Lancaster Standard and County Advertiser. — 1894-07-20 (Lancaster, Lancashire, England)

FROM TUE "WORLD.") The christening of the Duke and Dechese of York's infant was to have taken place in the private chapel at Windsor Castle, and an elaborate ceremonial was being arranged by the Lewd Chamberlain and his officials; but the Queen suddenly resolved to have the function in the large drawingroom at the White Lodge, it being Her Majesty's deeire that it ehould hone" quiet" and as -email" ea possible. There were, therefore, very few invitations (outside the Royal family), tie compared with the neater which it was originally intended to issue. The Prince of Wales was christened in the private chapel at Wiwi., Archbiehop Howley officiating, and there was s nest splendid ceremony. The King of Prussia came all the way from Berlin to act as sponsor. The christening of the Doke of Clarence was also a most stately function, and it took place in the private eltapel at Buckingham palace. The Duke and Duchess of York will go to Soot. land about the middle of August, and they are to reeide at Old Mar Lodge, nese Braemar (according to present arraugements), until Septemper 24, when they will leave for the South. The Duke and Duchees are to visit Liverpool and Leeds on their way% Sandriegham, and they will be the guests in Lagcaithire, of Lord wad Lady Derby at Knowsley, and, in Yorkshire, of Mrs. Me) nellIngram at Temple Newsom. The alterations at York Cottage, Sandringham, which include the addition of several new bedrooms and a complete set of nureeries, are now almost complete. Colonel Edis is to meet the Duke of York there to-morrow (Wednesday). for the purpose of finally deciding as to the character of the furniture, to. The Duchess and her infant sun are expected to move there early next month. Lord Rosebery. who is now making Mentmore his principal residence. will be the guest of the Queen at Osborne during the visit of the Emperor William to Cowes. Lord Rosebery is goiug to Hamburg for three weeks directly he can get away, and he intends to pees sometime daring the autumn at Dairneny, where he hail not been (except for two or three flying visits) for two years. The Duke and Duchess of Devoneh ire, who are at Newmarket again this week, will have a Saturday-till-Monday party at Compton Place. Eastbourne, where they intend to receive a number of guests during Goodwood and Brighton races. The Duke and Duchess are to arrive at Bolton Priory on Augnst Ilth for a stay of five weeks. after which they will go to repay some visits in Scotland. The statement which has gone round the papers. that the Duke and Duchess of ievouslore intend to pass the autumn at Mother Hall, Lancashire." is not only incorrect. but absurd. for that place now belong. to Mr. Victor Cavendish.  • Why, that's easy enough, since if there'd been any good to tel! of him, wrinldn't they have pot it down in the book. Now all as we have experience on regardin' Mr. Cameron points t'otber way about. There ayn't a harder workin' parson iii all Thornsbire. and there ayn't one as does more good, I reckon, or is better spoken on.' • You're a lookiu' at the justification by good , works, Hartley, and that ayn't sound.' Sy their fruits ye shall know them That's a bit of Scripture as you quoted only the last time I A Sto,iiten-on-Tees labourer last Friday attacked I was at your meetin', Mr. Price. Now you don't his marred daughter with a butcher's knife, and tell me that the Lord forsakes llis owu. A man lon her escaping, lie murdered his wife with the as lives a good life, and does his best to help his same wevpon, and afterwards so severely injured neighbour, don't go off all of a sudden and murder himself that he is not expected to recover,