... FASIIIONA?LE lNThLLIGENCE 'THE ROYAL VISIT _TO ARUNDEL CASTLE ARUNDEL, THURSDAY -The Duke Of Nrfiatd CItcROtNE yesterday to her ajestY. The an ne old castle was first visited by the illustrious Cr e an t couped thle Queen nearly half an hour in innpectng th I of that famous erection, whiet for so many ages w the ra. dezvous of' the warlike retainers of the Loastle d P t Albinis, the bitzandpla ...

... i FASHIONAB3LE INTRLLI.GENCE THE ROYAL VISIT TO ARUNDEL CASTLE. ASIurDEL, ?? town was gaily illand. nated last night; the town hall and the houses of the inore opulent inhabitants being magnificently adorned with devices of coloured lamps. At the Castle the keep was brilliantly illu. minated in gas, from a platform which bore the words s Wel. come Victoria and Albert. There was also a grand ...

... I The general and selection committees of this society have during the last two months, held several meetings, the if phair being taken by Sir Gerga Hodson, Bart; Sir James re- Dombrain. Bart; Dr Aquilla Smith, J W Kane, Esq; of Edward Tighe, Esq, and General Birob, R A. Amongst bt the other attendants were George Cash, Esq; J H Lewis, Esq; Bache Wright, Eq;. Dr Woodroffe, Thos Hutton, ts Esq; ...

... WINDSOR. MONDAY EVEI;NG-The return of th court to the Castle is positively fixed for Friday ?? T overseers and ?? have just received a colnellrica f tion from the HIon. and Rev. C. L. Courtenay, flomeatic cat lain to the Queen, announcing the fact that her MajS *It' ciously intends to place in the hands of tlhe parocrirl altlrir t ties of Windsor the sum of 2o01., to be distributent amonD t ...

... Be BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE. We have been obliged to delay our notices of several pe- riodical publications in consequence of the lateness of their i delivery at our office. Blackweod, of this month, did e- not reach us till the 7th. The number contains of some very interesting and well written articles. The re- views of Kohl's Denmark, and of the Marlborough i Dispatches, are particularly ...

... WItNSots, FRIDAY EvENING.-The return of the court to Windsor Castle is again postponed, and according to a recent arrangement her Majesty is not expected at the Castle before Friday next. Among the improvements contemplated at Wind. sor, for the convenience of the court, is the formation of separate establishments for the younger branches of the royal family. It is-said Frogmore Lodge, the ...

... I FASErSHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. RETURN OF TUE COURT FROM OSBORNE HOUSE TO WtNDsoR-WINDSOR, FRIDAY.-Her Y ajesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, accompanied bytie Prince of Wales Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, the Princess Alice, and the Princess Helena, arrived at the Castle at two oclook this afternoon from Osborne House, Isle of Wight.-Couna CIa. CULAR- VICEREGAL COURT.-His ...

... I FASHIONAB0LE INTELLIGENCE. I I WiNDson, FirnDAY.- CEiRISTlAiAS fltNEThis even- ing covers were laid for thirtyoone. With the exception of the ?? of Kent, the company consisted of the members of the re royal household, At the royal banqueting table the principal dish consisted of a splendid baron of beef: the joint having been cut from the carcase of a Highland heifer. fattened at 5 ...

... MODEL CoUN I'Y BOOKS, TO THE hD, TOR OF THTE FIREENAN. San-1 roust be brief. At the last summer aseizes, the Right Honouratle Baton Lefroy reserved my case in refe. renre to remuneration for establishing mty ?? county hooks for the consideration of the twelve jndges. Suffice it to nnnounoce, that in the after term sittings of the Court of Exchequer, the learned baron apprised my counsel for ...

... I FASHIONABLB INTELLiGENCe TIIE MINISTRY-LONDON, MONDAY.-Lord with Lady John Russell leave London this day on a visit to the Queen. On Wednesday the noble Premier and his lady proceed to We. burn Abbey, there to pass the Christmas. The Lord Chan. cellor leaves Park-lane to-morrow or Wednesday, to join Lady Cottenbam at Brighton. Viscount Morpeth leaves Carlisle House, Grosvenor-place. this day ...

... I FASHIONABLE INTELLIG ENCE. The Marchioness of Douro arrived at 0, bornie floese nor Monday afternoon, and succeeded Lady Porti aan as tlie lady d in waiting to her Majesty. vith Lieutenant-Colonel fionenrable Charles Dii 'aumont pblip _e , nd Colonel Bouverie arrived on Monday at Osborne elrm. el~the former relieving General Wemsyss in the di 'ties Of equerry' ieja, in waiting to the Queen ...

... a FASHIONABLE INTFLI E EXPECTUD ROYAL 'VISIT To BADMNasToN-t than her Majesty will, Jr, all Probability, honuhi T'a 'itaed Duke of Beaufort witil a visit at flour Gran er period after Christmas, We have heard thtos'at an, a~ paration has been already sounded amongst the GlucuePto, shire Yeomanry Cavalry, of which his grace is colonel, with view to their being ready mounted, mustachoedalndall, ...