The Sun.
London, England, 1866-01-12 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY.

OSBORNE, Thursday.
Their Serene Highness Prince and Princess fier•
mann of Hohenlohe and their family left Osborne
yesterday.

Her Majesty walked and drove out in the corning
and afternoon.

The Prince and Princess of Wales at
lIOLICHA3r7 ThursdaY.
The head of game killed on Tuesday, not-iv/tl;
standing the gale of wind which was blowing 9
day, extended to 1,000, and the greater proporti°Pl
of these were pheasants.
On Tuesday evening the Earl and Countess of 3
Leicester gave a dance, in honour of the royal vielai
to a select company, which included their Eqr
Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, 'AIa,E,
P
G. H. Grey and the Countess of Morton, the Die
and Duchess of Roxburghe, Marquis of Bowment
Earl and Countess Spencer, Earl of Dunmore'
Countess of Dunmore, Lord and Lady SnOei e
Viscount and Viscount Powerscourt, Lady Anne
Coke, Lady Gertrude Coke, Viscount Harnilt°l3ci
M.P., Hon. T. De Grey, M.P., Hon. Edward and
Mrs. Coke, Lieut.-Gen. Porter, Hon. Col. Coe'
Capt. Elphinstone, Sir Edmund and Lady Kerrisell'
Admiral Sir Henry Keppel, Capt. Stephoe°ll'd
Messrs. J. Powell, Tredcroft, &c. The royal ill/
distinguished party danced with great spirit.
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Yesterday morning the Prince of Wales join
the noble earl and his visitors for a day's wild-f°
es
shooting. Sport commenced on the lake, which
re
only a stone's-throw from the hall. Wild-fowl we
abundant, and, the wind having ceased, some e;
cellent sport was obtained. Her royal highness
princess and the ladies joined the sportsinclito
luncheon, and during the remainder of the daY
extensive salt marshes recently reclaimed from the
sea, with the duck decoys, afforded abundance ,
sport.

The Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe
Marquis of Bowmont, on their return to town from ;
ham Hall, the Earl of Leicester's seat in Norfolk, intel:d
to be present at the wedding of Miss Blanche
Williams
Lord Charles tunes Ker.
The Duchess (Dowager) of Sutherland is stilll
a very indifferent state of health. Her grace is staying
Stafford House, St. James's.
The Earl of Ellenborougb will arrive in town °II
the sth proximo from his seat in Gloucestershire.
The Countess Cowper, by the accounts received
in town yesterday, is said to have passed a favearsoo,
night; but her ladyship is still in a very precarious ce
dition.
The Lord Justice Knight Bruce and Lady Bruce
have left the Queen's Hotel, Upper Norwood, for ~,,..
hampton.
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Colonel and Lady Henrietta Ogilvy have aril'
at 23, Grafton-street, from the North.
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Rear-Admiral the Hon. James R. Drunare—
C. 8., has returned to his residence at the Admiralty.
THE DUCHESS DE CIIARTRES.—Her Royal Oigro,
ness the Duchess de Chartres and her son are Po
gressing favourably. The new born infant is the Jan
great-grandson of the Queen Marie Araelie by tol°,o
scent. The birth crisis took place under unusually fel-off
able circumstances. Dr. Gueneau de Mussy, the orcliii.°
physician of the French Royal Family, dined at Poe
gan House on Tuesday, and left for Loudon some gt
after nine o'clock, the duchess being then quite well' the
one o'clock he was sent for, made as much haste ae
bad state of the roads would permit, and found the 'age
ter so far advanced that 20 minutes after his arriv'l--
had to receive the royal baby. In the meantime Iles-
sengers had been despatched to the Count and Co° pp
do Paris, the Princess de Joinville, and also teA of
Priestley, the physician-accoucheur, and Mr.
Esher; but, notwithstanding all haste, they only arrl
when the happy event had taken place.