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THE Queen and Prince Albert have been leading a quiet life at Windsor after their brief round of visits. The Royal pair returned to the Castle, from Panshanger, at three o'c:ock on Saturday, escorted by a party of Hussars, and followed by the Royal suite in two carriages. The Queen and Prince Albert immedi Ilely resumed their usual out-door exercise, 'weather permitting. The Queen of the Belgians, accompanied by the Duke of Brabant, and attended by Lord By ron and a numerous suite, left the Castle shortly after the return of her hostess, and proceeded to Dover, on her return to the Continent. Her Majesty was received at the landing- place in Ostend, at about ten o'clock on Sunday evening, by the King of the Belgians.
Viscount Melbourne, who returned to town from Panshanger on Monday, joined the circle at the Castle on Tuesday.
The Duke of Cambridge returned to town from a visit to the Dutchess of Gloucester, at Bagshot Park, on Monday. On Tuesday, his Royal Highness went to see the Panoramas of Damascus and Acre. On the same evening, with the Dutchess, Prince George, and the Princess Augusta of Cambridge, he attended at the Italian Opera. The Dutchess and Princess went to the Haymarket Theatre on Wednesday.
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