The Sun.
London, England, 1866-11-29 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY, &c•

WINDSOR CASTLE, Wednesday
The Queen went out in the grounds this morn'
ing, accompanied by Princess Beatrice.
Princess Christian drove out, attended by Lady
Susan Melville ; and Princess Louise went out
walking.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke of Edinbargil
and Prince Christian went out shooting, attended
by Lieutenant-General Hon. C. Grey and L°l.d
Alfred Paget.
The Duc de Nemours and Princess 'Marguerite,
d'Orleaus visited her Majesty to-day and remained
to luncheon.

ROYAL VISIT TO WOLVERHAMPTON.
The six triumphal arches to be erected at Wolver-
hampton are rising into proportions. For the first
arch, which is to be composed of iron and coal, the
Earl of Dudley has forwarded 25 tons of the splen-
did 10-yard seam, some of it hewn into blocks of
two tons each. There will also be a trade arch con'-
posed of hardware and japan goods. Her MajestY
will be received by the two members for the borough
and the corporation, with the recorder and lord-
lieutenant. Nearly the whole population of the
Black Country is expected to be in Wolverhampton
to-morrow, and the railway companies will be barely
able to carry all who wish to be present, even
half-hour trains. Business will be altogether sus-
pended throughout the district, and at nearly all
the ironworks and collieries nothing will be done
after to-night.
The town is to be brilliantly illuminated, and IGir
the last day or two a large staff of men, acting
under the direction of the Messrs. J. Defries of Lon-
don, have been busily employed in fixing several
splendid devices ou a scale hitherto unknown in this
part of the country. The display will be one °,
great magnificence, alike creditable to the town alcIL
to the eminent firm who have acqaired such eele;
brity for their brilliant exhibition on all occasions3°'
great public rejoicing. At every point of iroP°rtr:
ance in the town large crystal devices have been
fixed, and, the weather proving auspicious,
the
illuminations will form one of the most remarkable
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features in the auspicious visit of her Majesty to
part of her country. tiers
It is expected that the Queen, and such men'
of the royal family as may accompany her Majesile'
will quit Windsor Castle about ten o'clock.
Queen and royal party will travel in a special 0,00
of five carriages, including three saloons and tlcoci
eomposites, and, as the journey will be perforalbee
at express speed, one of the finest engines in t
possession of the Great Western Company will bi
used. Wolverhampton is 1254 miles from the rll,O
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borough, so that if her Majesty should travel at the
rate of 40 miles an hour the former town will be
reached at a little after one o'clock in the afterne°„
;
—that is, if her Majesty leases Windsor at ten
o'clock. From Windsor the royal route will be ever
the Great Western line, by Reading, Didcot,
ford, Banbury, Leamington, Warwick, Birming-
ham, Wednesbury, and Bilston.

The Earl and Countess of Derby are expected t°..
leave town on Tuesday next for Knowsley Park, Lan'
cashire.
The Earl of Bective, M.P., and Ladies I\ladelei°e,
and Adelaide Taylour have left their residence in Graf to°
street for The Lodge, Virginia, Ireland.
Viscountess Newry and the lion. Lucy Needht
have left Farrance's llotel for their town residence

Eaton-place.
Lord and Lady Keane have arrived at Muckr°ss
Abbey, Killarney, on a visit to Captain Herbert,
and the Hon. Mrs. Herbert.
We have to announce the death of Lady China
ton, which occurred ou Tuesday morning. The lamente
lady was the third daughter of the late Sir Robert IVilli3
Newman, Ist baronet, of Mainhea,d, and was married ,11;
Lord Chursten (his second wife) in 1861.