The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-09-03 00:00:00

THE COURT.

HER MAJESTY'S MARINE EXCURSION.—ACCOrdng,
to present arrangements, her Majesty and the 'Prin.ie
Consort will take their departure from Windsor CaL"..a
about Monday or Tuesday, the 9th or 10th instant, n
proceed to the coast of Hampshire, to embark on boa,
the Royal yacht. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince;,
Wales, the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice'
it
to itshefullisyleexopfe‘clteidgfita.ccoireprag=
and
dstpriroince
will sho,tly afterwards proceed to Seotland in the Vilteltb°erf':
and Albert yacht, leaving the infant Royal Fan 3.1,1,37,.:
Osborne House, and where it is expected they w"'
•
main until the return of the Queen and the Prince from
the north. It is believed that her Majesty's marine ell
cursion, and series of visits to the Scottish nobility, l'/11
occupy from three to four weeks. There is not supPo'i,„
to be the least probability of the Sovereign visiting ""og.
Irish dominions this autumn, the arrival of the King
the French in this country being expected to take P's
immediately after the return of the Court to Windsor.
THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO IRELAND.—The engloSsin!
topic in all circles in Dublin is the royal visit, whichgii
now spoken of as a matter almost of certainty, aith"
nothing whatever in a posit ye or official form has trelo,
pired upon the subject. The Evening Post of Tue-. 0-0
says :—" We stated on Saturday that a communicatl
had reached us which left little doubt in our mind, °lilt
the Queen will arrive in Dublin in the course of the ne
month. We have since heard nothing to weaken !ble
r,
impression ; but, on the contrary, much to confirm 1"'
The London journals, however, ridicule the idea. I
Monday last being the anniversary of Prince Alberle!
birth-day, the morning was ushered in with the usual u.,
monstrations of loyalty and attachment towards the coo,
sort of our beloved sovereign. The bells of the rnetrlei
litan churches at an early hour rang merry peals. At ,be
o'clock the Park and Tower guns were fired, and ill :,d
evening her Majesty's tradesmen brilliantly illurnina;r
their houses. His Royal Highness entered his 26th '
having been born on the 26th of August, 1819.
THE ROYAL FAMILY.—SinCe the departure ef•
Locock for the continent, her Majesty has been atteint
by Mr. Brown, the surgeon to the royal bousehelditea
Windsor. On Tuesday morning, Prince Albert insPecthe
the second battalion of the Scots Fusileer guards, 111,,,e.
Great Park. The Queen took an airing in a pool P"her
ton, for upwards of an hour: Prince Albert drove
Majesty out. The queen dowager, after lunching if 31
the Duchess of Kent, at Frogmore, went with her rl)ti
highness to the castle, on a visit to the Queen. the
Wednesday morning, the ceremony of churebiing the
Queen took place in, the private chapel of the castle' gis
Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie Courtenav officiating.
ony.
Royal Highness Prince Albert attended the te'e'n
orn and
The Queen and Prince Albert walked on the Terrace ,
in the pleasure grounds adjacent to the castle this mese,
ing. A garden chair was taken for her Majest
the
when required. The Queen took an airing in y et
•
noon, Prince Albert driving. Her Royal Highness tell',
adaf
mtorsnevinegn, hisoc
o'clock, for
highnessfo On Tburs
Duchess of Kent dined at the castle.
Southwestern Railway, en route to Osborne House, 1.;
of Wight. His royal highness was expected to rnettlp:
the same evening to dinner. The Queen walked i
tb
pleasure grounds of the castle, attended by the Vicountena.
Canning, lady in waiting, who has succeeded the Cou,
tess of Dunmore. 'ln the afternoon, her majesty, ,ate
rthe FilirrniceboArolubgelrit
companied by the royal family, and attended by
Dowager Lady Lvttleton, took an airing in a pOhY
riage. The lion. Colonel Grey, equerry in waiting, vas
in attendant- on horseback. Her Royal Highness..tr.;
Duchess of Kent visited her Majesty at the castle.
royal family have been taking their accustomed airings
each day.
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beoirutchhoefuar
royal
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second physician accoucheur, receives
James Clark the same amount.' Mrs. Lilly, the Queenro
n This
monthly nurse, receives " for the mtnth' X343v•
amount is generally swelled to upwards of X6OO, the eits;
tras being derived from the handsome presents the nuts
receives from each guest invited to the christening.
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wet nurse is said to receive £lOO per month for her
vices, besides the gratifying prospect of some portion
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her family being provided for (either in the oral u
navy, or in some of the public offices) for life.
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