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THE King of the Belgians joined the Royal circle at Osborne House on Saturday. The King and Queen of the Belgians attended divine service in Whittingham Church, on Sunday. On Monday, the Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by their Royal visitors, drove to Ventnor; where they partook of luncheon. On Tuesday afternoon, there was an excur- sion to Ryde. On Wednesday, the King and Queen of the Belgians took their departure for the Continent; travelling first to London, and thence to Woolwich, where they embarked for Ostend.
On Thursday, Prince Albert presented a set of new colours to the Thir- teenth Light Infantry, at Southsea Common, with the usual formalities. The Queen Dowager completed her fifty-fourth year on Thursday.
The Dutchess of Kent arrived at Osborne House yesterday, on a visit.
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