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YESTERDAY was the third anniversary of the Queen's marriage ; and it was marked at Windsor by the usual tokens of rejoicing, the ringing of bells and the firing of ordnance. In the evening, the Queen gave 4 grand dinner-party in the Oak Room; and after that there was an in- strumental and vocal concert in the Red Rrawing-room ' • the vcoal music consisting of selections from Spohr's oratorio of The Last Judg- ment.
There has been the usual round of daily walks taken by the Queen. Prince Albert hunted with the harriers on Thursday.
Sir Robert Peel and Viscount and Viscountess Villiers arrived at the Castle on Saturday, on a visit to the Queen ; and took their departure on Monday. Other visiters have been, Lord Grenville, Sir Henry Wheatley, and the Earl of Jersey. The Dutchess of Cambridge visited the Dutchess of Gloucester on Thursday.
The Queen Dowager has transmitted a donation of 20/. to the sub- scription-list for the erection of a monument to the memory of Grace Darling, in Bamborough churchyard
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