The Sun.
London, England, 1866-07-11 00:00:00

The Prince and Princess of Wales.

The Prince of Wales, attended by Major Grey,
inspected the brewery of Messrs. Truman, Han-
bury, Buxton, and Co. yesterday.
The Princess of Wales took a carriage drive, at-
tended by the Countess of Morton, in the after-
noon.

In the evening the Prince and Princess of Wales
went to a ball given by Lord and Lady Carrington
at their residence, Whitehall.

The Princess Helena.

The following list of presents made to her Royal
Highness the Princess Helena on her marriage is
supplied to us by the Court Newsman:—
From Her Majesty the Queen.--A cluster necklace of
diamonds and opals, a dress brooch of diamonds and opals,
a pair of diamond and opal earrings to match, a very large
pendant composed of seven large handsome diamonds, with
a ruby in the centre, and a large emerald drop ; the dia-
monds, ruby, and emerald taken out of India jewels pre-
sented to her Majesty in 1863 ; a tiara, necklace, brooch,
and earrings composed of turquoises set in diamonds ; four
diamond hair-pins in the form of flowers—these had be-
longed to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent.
From his Royal Highness Prince Christian of Schleswig-
Holstein.--A gold chain bracelet, with a large gold centre
bearing the initial letters "C. H." and a crown in rubies,
sapphires, and diamonds; the initials surrounded with
diamonds containing the miniature of his Royal Highness
Prince Christian in uniform.

From the Queen Dowager of Denmark—A large gold
oval locket, with a star of diamonds in the centre, contain-
ing the hair and miniature of the Queen Dori tiger.
From the Queen of Prussia.—An elastic gold band brace-
let, with a heart locket affixed, composed of lapis lazuli and
diamonds.

From the Sisters of Prince Christian.—A locket repro-
senting a shamrock leaf, composed of emeralds with a large
diamond ; each leaf containing at the back the miniature of
ono of Prince Christian's sisters.

From their Majesties the King and Queen of the Bel-
gians.—A gold band bracelet with " Souvenir" in tur-
quoises, with a turquoise and diamond locket.
From their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Wales.—A handsome diamond bandeau for the head.
A very handsome ruby and diamond ring.
From his Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh.—A
very large diamond star.

From their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Louise and
Beatrice and the Princes Arthur and Leopold.—Two very
handsome diamond stars.

From her Royal Highness Princess Louis of Hesse

(Princess Alice of Great Britain and Ireland).—A large
crystal locket, in the shape of a heart, with the initials
"A. L." in diamonds and rubies in the centre.
From his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge.—A
gold bracelet, ornamented with pearls and emeralds.
_ _ _

From her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge.—
A gold bracelet, composed of amethysts and diamonds,
surrounded with pearls.

From her Royal Highness the Duchess of Mecklenburg.
—A circular gold locket, with "salvo" in diamonds on a
blue enamel centre; a gold chain attached with lapis
lazuli beads.

From her Royal Highness Princess Mary of Teck.—A
crystal heart locket, ornamented with rubies and diamonds ;
a gold riband set in rubies and diamonds at the top.
From Princess Marguerite of Orleans.—An oxydisod
silver bracelet, containing the miniature and hair of Prin-
cess Marguerite.
From tho Comte de Paris and the Duc de Chartres.—A
fan, painted in different compartments, and very richly
mounted in carved ivory, with the initial " H," which had
been given to the late Duchess of Orleans (godmother to
Princess Helena) in her Corbeil do Noces.

From Princess Amelie of Saxe-Coburg Gotha.— A fan,
with the portrait, surounded by flowors, of Princess Amelio
of Saxe-Coburg Gotha, painted by the Princess.

From the Prince and Princess of Leiningen.—A gold
bracelet.

From the Archduchess Clotilde.—Au oval gold locket ,
with pearls and diamonds, containing the miniature and
hair of Princess Clotilde.

From the Maharajah Dhuleep Singh.—An elastic band
bracelet, ornamented with pearls and rubies, the centre
composed also of rubies and pearls, with a large ruby in
the middle.

From the Duke and Duchess of Roxburgh.—A gold
band bracelet, the centre composed of a largo amethyst,
surrounded by an open-worked border of blue and white
enamel and pearls.
From Earl Granville.—An oval gold locket, with horse-
shoe of diamonds and sapphires.
From the Bridesmaids (Lady Margaret Scott, Lady Caro-
line Gordon Lennox, Lady Laura Phipps, Lady Albertha
Hamilton, Lady Mary Fitzwilliam, Lady Alexandrina
Murray, Lady Muriel Campbell, and Lady Ernestine Edg-
cumbe).—A richly-coloured enamel Holbein locket with
pink, green, and straw-coloured brilliants, a large pearl
centre, and a large white pearl drop.
From the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Household.—
A Coromandel wood dressing-case, with silver gilt fittings,
richly cut glass dishes and trays, mounted with engraved
silver, gilt tops, and the cypher and coronet in raised letters,
&c. A richly chased five light-silver candelabra in the
Queen Anne style.

To his Royal Highness Prince Christian—from Her
Majesty the Queen.—A silver service for the dinner table,
comprising a large centre and two side pieces, the design
representing tall clumps of bull-rushes rising from clear
pools of water, on which are placed figures of swans, with
groups of water lilies and other aquatic plants ; six chased
silver table candlesticks; four small silver table candle-
sticks ; four hand candlesticks.

Presents from the parents of his Royal Highness Prince
Christian to Prince Christian and Princess Helena :—A
richly traced silver oak tree centrepiece, surmounted by a
large silver gilt dish for fruit, with a chased vase in centre
of the dish to hold flowers ; round the base are deer, dm ;
two ditto to match ; two smaller ditto.

The Duke of Leeds will leave town on Monday
for his seat in Cambridgeshire.

The Duchess of Wellington will have an assembly
at Apsley House this evening.
Maria Marchioness of Ailesbury has issued cards
for a dinner and evening party on Saturday next, at her
residence in Hertford-street.

The Countess of Derby's assembly will tako
place this evening at the family residence in St. James's-

square.

The Earl and Countess of Sandwich entertained
a select circle at dinner last evening at their residence in
Grosvenor-square.
Lord and Lady Egerton of Tatton entertained the
following company at dinner last evening at their residence
in St. James's-square :—The Earl and Countess of Wilton,
the Countess Cowley and Lady Foodorowna Wellesley,
Viscount and Viscountess nolmesdale, Viscount and Vis-
countess Ingestre, Lord and Lady Poltimore, Captain the
Hon. Fredk. and Lady Constance Stanley, the Right lion.
Sir David and Lady Dundas, Baron Meyer Rothschild,
Mr. and Hon. Mrs. lughes (of Kinmell), Mr. Ogilvy, Mr
Woodhouse, Mr. Clifford, &T.
DEATH OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP OF
DowN AND CONNOR.—Bolfast, Tuesday Morniug.—The
Most Rev. Dr. Denvir, Roman Catholic Bishop of Down
and Connor, died this morning. About five or six months
ago Dr. Dorrian took charge of the diocese, Dr. Denvir
having resigned the bishopric:
THE WILD FLOWER OF RAVENSWORTH.—By the
author of " John and I," " Dr. Jacob," &c. 3 vols. " The
Wild Flower of Ravensworth' is a beautiful tale, written
with deep feeling, and full of tender, impassioned romance.
It charms by its elegance and moves by its pathos. The
interest of the situations is marred by no infringement of
probability, and the varied characters are sketched with
truthfulness and manoeuvred with tact."—lllustrated Nov.
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