The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-10-18

lowing particulars OF her majesty's recent
incoynito visit to Grantown: Leaving
Bslmoral on Tuesday morning, the party
drove up the Dee to the foot Of the Gel.
die, whore they got ponies, aud thence
rode through GleEfcshie, guided by Lord
Alexander Russe!, brother of the Duke
of Bedford. The Spey was crossed i'll an
open coble. Two carriages were subse-
quently used. Grantown was reached
about quarter before 8 o'clock, p. Nj
Mrs Glass, the landlady Of the hotel had
dinner prepared; but not being aware Of
the distinguished character of her guests
she only offered them such fare as ould
have been provided to ordinary visitors.
Sir George Grey and Lady Churchill
dined with the Queen ard the prince
consort. The servants in attendance
spoke of the Queen as her ladyship but
in answer to inquiries, at one time spoke
of her majesty and the prince as Lord
Churchill (brothcr of the Duke of Mari
borough) and Lady Churchill; and at
another time as DR.. and Mrs. Grey. AL
though it was evident from these contra,
dictory statements that some disguise was
assumed, no attempt was made to ascer
tain the truth, and the general opinion
in the hotel was that Sir George Grey
was the gentleman Of highest rank in the
party, aud greatest Difference was accor-
dinghy paid to him. The queen aud
prince retired at little past II o'clock.
Her majcsty's maid remarked that "lIer
ladyshp was quite pleased with the bed
room," and although her majesty may
never before have slept in so plain an
apartment, it contains everything neces
sary for comfort. Ilenceforth it will be
known as "Quecn Victoria's chambsr,'
aud a silver plate, with asultable inscrip.
ton, is to be procured and hung up in
the bed. The Queen rose on Wednes.
day morning about s clock. Her maj
esty took oatmeal porridge to breakfast.
She neither used milk nor any other con-
diment with it, rcmarking that any such
thing only spoiled the porridge. Sir
George Grey and Lady Churchill likewise
took the same fare, and her majesty gave
oatmeal cakes preference to any other
kind of bread. The carriages were or
dered at quarter before 10 o clock
by this time rain was beginning to fall
the weather had been fine on the pre-
vious day and the prince consort made
tn's Tue SUBJECT 81 ol conversation WIN Mrs
n'ass, 'a'h.os very lFahh'y; MIS- Glass;
in her ordinary way, asked her visitors,
a. shey were 'ea''ns' II t"ey haa lodsed
co"'o'''o'y' anu was '''o' 'lVu 'n"' '"ey
were 4u,,t ue''s"'ea WIN '"e'' treat
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pia'ds 70 Keep '"s'h -, warm pu' '"eSe
were Respectfully ueo''n.u VII" thanks
by the prince conso''' .ors. Glass then
recommended ne august visitors to take
a 1"iTc ,est Castle Grant, the residence
OF the Earl Of Seafeld, as they would find
it worth seeing, aud they agreed to
adopt this recommendation. The car
riage containing the Queen and the
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