The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22
The Return of the Prince Of Wales to
ENGLAND.
correspondence of the London Herald.l
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England.
! correspondence of the London Herald.
WINDSOR, November -, 1860.
= Yesterday afternoon telegraph des
y patch arrived at the Castle annOuncin:
= the gratifying intelligence that the Prince
!, OF Wales lctt Plymouth 10y special train
f at noon, and that his Royal Highnes'
might be expected to arrive at Windsor a.
six O'Clock in the evening. The inhablt
, ants OF the town lost no time in decorating
their houses with flags and banners, and
, making other arrangements for giving the
Prince a hearty welcome on his return
home 10 his illustrieus parents. At six
o'clock the Windsor Rifle Volunteers, un-
der the command of Captain the Hon.
Leslie Ruthven, headed by the excellent
corps of drums and flies, marched from
the town hall to the Great Western termi-
nus, where large concourse OF the lnha-
bitants had assembled.
Precisely at half-past six o'clock the
roval train arrived at the station, and the
Prince was received with u royal salute
from the Windsor Rifles, who had the he-
nor Of forming a guard OF honor.
His Royal Highness, the Prince Consort,
came to the station to receive the Prince.
There were also on the platform 10 receive
| His Royal IIighness, William Nausittart,
| NJ F.; the Mayor, Henry Drier, Esq; the
I Rev II. J. Ellison, vicar Of Windsor; the
Rev II. C. Hawtry; Henry Stevens, ESQ
/ Robert Blunt, Esq; Captain Turner, DC.
/ The youthful Prince was accompanied by
| the Duke Of Newcastle, Lord St Gcrnains
and Captain Grey, eqUcuy.
/ The Prince proceeded TO the Castle
/ amidst the hearty cheers Of the inhabit-
ants the frin,, OF a royal salute from the
I cor,,or.tion ordnance and the ringing Of
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RETURN Or The I"StE OF Al e. ne
fI-nee Oh "alts h9..-s nome We S. are PER
SuadoI' heart tA.Ii-ii5 "1lh =. 4!leGl'oh i'l
t-' "'la-'- - - -. -,
and g5'' exrsrdfns DOVE lie bring home.
too au intellect shargcuoi and strength
sG ir contact with the vitality Of a new
civilization. Ie has tasted the life and
destiny O.. the New World. in the prairie,
in the forest cly.rius. in popuI0us cities.
whore bu. Yesterday the pioneer Piled his
ave- IL ie. e.ar nation Of .o,d:srs
y..,lo.'t ~. ara,r civil order without fa.-
Is.a-,--.ith. lu.urv and culture w5thouta
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p, ,,....,f. ,-.-r, Tie f-,.y crowd Of mea
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and ..---.-.-.- ~. I.. ..s.d ys-,.ct with
0rr ,..-..,,.,.,- and .a.o. without aIu.s-
rf,r H.. ir- av.lr. .a-. in England at
-... .,.4 r..~rn.-. can he have better
learned the secret of Ea-Iana- greatness
than IN his e,.r-g;enca= on board the Hero
in tt. Atlantic II IS only due the Duke
Of Ne.ar -l.. 10 zr~ ,a.. the Prince has
been s5s-rI4!.v fortunate ta the selection
Of 2 Secretary os STAT. t8 atteuI-him on
E-s travels It seems happy coincideace
thai al the hour when the .oyal squad.ou
WAS making the English land on We,laes-
dav night. the Prime Minister was Ella
ouently acknowledging the hospiraiaies
which the Prince Of Wales had enioyea IL
tha T-p;ted ~rg-fqs.
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tno-- natural part. for i Is Tie highest me-
rit to he just that which ma" ought 10 |
be. The commoaest form OF error Is 10 /,
attempt a part not one = own or 70 com
bine two IN one. Inc IEuce OF " aies /
has only SHOWN himself i'l A-s own proper /.
character as the hean "i tie young hF!.'>' .
gentry. the future s1Tr1tis. oi co.st-to- .
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