The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-05-28 00:00:00

THE COURT.

Her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by
illustrious children, left Buckingham Palace, on Thur.-
day, for Claremont, where the court, according to present
arrangements, will remain until Wednesday next.
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ROYAL VISITS.—Circumstances of a domestic nature
will the pleasure of re-
ceiving•ll prevent her Majesty from having
va
visits f their Majesties the Emperor of Russia
the
of iiianover,
at a period when it would be
and the King
tor their Majesties to leave their respective
practicable
We regret, therefore, to announce that nei-
donoinions.
sovereigns will visit this country il t
.Ur.ng the
ther of these _
Morning Povf.—The King of the French
present season.
for thepresent his visit to this country•
has postponed
his
• however, intention, should no unforeseen It is, obst
cies intervene, to arrive here in September next. He wi.ll
visit her gracious Majesty at her marine residence. Lours
Philippe will be attended by two responsible advisers 0,1
the crown—M. Guizot, minister of f •affairs • Ana'
foreign ,
if circumstances will allow of it, the President of Council,
Marshal Soult, will be eg se-
lected. Tile Queen Dowager will leave London for Ger'
Castle, to receive on the anniversary of the birthday many on the 2d of June.—Tirnes.
ROYAL R RETRENCHMENTS.—It has been customary for
the.i(ti.,
many years for the whole of the domestics at Windsor
(
°
the sovereign, a gratuity each in the shape of meat, breahe
beer, and a'so fluur, plums, &c. On Wednesday last tet
usual orders from the clerk of the kitchen's Office'
Buckingham
n
Buckingham Palace for the supply of the aforesaid
.atle.
eggs, sugar, currants, &c., to the servants of the C. 7. at
accord-
Windsor, were received by the butchers, grocers, an d b '
Windsor, who made the necessary preparationa:kcecr-
ingly, fur the due execution of the orders and the
,trigces‘
mission of the 'creature comforts' to the royal resldior
by an early hour yesterday morning. To the great
of to
pointment, however, of the expectant recipients
from
royal bounty, a special messenger arrived at Wir.,...esti's
Mr. Norton, the present clerk controller, of he nl'.L
kitchen at a late hour on Wednesday evening, 0 counter'-- the
wand the previous ordets which had been sent rounfdrtleli_
respective tradesmen, and the goods packed UP.,t°o their
very on Friday morning had to be re-emptiV"
several canisters and drawers, and the meat a_
on the hands of the butchers and bakers.. • P.,.., of the
mer occasions of the anniversary of the birth-day
have been
Sovereign, the labourers of the royal gardens
a.. a day,,
presented with a gratuity of ss. in addition to h li
ustotnea
holyday ; however they were derived of their acc_or,nna,
' crown present', but the ' half-holyday', we uud "
was liberally given as heretofore." u
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