party will partake of luncheot
Her Majesty, it is expected, will return throng
the large hall, and depart from the prineiPre
entrance, about a quarter past one. She will
on,
by the mayor, the movers and secoli"o
ders of the addresses, • and the town-clerk, to !he
Wellington station, the other members O. '4
Council having previously left the hall and

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In addition to the addresses from the corporal l'
addresses will also be presented to her MajestY
the magistrates, tbe Sunday school teachers, all
the members of the united friendly societ, or
After the departure of her Majesty, the Inafil.o
will entertain the principal visitors present A '4,
inauguration, as well as the members of the cull,
poration and the borough justices, in the larr
h be
rhe banquet is fixed for four o'clock,- and is o,er
over by eight ; and for the convenience of P.,4
Majesty during her visit to Leeds, the BritiskNi
Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company have spec' „r.
fixed a line of wire from Woodsley House to Sep
borough Hotel, where her Majesty's chef attefi;
dants will be located during the Queens stag

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The different railway companies have 111`,11
arrangements for working special trains fro itch
parts of Yorkshire, and it is intended to desP:the
the trains to and from the principal towns
immediate district as rapidly as possible cowl'
with public safety.