The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-26 00:00:00

THE ROYAL PROCESSION.

very judicious alteration has been made in her
Majesty's route on Monday next. Instead of going
from Pall,mo to Pall-mall East, as stated in the
bills, the Royal In3eession will pass down Cockspur-
', rillar along the Strand.
street in front of Nelson

All
THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO THE that an
has invented, or nature can supply, will be called into
requisition to grace the fair actresses on this national
event. It is on such occasions of festivity that the vir-
tues and singularly happy properties of those auxiliaries
of personal beauty, Rowland's Kalydor, Rowland's Ma-
cassar Oil, and Rowland's Odonto, shine pre,ereinent in
their power ; while the white and swan-like neck, the
rich luxuriant tress, and the pearly set of teeth form ad-
mirable trophies of their inestimable qualities ! The
august patronage conceded by our gracious Queen, and
the several Sovereigns of Europe, together with the
beauties which adorn the circles of princely and regal
magnificence ; and the confirmation by experience of the
infallible efficacy of these creative renovating specifics,
have characterised them with perfection, and given them
a celebrity unparalleled. They have proved the theme
of.the poet ; they are celebreted in the periodical litera-
ture of the whole civilised world ; the lays of Byron, and
the voice of the universal press, have proclaimed the in-
comparable virtues of the " Oil Macassar," and of its
accompanying preparations.
The Wymondham and Dereham Railroad Company
has purchased the property of the late Thomas Smith,
Esq., and lately occupied by Colonel Oakes, at Dereham,
for their terminus, and certainly a most advantageous
situation for the purpose, being nearly in the centre of
the town. We understand the buildings are to be com-
menced immediately ; arrangements are being entered
into for the purchase of the land for the entire line, and
the Company anticipate having it nearly completed by
the time the Act is sanctioned. Surveyors are actively
engaged in taking their levels and observations for
bringing their lines of rails into Dereham, from Lynn,
Wells, and other places ; if all the lines are carried out
now cof.templated, Dereham must forma junction of
some importaace.—Nor wick Mercury.
A country Correspondent informs us that an ex-
press with dispatches from Sir Robert Peel arrived at
Powis Castle, the seat of Earl 140wis, between two and
three o'clock on Tuesday morning ; that another express
from the same high quarter arrived at Powis Castle at
six o'clock on Wednesday evening ; and that a reply to
both expresses was immediately dispatched to London
by the Noble Earl. The quidnuncs in the country are
represented to be lull of conjectures as to the subtject-
is
matter of this correspondence ; but the general belief
that the Lord-Lieutenantcy of Ireland has been offered to
Earl Powis.— Times.
The Marquis of Hertford has contributed 2001. to
the building fund of the new institution for the Deaf and
Dumb and the Blind of Ulster.
CORONER'S INQUEST AT THE ETON UNION WORE,
HOUSE.—SLOITGII, FRIDAY.— The inquiry . into the
cause of the death of an illegitimate male child, belong-
ing to Martha Hitch, before Mr. ChFsley, one. of the
Coroners for the county of Berks, which was adjourned
on Wednesday last, was resumed at two o'clock this
afternoon, in the hoard-room at the workhouse. Mr.
Rigby, the gentleman
deceased lived as cook ; Ar, Rigby, solicitor ; Mr.
whosie house the rnot.her of the
w„;ch.lasted,
Maurice Swabey, one of the county mapstrates ; the
chaplain of the union, Dr. Dodswor:!! !. and some of the
guardians, were present during the inquiry,
nearly four hours. he jury returned a ver d. ict o,
" Died from natural caTuses, and that no blame is to be
attached to any one."
The Berlin journals state that Lord Palmea
longrston,
previous to leaving that capital for Dresden, paid
visit to Ai. de Cornelius, and conferred with him on the
subject of the fresco paintings with which it is intended.
to adorn the new Parliament Houses, his Lordship being
one of the committee for directing the decoration of that
edifice. Lord Palmerston was to leave Dresden on the
Nth for Vienna,