The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-05 00:00:00

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COURT CIRCULAR..
WINDSOR, TILIIRSDAY.—The Queen' it cOmpantD-e
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their Majesties the King and Queen.tif the B 416:
walked this morning in the grounds about the Cast'" i$
The Royal Family were taken out lin' airing to-. 01
the Park.
In the afternoon her Majesty. accompanied by .010
august relatives the King and Queen of the Beliglr
took an airing in an open carriage, her Royal to,
ness the Princess Royal accompanying-their Mojet,
The Countess of Dunmore Lady in waiting °'"itio?
Queen, and the Baroness d'Hoogvorst-Lady in 1 or
on her Belgian Majesty, followed in another Roll'o,oir
riage ; and Major General Wernyss Equerry ill
ing was in attendance on her Majesty on horseback'
The Illustrious party drove into the Great Park' ,10
Archdeacon Wilberforce arrived at the Castle to.
on a visit to her Majesty.
The Royal dinner party at the Castle this eveni4o'lll
addition to her Majesty's august visitors and ate' If
include her Royal Highness the Duchess of 1C41160
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Lady Anna Maria Dawson, and Colonel Sir ve
Couper„ Bart.

MAIINDAY THURSDAY.—This beinF the anniv.d
of the distribution of the Royal charities to the.,
poor, the usual bounty was distributed in Will
Chapel with the customary formalities. pa°,;
tier Majesty having entered her 25th year, the or
ber of men and women to whom the Royal charities
distributed, corresponded with that number. 111:410i
cordingly attended in Whitehall Chapel and receiv
following bounties :
The women, 11. 15s. in lieu of clothing.,
The men, cloth in sufficient quantity for a suit' 00111
Both men and women 1/. each, and silver le
corresponding with her Majesty's age. o ei
Also a further sum of 1/. 103. as an.eauivalent t
visions formerly issued to them in kind. • erop#
At three o'clock the proce..sion proceeded frotn.,lleooe,
Almoury in Whitehall, consisting of the xi,
of the Guard; the. Rev. Dr. Sleath, who' officiated 'F'olif
Sub-Almoner, in consequence of his indispo6ltli
Joseph Hanby, Esq., Secretary and ICeornall,Diti,
assistants, and six children from the national s'of
at Westminster, and the schools in the parish ea 1,4
George's, Hanover-square, who had been selectAY•
their good conduct, and as a reward they reteirl;o4
sash of linen cloth, with a donation-of a Craig!'
bouquet. 1,•0
There were present the Rev. Messrs. Clavizehe
Haden, the Rev. Drs. Vivian and Packman, the of i;'o
Horsley Dakins, &c., and the young Kentlernen
Chapel Royal, accompanied by Messrs. Hakes'
Hobbs, Clarke, &c.
The anthems sung upon this occasion were:
" Blessed is he that considereth."
" Hide not thou thy face." • •
" 0 Lord grant the Queen a long life.'
" Who is this that cometh from EdoM:' A to
With appropriate and special prayers. adaptew
occasion.

On Monday and Tuesday last were distributed o'Sri
the immediate orders of his Grace the Lord °if 0;01
'rnoner the customary alms of the season to 11P" ;-,5
800
poor and aged persons, denonirnated the
Maunday" of five shillings.; and also the. 10Y°:r
Alms of thirteen shillings each. The latter, 62 "?I"
many in the former class, have decayed from Vre ' •
to need the above salutary and benetacent :charities
The most aged upon this occasion is 101 years. old
A Confirmation of the Juvenile Nobility: arid Cfl
was held yesterday morning in , the Charl :4
James's by the Bishop of London. (16);
About fifty of the younger meMbeis of noble ta hitt
tinguished families were confirmed b • the Noble 20,
tUf
Among the nobility present at , the '.ceretnorlY
Duke and Duchess of Sutherland; .the .Malilpee'cit
Stafford, .the ,Earl and Countess Delawarr, e
Earl of Bradford, Lord Campbell, Lord. Thaw°
and the Hon. Miss Sydney. • 04'
The Rev. Dr. Wesley and the Rev. lur•
assisted in the service.
Sir Robert Peel left his residence in WhitfrOr'
gardens yesterday morning for his seat Drayton Ar
Staffordshire. • the - • •noe
The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone' had all
with the Earl of Aberdeen yesterday at
office: - - - •
Et-1-03 tsd :Of
Mr. John Wood, Chairrnin Ali
'of e, es
terview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer Y
at his dacha residence in Downing-street.