The Sun.
London, England, 1867-04-29 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY, &c•

WINDSOR CASTLE, April 28.
The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon. rfbe
Hon. Lady Biddulph had the honour of accom-
panying her Majesty.
Princess Beatrice took a drive in an open car-
riage.
Princess Louise, attended by Lady Churchill and
Lord Alfred Paget, went to London last evening'
and honoured the performance at the Prince 01
Wales's Theatre with her presence. The Hon. Mrs'
Wellesley had the honour of accompanying her

loyal Highness.
The Prince of Wales rode Da on Saturdall at-

tended by Captain Ellis.
The Prince of \Vales attended Divine Service 11
the Chapel Royal, St. James's, yesterday morning.
The Communion Service was read by the Illy
Thomas Helmore, the Rev. 1)r. Vivian, and the
Rev. G. A. F. Hart.

It is now finally arranged that her Majesty anci
the Royal family will leave Windsor Castle for Osborne 03
Thursday next. The court will reside at the Isle of Wight
for a fortnight, and will then return to windsor. After
remaining two or three days at the Castle the Q 11063 and
Royal family will leave for Balmoral for three Ni"00„'„;
Previous to her Majesty's leaving Windsor for Scotland'
the christening of the infant son of the Prince and Fri
cess Christian will take place at the pr.vate chapel of the
Castle. The Prince and Princess Christian will reside at
the Castle for five days after the Queen has left for OP
borne, when their royal highnesses will take up their abode
at Frogmore.
Hia Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Meeklen'
burgh Strelitz, attended by Baron Von Engel and 13arerl
Von Poss, arrived on Saturday from Germany to join the
Grand Duchess of Mecklenburgh Strelitz at Carabr dge
Cottage, Kew.
His Excellency the Belgian Minister and Madame
Van de Weyer arrived at their residence in Arlington'
street, Piccadilly, at the end of last week, from New
Lodge, Windsor Forest, for the season.
The Marchioness of Lansdowne and family are
passing the holidays in Paris. The youthful Marquis °
Lansdowne arrived in London on Saturday, and has sine.,
left town on his way to Oxford to resume his studies t"
the above University.
The Duke of Rif±mond arrived at his residence
in Belgmve-square on Saturday from Goodwood par'
Sussex. The duchess and family will come to town °II
Friday next for the season.
The Marquis of Clauricarde arrived at his rest'
dence in Stratton-street on Saturday evening from Ire"
land. 'I he mart lioness comes to town to-day from visiting
Viscount and Viscountess Stratford de Redcliffe at lienlei
Hempstead.
DEATH OF LORD LLANOVER.—Died, April 271
1867, at his mansion in Great Stanhope-street, Mar
fair, at 3.30 a.m., the Right Hon. Lord Llanover, aitetA
severe sufferings. Lord Llanover will bo long remernbere'
for his consistent and unswerving Liberalism, as well for
his undoubted acuteness of intellect and his high adrainis:
trative ability. He was a stanch politician,
an excellent
friend, and, in every sense of the word, 61an honest non;
The deceased nobleman was the eldest son of Benian3l
Hall, M.P., of Henson Castle, Glamorganshire. 110 tgei,
born in 1802, and consequently was at the time of his dent."
65 years of age. He received his education at Westminster
and Christchurch, Oxford, and first entered Parliament asmember for Monmouth in 1831. In November, 1837, he
was elected for the borough of Marylebone, which
consti-
tuency he continued to represent until June, 1859,
he was elevated to the peerage with the title of Lord VI:
over. Previous to his acceptance of office, Sir B. Hall t3°,,
a leading and active part in the discussions in the 11°35-
of Commons on questions affecting the Church Establish:
ment. In August, 1854, he accepted the office of pre
dent of the Board of Health, which he held until AngnSt
of the following year, when he accepted the post of Firs,
Commissioner of Works. It was during his tenure of that
office that Sir B. Hall introduced the measure for the 10°:
government of the metropolis under which the preset:
Metropolitan Board of Works was elected, and made otte
great improvements in the parks of the metropolis• lide
was created a baronet in 1838, privy councillor in 18547°
Lord Llanover in 1859.-- Observer.