The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19 00:00:00

COURT AND FASHION

--_— A.ND‘
HER MAJESTY'S RETURN FROM SCOT..--
morning en route for the south, and travelled by al..
Her Majesty left Balmoral at eight o'clock on Tceskl:
by Baliater, Ban&iory, and the Slug-road, to Steal:11;
The royal party reached Sronehaven at twenty m.,tered
past one, and after partaking of luncheon they entered
the train, and reached Perth shortly after four.
_.,d
h
afterwards passed through Stirling and Larbert,
_ etli,
arrived at St. Margaret's station at Edinburgh s_reirou's
before seven. The Sheriff of the county and the Ca gal
military authorities received her Majesty, and the
ad to
party having entered the royal carriaaeaa Pr"ec; en,
the Palace of Holyrood, which they reached about sera.
where her Majesty was received with the usual honor'A
partly morning, a few minutes before eight, the .vr,
way, and entering the same carriaces in w-hicb they
proceeded to the terminus of the Caledonian bad
travelled from Stonehaven, departed for Englan.
i ere it
Great preparations had been made at Preston, vrA , to
was known the royal party were to stop for luncheon
give her Majesty a suitable reception. 'n er
At ten minutes before two o'clock the royal trio /a,.
preached the station, amid the booming of cannon' • e,
mediately on her Majesty stepping from the royal cal
co
the Mayor presented an appropriate address engross an
vellum. The Bishop of Manchester also presente
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address from the clergy. At half-past two the
4Yed
party returned to the state carriage, and the train riv,,,se
slowly away, proceeding via Crewe to Chester; some
account of which we have given in a separate ar"
hare!
After leaving Chester the train reached Bangor 5-- the
before six o'clock, and the royal party proceeded !,c) and
Penrhyn Arms, where they alighted. Her Maie9Y "At
nine o'clock a grand display
the Prince Consort dined privately at eight o'clock.n the
Menai Straits, while the town was illuminated an
fires blazed on the surrounding hills. the
On Thursday morning, at surrounding
quarter- before nine' and
of fireworks took Placed bon'
and the royal party left in the royal carriage:4oi
proceeded across the suspension bridge over the: the
Straits, into the Island of Anglesey, to insPfe'infeir
five minutes after ten o'clock. The Queen's
Britannia Bridge. Her Majesty 'arrived at the J-e.- at
station—about a mile north of the Britannia Briq visa
thheerne in
movedreadiness
o r,
to tot
he receive,4i n z l
et
sheey
side royal 0i . atr ti )er• tralntraia
Thetoa.o:l
r, I bridge' /he
tube. Her Majesty and the Prince Consort,
halted when within about lot) yards of the entrance
_et
and. thef`or a
of the royal party here alighted, and after survelng, bet
few moments the picturesque character of the under
the
e :Majestyconduct
na
entd
of :fir.
r. Prince
Stephenson.
Theentered
Queen
havingbridae tiouse barterd
O immediately
an hou r , a
taker,
e n re-enteredin tow
b they ab
about
some few yards into the tribe, returned in about a fib Was
slowly through the bridge, the engine having ,r— Thei
tached, so as to avoid annoyance from the smoke top e`
Carnarvon side of the Strait. Huaeltro
Prince Consort in the meantime walked over tue, „le'
the bridge, and joined her Majesty at the other eno ' bted
„ 1
all
con,
here, and, accompanied by her royal consort, as der
; or
ducted by Mr.
. . Stephenson down a flight of steps, 'n, •esti
to obtain an underneath view of the bridge. Her Nhatiidge
re-entered the saloon carriage, and the train left the
en route for the south, at eleven o'clock. 'cloci‘;
The royal party arrived at Shrewsbury at two °I , an
a
wit: re it had been arranged her Majesty should lunc:;tionc
were received at the station by the mayor and carp': atei'
The Queen left Shrewsbury at half-past two o'elnc: Wol'
the acclamations of the spectators, and arriving B'by the
verhampton about three, was met at the station ding
mayor and other members of the corporation• rilcen Dir-
onwards, her Majesty reached the camphin atatio rita of
mingham, about half-past four. Leaning one hrara am
Prince Albert, her Majesty walked along the Pai'";:alaP"
descended the steps, at the foot of which the Bititivins
and Oxford train was in waiting, and the royal Per"
changed carriages, left the station at four o'clock. agset''
Warwick and Leamington were successive'', paced,
Warwick
without stopping. At Banbury an address was n„Prfesace to
Nwpich occasioned a delay of a few minutes. l'ikojesll
incisor was run without interruption, and be barter t°
alighted at the station under the Castle at a q"--
seven foonr
Majestyt cya I;
men, r i aag again
iv", 1::i. crpang
cig e ae ,

..A— the
DEATH OF LORD ROLLO.—We have to rePa'-iit nt
de:-.th, on the Bth instant, of Lord Rqllo, at his -
Duncrub, in Stratherne.
THE COURT has appointed his Royal Ilighness,tbGe9ratie;e'
of Cambridge to be Ranger of St. James's-park, tuef
park, and Hyde-park, in the room of the Dake
lington.—Observer. d 0 Dar
THE EARL AND COUNTESS OF DERBY arrive- 1.0. -0
the
en oanf t Wednesday,ernoon tile
Earl
ln
aKntdi o wcsol euya-tlet as
Countess
I ,
pLroacnennedsebdi to St
Leonard's, near Windsor. elf sn"
THE QUEEN has presented portraits of her; tercht
,Pwlrref
uiicnni
rtct
Archduke
;Ts
kkHitarel
ElibatjeenDorr
Et, to
DEATH
hiiet
irahnese
0.
srixlTty rie
becomei CorporationsaErss
Datlugdeol
that
senior
Otti Windsor'.
to
hrwi
en :seLnit,dr
108:1;sei
of
copies, by Mr. Corden, of two exquisite P5ilD3
t
the
field-marshal will be given to the ArchdukveacsAll'btegrto.f6cisi
THE London Gazette of Tuesday contains tbenstabis
appointment of Lord Combertnere,-t-o be WO gaalletgoi
of the Tower, and Lord-Lieutenant of the Tower Deraged
The same Gazette announces the raising to the,,,,Plon, "
Lord Fitzroy Somerset, by the title of Baron
Raglan, in the county of Monmouth. 0113 S"
„nbe
SUDDEN ILLNESS OF THE EARL OF MOUNI'V-
-We regret to state that the Earl of Mount 's•cion A"b"f
was taken suddenly ill on Wednesday. A PLii‘,-fit rice",;-
telegraphed for to Bath in the forenoon,. and ":,-rer enl"
the
eTe anffaEternoon's express ; but very slight hoPe:,;ile.
tamed of his lordship's recovery.—Exeter Ga*- d t't
mLilAyTEofDtuhßeE's late FUNERAL.—It
commander ins
.rb`ierbtiv:lesge..o,otovbael
mournful procession to take place from -kPsleYi;neal'iate
that the authorities are desirous of having the "41e t'ibti
as short as possible, in order that the least P° art of ;id
may be occupied in the final and concluding. Ps',l)-0-
ceremony on our departed and illustrious her°'
itnb'
Service Gazette.
Cla„h Of, OP
THE CEREMONY of building the Cairn 0303
neachan, Balmoral, took place on AlondaY an gal
Craig Gowan. Her Majesty laid the first stlthelw.„'o,s
Royal Highness Prince Albert. with the rest n'Ga►r
family, assisted, each placing a stone upon tilouselinril,
did also the different members of the Royal
,11010°
whoatt d
hadthe
assembledinh abi (a n t
for
r living
that
puupropno
ateli.e estate 01
tcr;
, live - egg
TILE ROYAL FARMS.—The annual sale xi
from the farms in the occupation of his
_TitnY(Bn. fsCce
Prince Albert took place on Tuesday, at l'°r-flitten":t.
Windsor Great Park. There was a Ynutnerous„"f
of company, including the leading butchers of
rounding district, and the auctioneer eirPe' for fit
difficulty in procuring a fuli and ready bidding oen,
lot. The sale consisted of 11 fine short-horneis 912a°
for the butcher ; 9 fat short-horned co``.s 's, s'-irOts
horned oxen, fit for stalling ; 29 meaty heilersite be
horned cows ; 320 fat sheep ; and 4 fat pigs'
were all sold at a shade over market prito• that tIoug•;
~,,
MATRIMONIAL ON DIT.—We understanu, tent,
trimonial a!liance will shortly take placcAbAeilss F,r1114
Hughes, E -q., of Beach-hill, Cheshire, an..,4-pn • ;•,, Oh:
second daughter of the Hon• ?nub': ";
Liddell, of &gin.; ton-house, NorthittaberiOnltti,.",lso'
daughter of,fLiodrad
cßoauyseinn,swLoortrhd.DiNalorr.bleirbtoDa;__Oi,etiolte
",,sive estates Bpdvhillbeli
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