The Sun.
London, England, 1845-10-18 00:00:00

COURT UIRC LAIR.
IVINDSOR, FRIDAY.—TIic Queen and Prince Albert
Walked
oitt for their accurt.med morning. exercise ,u the
V.;!sure-grounds in the mighbourhood at the Castle. Her
4Jests and His Royal Highness again pannenacied. is the
afternoon
usAll the Royal Family were taken this morning fur their
11'1 equestran and walking exercise.
. I\tajesty the Queen Dowager, attended by her Lady
I", \Tailing, is exectA to arrive at the Castle to-morrow
(eftsurriay), on a visit to the Queen. The Marquis and Mar-
"n(ss of tVi.rcester are also expected to arrive to-morrow
a` the Castle.
,Iler Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended by
rIY Anna Maria Dawson and the Baroness det Speth, lett
for:intore House yesterday morning in a carrialce and four
arriving. at her residence, Clarence _House, St.
r-17's's, at cue o'clock. Her Royal Highness visited the
reen Dowager' at Marlborough House, and
,partook of a
truner Prinwcith thf ir Serene Highnesses the Ductless Ida and
esses Anna and Amelie of Saxe Weimar. The
the
of Kent, after taking leave of the Duchess Ida and
t Princesses of Saxe Weimar, Ireturned to Clarence House,
„
at three o'clock took her departure, attended by Lady
n to
Maria
ro gm Dawore Lod a son and the Baroness de Speth on her re-
ur F

(1,1113 Royal Highness Prince George visited her Majesty the
Veen Dowager yesterday at Marlborough House, and took
\:ll.e of her Serene Highness the Duchess Ida of Saxe
1, Their Serene Highnesses the Duchess Ida of Saxe Weimar,
Edward, and the Princesses Anna and A melie of Saxe
boaenar,leftllarlborough House last night, and embarked on
tit the (Mend steam-packet, on their return. to the Con-
ent.

RE THE VALUE OF LA.IND.
hurir•
GN,,r .g the season that is just gore by, it is stated by Mr.
klitge Robins, Mr. Hoggart, Mr. Simpson, and other ,eini-
lieav that land has throughout the past year been very
tat. Y iii the market. This is difficult to account for in a
1101814etorY inanntr—it is a problem not easily solved.
at4leY is unusually plentiful, and the interest procur-
WI, for it, much less than land, is yielding.
t
•9r 11,' 'en) is it so difficult to get a fair and reasonable price
14,:,:e staple commodity? In our journal of to-day, Mr.
tea,'" s--enis to throw some light on the subject. In his an-
liecement of a fhe estate in Monmouthshire, there is a
totVeniark or two ti-at may open some ofour eyes. It is
and couched in his usual straightforward and
poufoNsgible clanguage. lie speaks of it as a most inviting op•
for the iovestmmt of capital—and he adds, and
'4l4reat stress—ureN SOLID SECURITY. Now; mark what
iktle. . his sound remarks, referable only to railway
psek 4tions :—" Indeed," says our worthy friend, "laud
4411,:'„4 a refreshing contrast, and is one very much at
kit scl Icid the overwhelming, although plausible schemes,
Se4l'ich this country is at iresent alfikled." In re-
:"lng some of the beautieswith which this estate
glandFq ') be so highly gifted, he says, "In no county
can the native scenery be surpassed in vii-
thaliti loveliness—hill mid dale, wood and water, all
lhe-'her form in every point of view an. ensernUe,
rIa,PPY arrangement of which Dame _Nature may
t"Y said to have exhausted her most con-
-IF`e skill, and if possible, almost to have. surpassed
%11 indeed. the timid hand that directs this unpreter!d-
V- imperfect panegyric feels at a loss how to describe
thrritiv glowing colours this charming locality; and
ititl)°:,,.° ho' desire duly to appreciate it a personal inspec-
,lN,;",riles imperative, and can alone suffice. •To this end
Kmrtiv",sue added that railway communication will very
'tit bring this county within five hours' ride of London ;
to Cabling the opulent, but care-worn citizen, to resus-
pri;'s constitution, and breathe a little fresh air, in the
Itx.„'llt valleys and healthy uplands of Monmouthshir.e.
Rill not follow our eloquent composer beyond this,
'ttrs-g Our readers for a full statement in his announce-

kS ORTING INTELLIGENCE.
MARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.