be Court.
T55! ' • ' !Lis week have been unusually )nonoton- c.e., weathr:r has frequently prevented the ;cid the dinner parties have Levu very limited. The only re.ief to the ordinary routine was a review of the Sixtieth
Rifle'', by A il.ert, in the Little Park, on Thur,day ; and a shoot- ing-sxeur•.ivn to Sssiss!ssy yesterday, to which ;Alum I'. Mee Albert, Vis- csurit Meli,ourne, Mr. G. K. Anson, and Sir E. Bowater, worst in a car- 44A:four.
• :. Iso-sagssr has h‘.sen unremitting in her visits to the I'rin- ecu' whose (1P,dining, strength reuders her death an event of • 10, bilt(:hs of Kent came to London on Tinos- lity•Aos" iyAthos' to 'visit the Princess, and afterwards went to Marl- ,
borough House and partook of a d4jeuni:: with the Queen Dowager, The Dutehess of Gloucester and other members of the Royal Family have been assiduous in their attentions to their dying relative.
The Princess Augusta experienced a severe attack on Thursday night. The Queen Dowager came to Clarence House and reinaiss4 one o'clock yesterday morning. The following mans:. of the health V her Royal highness was issued yesterday forenoon-
" The Princess Augusta is not suffering so 1..tich pain this morning, bt,t list Royal Ilighness's symptoms have not improved."
The Queen Dowager and a select party dined with the Dutehess or Gloucester, at Gloucester House, on Thursday.
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