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Her Majesty, Prince Albert, and the Court anived
Windsor Castle on Tuesday evening, after an absence
in
four months. The inhabitants thronged the long walk,
the park, and greeted her Majesty with a most enthuse
astic welcome after so long an absence.
It is stated that the court, after a sojourn at the castle
of not more than three weeks or a-month, will proceed
Osborne for a short period, returning to Windsor to spen
the Christmas holydays.
It is also stated that her Majesty will probably Pap
shortly shortly a brief visit to Claremont, to enable the Yrin.
Consort to enjoy a few days' shooting over the well
stocked preserves of the King of the Belgians.
The Earl of Auckland arrived at the Admiralty on Ss'
turday from Knowsley.
The Earl of Ellesmere and the Bridgewater Trustees
have commenced the re-building of Bridgewater House e"
a splendid scale. The noble Earl and Countess, and the
Ladies Egerton, have left Worsley Hall for Harrowga
The Earl and Countess of Wilton closed their visit vu
the Duke of Wellington, at Walmer Castle, on Thurst:
The Countess proceeded to Brighton to join her Yew'
fig famil
ei niary, and the noble Earl came to town. Grand
The Queen Dowager, accompanied by the
Duchess Ida and the Prince and Princess of Saxe or Gos-
left Marlborough House on. Saturday morning board
port, where her Majesty embarked that afternoon on
the Howe (man-of-war),. for Madeira.
THE REPORTED MARRIAGE OF THE DUKE AND ISWg'
Bof an
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that
the stated iduepaoonf theth e
m authority
arriac e
of the " Hero of a Hundred Fights " to Miss Bur4r,
Coutts originated in the domestic circle of royalty. 744,-
great Duke, having received a royal command to dine
the Queen, the conversation, amongst other topics, l'wq
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dentally turned upon the rich heiress, in the course 0,
which her Majesty, struck by a sudden thought, joculali:
suggested that Miss Burdett Coutts and the Duke of,`'
lington would make a good match. This singular node'
caused a hearty laugh, and is the real foundation .of till
reports relative to the anticipated marriage of these we
°
known personages.—A correspondent of the Augsburg
Gazelle gives a rather more plausible origin ta the ru-
mour. He says that Sir Robert Inglis, who stayed there
a few days, flatly. contradicted the report of the approach:
ing marriage. The whole rumour, said he, originated in
mere joke. Miss Burdett having called upon the Dukf,
with a large sum of money for the erection of•Churehes
the colonies, the Duke praised her generous liberalitY'
adding, playfully, " You deserve to be a Duchess," to
which the Marquis of Douro, who was present, remarket;l
" You see, Miss Burdett, my father makes you an offer.