New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-12
GOSSIP IN THE OLD WORLD.
ABOUT MEN AND WOMEN OF NOTE.
From Afr. Yaies's World, London. Sept. ..

From M. Yatess Uorld, London, Sept. ..
THE ROYAL FAMLY-Thc Queen intends 20
remain at Balmoral tn about November o. when the
Court viii rdmOye TO Windsor Castle Princess BE itrce
and her husband are to reside ut Balmora throughout
the autumn, and the Duke aud Duchess OF Connanght
expected for about three weeks when they return
from the Continent and also the sons OF tho Prince of
Wales and Princess Louise and Prince Christian Victor
The Duchess of Albany TO be at Ahergeldo Castle t
the end of next month, and Princess Frederick viii oc-
cupy Abergelde Mains for another five weeks atter
which Lady Bdduph is expected there. BlrkalL inc
weeks by Colonel Stanley Clarke who is leaving shortly
and the Empress Eugene ia TO reside there during her
Bamora to-day. to replace Lady Waterpsrk as Ladyn
waiting. and is to stay at the Castle till the 22d Whrh
son6y has left the Court for months holiday aud dur
ing his absence Captain Blgge will onlcatc as the
rived tho Castle Minister In Attendance. and he
win be followed by Sir Michael icksBeach Lord ldde
leigh. the Duke Of Richmond and Lord Salisbury Inc
Edinburgh addresses OF congauation to the Queen ana
Princess Beatrice to be presented at Bamora ths
afternoon by Lord Provost and four other members
tho Corporation. A suite OF rooms has boen newly
decorated aud furnished for Princess Beatrice and nor
husband. and the changes which have consequently
made in the internal arrangements have MADE the
accommodation at Balmoral still moro inadequate than
mates OF an Engadine hotel in full season.
A Son OF THE RED PRINCE.-The widowed
Princess Frederick Charles leaves Berlin in about yen
days for Italy, and she Intends TO reside for seNoS
months at Florence. Rome and Naples Prince Leopoa
her only who has inherited the bulk OF his fathor
The East beginning with Constantinopie Prince Leo
pod is one Of the most eligible royal matches In Europe
OF tho royal family OF England. unless he Is secured Tor
the Princess Victoria the second daughter OF the crown
Prince, for whom the Duke OF Augustenburg has also
been spoken OF n suitable p0rh and with him there
family connections his eldest sister is married
TO Prince william OF Prussia.
Mn. GLADsTONE's NORTHERN EXCURSION
Mr. Gladstone has expressed himself delighted with ms
trip to Norway. being charmed with the welcome recet
ton accorded him everywhere, the fine scenery ana
the people The Nurwegians have greatly attracted MN
by their free frank and independent bearing and their
general happiness. Ee regretted being unable 20 con-
with the people, hut hopes 10 he able 10 devote
OF his time To the study OF their language ITO
speak I'm terms too high OF the pleasure OF ma
cruise. During his stay az Bergen Mr.. Gladstone pad
visit TO the residence OF the British Consul Mr. Janson
the museum and several shops where purchases were
made; amongst which may mention the Norwegian
Church Service ana Book OF Communion. well as
Norwegian English dictionary lie was In good heaih,
though suffering from hoarsenes for which reason the
Invitation to dinner OF tho British NiccCOnsul was de-
clined.
TOW TAYLOR's CRITICIsNs.-Says Mr.. Bur
maud in letter 20 q contemporary, In the lifetime OF
Mr. Oxenford Mr. Tom Taylor wrote criticisms
occasionally" In The IuHcS. DO t understood rms
s correct. notably when Mr.. OHcn!o'd
rushed OF that imprOyised trip 20 America Mt ray
Tor took his place. And holding IT, took occasion 10
crtcisc very severely play written by the gentleman
for whom no was acting rcmDiGraHL But VT. oxen
ford returned from America. and had evidently been
mild ana lnGugent critic usually. the next production
81 aud original " drama ~ Mr.. Tom Taylor he
wrote notice me Times which took the skin OF the
author. from his nape TO his heels