be court.
THE quiet in the life of the Court at Windsor Castle this week has been extreme. The Queen has walked out occasionally, weather permitting, accompanied by Prince Albert, who is still lame with a sprained ankle, in a garden-chair; and the Prince has gone out in a chaise, to shoot in the preserves.
Among the visiters at the Castle have been—the Dutchess of Kent, who has joined the dinner-circle, and then returned to Frogmore as usual; Prince and Princess Peter of Oldenburg, Baron Brunow, and the Earl of Aberdeen. The Prince and Princess arrived on Saturday, and the Prin- cess returned to town the same day; but the Prince remained at the Castle, and slept there that night. Sir Robert Peel arrived yesterday.
The Queen gave audience to the Vice-Chancellor of England on Monday.
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