The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-20 00:00:00

int Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE. ILfitem 19.
The Queen, accompanied by Princees Louis of
Hem, walked and drove in the Homepark this morning.
Princess Beatrice took a carriage airing.

Prince and Princess Christian, Prince Frederick, Prince
William, Princes Dagmar. Prisms Thyra, and Prince
Waldemar, of Denmark, attended by General and Madame
d'Orholm, and Counteu Reventlow, arrived from London
to-day at half-past 11 o'clock, and left again in the after-
noon.

The Earl Granville, Earl Stanhope, and Lord Harris
arrived at the Castle yesterday.
Eul Granville had an audience of her NOM,.

The Hon. Hargis Stoptord sod the Hoo:Th;rriet Phipps
have sneeeeded the Hon. Lucy Kerr and the Hon. Victoria
Wortley u maids of honour in waiting to the Queen.

The Queen will hold a Privy Council this day (Friday) at
R indsor Castle.

Prince Frederick of Hose Cassel, and the Duke of
Holstein Glocksburg, were conducted through the London.
docks yesterday. In the evening their Royal and Serene
Highnesses, attended by Lieut.-Colonel do Plat, honoured
the Marquis and Marchioness of Aileebury with their coup
pan) at dinner, at their residence in Pall-rasa.
_ . .

Prins sad Princeu Christian of Denmark returned to
the Palace-hotel. Buckingham-gate. about 6 o'clock yester-
day afternoon from Windsor Castle. Their Royal High-
nesses, with the Princess Dogmas., Prince Frederick, and
Prince William of Denmark. honoured the performance at
the Lyceum Theatre with their presence last evening. The
Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess M►ry also ho-
noured the performance at the Lyceum Theatre.
A deputation consisting of the Right Hon. the Lord
Mayor; Mr. Rowe. Chairman of the Coal, Coro, and Finance
Committee; Mr. Deputy Fry, Chairman of the Improve-
ment Committee ; Mr. Alderman Waterlow, Mr. Deputy
Harrison, Mr. Deputy Fry, Mr. Deputy Lott, Mr. Dolland,
Mr. Lawler, Mr. M'Oeorge, the Chamberlain of London,
the City Remembrances., the City Solicitor, end the Clerk
and Registrar of the Coal Market, had an interview with the
Right Hoe. William Cowper, M.P., yesterday at the Aloe
of her Majesty'. Works in Whitehall-place.
Earl Granville returned to town yesterday from Windsor
Castle.

Derpatches were sent yesterday from this Colonial-ages
to the Governors of Malta, Canada, Gibraltar, the Mauri-
tian, Ceylon, Hong Hong, Labuan, and this Australian
colonies.

THE Qualm's Vtarr TO Bautoaat..—We believe
we have pretty good authority for stating that her Majesty
intrude visiting Balmoral about the middle of May, and re.
maining there for about three weeks.—Perthshire Courier.
THS EDINBURGH DINNZIL T) LORD PALNIR-
NTGN. —The Music Hall has, we believe, been engaged far
the dinner to Lord Palmerston on the let of April. The
gallery is to be set apart for ladies.—BdiaburvA Cooran4.
The Earl and Countess of Albemarle have ar-
rived in town from Quiddenham Hall, Norfolk. His lord-
ship has taken a residence in Cheaham-place for the season.

Viscount and Viscountess !torsion are expected
in town in a few days from the Continent. The noble lord
and her ladyship will pass the Easter holidays at Wimp°le
Hall.

Lord and Lady Oranmore have left town for
their seat in Ireland.

The marriage of the Hon. Emily Egerton, third
daughter of the Lord and Lady Egerton of Tattoo, with
Mr. !Word, will take place shortly after Fester.

Sir Anthony and Lady de Rothschild have
arrived at their residence in Grosvenor-place, from Aston
Clinton, for the 114110111.

The Ductless of Somerset held her third " recep-
tion" last evenieg, at the First Lord of the Admiralty's
official nuidence in Whitehall.

The Countess Stanhope gave her first soiree don-
sontt last evening at the tangly residence In Grvevesee.
place.

The funeral of the late Lady Westbury, wife of
the Lord Chancellor, is fixed to take place as the Great
Northern Cemetery, at Colney Hatch on Saturday next.
On the 14th of next month Mr. H. B. Sheridan
will introduce a bill to reduce the duty now payable on
lire insurance.

Mr. Hubbard, ou Tuesday next, will move, u
affirming the principle of an iIKOIIIII tax, "that the inci-
dence of an income tax touching the product' of invested
property Amid fall open net income, and that the net
1111120110t1 of industrial earnings should, previous to amass-
ment, be subject to such an abatement as may equitably
adjust the burthen thrown upon intelligence and skill as
compered with property."

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Lttar AOATN.—Probably the early departure of
some distinguished guests necessitates their previous enter.
tainment, but we do not pretend to guess why it was impos-
sible to select any other day than a Friday in Lent for the
Ant evening reception. Bailors hare a superstition against
miliag on a Friday : let us hope that the royal pair, who
are required to start beneath the shadow of that ill omen
their united public life, are free from any such lots.
givieg.—Geerdiale.
ZeotnoicAL Socinnr LoxvoN. —At the
monthly pineal meetiag, held yesterday at the society'shome, is Haeovernqnsre—tbe Right Hon. Sir George
Clerk, Bert., F.R.8., in the chair—Lieut,Oolooel Lea:-
month, Lient.-Colonel Henry Moore, C. 8., sod Messrs.
Jobs Elliott Fox, Jolla William Warden, C. M. Lammers,
Richard H. Coombe, and A. Austen were elected fellows ;
J. V. Harbors de Boone, director of the Yttrium, Lisbon.
• foreign member ; and E. W. Goodlake, of the Falkland
1.,,1-ands, • aiding member of the society. The Lord
zult7 Beat,Lieut.-Colonel W. Lewis Grunt. Osp
fain G. C. K Durai'it, and Messrs. S. E. Rolland. W. 11.
Rumen. Maitland Daslawood, J. Keith Rennie, A. Saunders,
F. Taylor, sod Alex. H. Baring, M.P., were proposed as
modidatee for the fellowship, and Dr. A. B. Brehm,
director of the Zoological Osrdens of Hambargh, was
recommended bv the council for election ea a correepooding
masher al the society.