The Sun.
London, England, 1866-11-28 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY, &c•

WINDSOR CASTLE, Tuesd*„ss
The Queen, accompanied by her Royal Iligh
Princess Christian, walked and drove yestercl3l
afternoon. Her Majesty, with Princess 143uis
drove out this morning, attended by the Hon. Flora
Macdonald.
Their Royal Highnesses Prince and Princess Chris;
tian drove to Kew and visited her Royal Ilighnes,s
the Duchess of Cambridge and his Serene Uigllll7f
and her Royal Highness the Prince and Princess "
Teck. tit
The Duke of Edinburgh, attended by Lieuteli3
Haig, also visited the duchess and the prince 311

princess, and afterwards went to London.
Princess Beatrice drove out.
Prince Leopold, attended by Mr. Sahl and fir.
Legg, went to London last evening, and was Pirfai
sent at a concert at St. James's Hall. his rc).7
highness afterwards returned to Windsor Castle'

ROYAL VISIT TO WO_LVERHAMPTOX•
Yesterday afternoon a special meeting of the
Wolverhampton Town Council was held, at wb'et
£l,OOO was voted to the mayor as an instahneu
towards the expenses of the preparations for roc-4'r;
ing the Queen and Yoyal family ; it was also resolve':
that the Recorder be requested to prepare an 3d
dress ; and the Town-clerk gave the result of ~i 6
interview with General Grey yesterday, at 1311 co
ingham Palace. The Queen has consented to
the arrangements of the corporation ; and the TOw,e
clerk expressed his belief that, in addition to t;
members of the royal family who are already kilo
to have promised to accompany the Queen'
Duke of Edinburgh would be present. Tue "tic
noun cement was received with enthusiaS
applause.
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The Duke of Devonshire is entertaining a

party at Chatsworth, Derbyshire.
oof
The 60th anniversary of the birth of the Du",
Buccleuch and Queensberry having fallen on a `ll,l's-;t3
the event was celebrated in Dalkeith on Monday Kith
customary rejoicing. have
The Marquis and Marchioness of AilesburY
left town for Savernake Park, near Marlborough. iced
The Earl and Countess of Coventry havelarr.
at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square. were
The Countess Cowper and Ladies Cowper„.fore
to leave Wrest Park yesterday, to pay some visits '-
taking up their residence at Panshanger for the wintaeriot
We understand that the day is not yet Bse,,,iii)
the marriage of Viscount Dunlop and the LadY
Hervey, sister of the Marquis of Bristol. grs•
The Chancellor of the Exchequer and oaf'
Disraeli have left Grosvenor-gate for StrathfieldsaYe'
visit to the Duke and Duchess of
her Wellinve gton. e
Sir Henry and Lady Fletcher ha left Farr-

Hotel, for Spratton House, Nottingham. ,ifeeo
A marriage is arranged to take place be"10/0
Miss Emilia
Gordon-Cumming, youngest daughter 19*nd
late Sir William Gordon-Cumming, Bart., of Alts3l:;rs'
Gordonstown, and Captain Sergison of the 4th ..,
aY
only son of Mr. Warden Sergison, of Cuckg- old -6r
Sussex.
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PROPOSED NEW JUDGES.—The conllll°-,,t Ito
judges, it is said, have approved of the suggestion that
additional judge should be appointed to each- of th° three
courts ; and it is rumoured that at the wall:ollo'33°P
co
the session of Parliament the Government will ifitl
as tent
dace
a measure on the subject. Mr. Grove Q.Ca.,ic
the first of the new additional judges, n
ll PoDce
cases to be referred to him, ho having had great €3l)er,il
in such matters. Mr. Selwyn, Q.C., is mentioned
new Solicitor-General in partibus. - Of
Two OF THE GRAND CROSSES OF THE ORD-f
erred
THE STAR OF INDIA, now vacant, are likely to be C°9-srer.
on Lord Napier, the Governor of Madras, and on' -11%
mour Fitzgerald, the lately-appointed Governor of 1300
8
Their predecessors, Sir George Clerk and Lord BAriLliit:jsif
more recently, Sir Bartle Frere, received from her
the same mark of distinction. 110
ROBBERY WITH BRUTAL VIOLENCE.---.-- ,eh'r
named Joseph Grady was on Monday charged at
11
Ai3nThiel
ter with highway robbery. On Sunday night :ttoOg
M'Carthy, coachman to Colonel Mayne, was pae3sll4°:lr9it
Nicholas-street on his way home, when he was ~Seh-i4Oll,
by three or four men, and felled to the ground.
the ground he was beaten and kicked about the
he recognised the prisoner as one of his asssil ant,°;ffereo
men robbed him of his watch, and separated in
directions on the alarm being given. The prison
committed for trial. held

FATAL ACCIDENT.—An inquest was , ji,DO
Penton-place,
Goodwin, agedK2e2n
o s p i years,ntai Kennington-road,
cbheaein.geinwatsheh moving' g
forat o n-rforaadc,t on
dthl e bodyd o:,:flielicil lialli?:11,
again fractured his leg.ab drayman. The deee. .s eV
ionpertlaiteionlimabiheuutanofna
vcoruuurtrcaehbeles,esgNsy't and
l'e "c., Oa
ptonls .', Iv
Holdsworth, wasjuraymputated, but he did net snr`ll;eoatli•
It .
was stated in Liver that 1,00
pool yesterday t whose
cernedleiniamaFtit'aernscec.onnititde
mf
Iri
soe
stoiuohrnandeadbgeaeennvteoorf
offered,
ei
Liverpool,rc:do,f
ba acdcibdoeofuntalu arrestso
aaltTLesitl a rewaardcoo
Severn. sdwo r
withth ,
thiteisscuaitlieligt
scuttling
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