The Sun.
London, England, 1866-01-15 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY•

OSBORNE, Saturday.
Her Majesty drove out yesterday afternoon in a
carriage-and-four, accompanied by their Royal
Highnesses Princess Louise and Princess Beatrice.

In the evening M. Van de Weyer and Count de
Lannoy had the honour of dining with her Majesty
and the royal family.
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M. Van de Weyer, Count de Lannoy, Count
Cornet, and Count Ferdinand de Lannoy returned
to London this afternoon.

SUNDAY
Her Majesty drove out yesterday afternoon with
her Royal Highness Princess Louise.
Princess Leiningen and Prince and Princess
Hermann of Hohenlohe visited her Majesty Yes-
terday, and stayed to luncheon.

The Queen, Princess Helena, Princess Louise,
and Princess Beatrice attended Divine service at
Whippingham Church to-day.

The Prince and Princess of Wales at
Holkham.
HOLKIIAM, Saturday.
Yesterday morning a party, which comprised his
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, the Earl of
Leicester, the Marquis of Bowmont, Earl Spencer,
the Earl of Dunmore, Viscount Powerscourt, Lord
Suffield, Viscount Hamilton, Hon. F. de Grey,
Hon. Edward Coke, Lieut.-Gen. Porter, Hon. Col•
Coke, Hon. Capt. Elphinstone, Sir E. Kerrisont
Admiral Sir Henry Keppel, Capt. Stephenson, Ad-
miral Seymour, Mr. Powell, and Mr. Tredcroft,
commenced shooting in the preserves. In the after'
noon the Princess of Wales and many noble ladies
joined the sportsmen in the covert. Upwards Of
2,000 head of game were killed.

A perfect storm of wind, snow, and rain raged
this morning, so that there was no out-door sport'
At about 3 in the afternoon their royal highnesses
took their leave of the Countess of Leicester and
the Ladies Coke, and proceeded to Burnham Market
station of the West Norfolk Junction Railway, ac-
companied thither by the Lord Lieutenant, wh°
conducted the princess to the saloon carriage, whet!
their royal highnesses took a very cordial leave 1;1"
his lordship. The special train, which was under
the care of Mr. James Robertson, general superin-
tendent of the Great Eastern Railway ; Capt. Tyler,
inspector of the Board of Trade ; and Mr.
Vallen-
tine, C.E., engineer of the West Norfolk Junction/
left Burnham at 3.40, and, after a capital run °f
about three-quarters of an hour, conveyed their
royal highesses to Wolferton, where private carriages
being in waiting their royal highnesses proceeded
to Sandringham in an open carriage, arriving there
at about half-past 4 o'clock.
The distinguished guests invited to Holkhanl to
meet their royal highnesses took their departure
yesterday.

The promised visit of his Royal Highness till
Prince of Wales to Lieut.-Gen. Hall's shooting b°
at Weston Colville, in Cambridgeshire, is arrange'
to take place during the early part of this week, for
which purpose his royal highness will proceed frail
Sandringham to-morrow to Weston Colville.

TIIE PRINCE OF WALES is to have a residence
built for him in Windsor Great Park, near Cumberland
Lodge. Tho new lodge will be ready to receive th.
Prince and Princess with their suite at the end of the
summer.

The marriage of Prince Christian and her Roy3l
Highness the Princess Helena will take place in July.
No appointment has yet been made, says the
Saturday Gazette, in succession to Mr. Goschen, as Vic°-
President of the Board of 'Trade.