The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-09 00:00:00

VW Court.

0813ORNE, MONDAY.
llcr Majesty and Prince Albert, with the Prince of Walei
and the Princess Royal, atteaued by the lathe,' and gentlemen
of the household, went to the morning service at Whip-
gingham Church yesterday. The Itcv. Mr. Protherat
officiated.

A deputation from the Corporation of London. consist-
ing of Sir James Duke, M.P., Mr. Masterman, M.P., Mr.
Deputy liarri,on, Mr. Deputy Bower, Mr. Perkins, Mr.
Blake, the City Retnembrancer' and Mr. Un ler-Sheriff
Millard, had an interview with Mr. Secretary Walpole
yesterday at the Home-office.
The Oxford University Commission had a meeting yester-
day at the official residence of the First Lord of the
Treasury, in Downing-street. Present—The Bishop of
Norwich, the Dean of Carlisle, the Muter of Pembroke,
the Rev. H. 0. Liddell, J. L. Dampier, Esq., the Rev.
G. 11. S. Johnson, and the Rey. A. P. Stanley (secretary).
The Right lion. J. W. Henley, President of the Board
of Trade, left town after the Cabinet Council yesterday
afternoon, to attend his election.
Lieut.-Colonel Trevor had an interview with Sir John
Pakington yesterday at the Colonial-office.
Mr. Parker, Mr. O. Moore, and Mr. J. Larchmere, all of
Northampton, and Mr. A. H. Dymond, of London, had an
interview with Mr. Secretary tValpole yesterday, at the
Home-office, on behalf of Elizabeth Pinckard, now lying
under sentence of death in Northampton County Gaol.
Despatches were received from the Lord High Commis-
*loner of the lonian Wands, and from the Governor of the
Falkland Islands, at the Colonial-uttice yesterday.
, Despatches were sent (by the overland route) to the Go-
vernors of Hoag-Kong and Ceylon, and also to the Go-
Vernon of Gibraltar and Malta.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon
at the Foreign-office, Downing-street. The ministers
present were the Earl of Derby, the Eurl of Lans-
dale, the Marquis of Salisbury, Mr. Secretary lVal.
pole, the Earl of Nialtuesbury, Sir John Pakingtons
the Right lion. B. Disraeli, the Duke of Northum-
berland, the Right Hon. J. W. I lenley, the Earl of
Hardwickc, the Right Hon. J. C. ilerries, and Lord
John Manners. Tho council sat three boom

['AMY REPRESENTATION.

The following tabular view of the numbers of the
population and houses in the several counties, boroughs
and towns of Great Britain returning members to parlia-
ment, according to the census of 1851, is made up from a
return just presented to the Rouse of Commoan by the late
government u explanatory of the system which their re-
form bill was intended to amend :

Members
Retuned,
lahsbsted lyre

Ibtal Male
Comeriza. population.
Bedford 59,533
Birka 81,381
Buck+
Cambridge 92,501
Chester, N. and & 221,268
Cornwa11, E. sad W.-
Derby, N. and 8. 147,737
Devoe, N. and 8. 209,381
Dorset
Durham, N. end 8. .......
Biers. N. and S. 163,190
Gloucester, E. and W 217,829
Hereford
Iler.funl 93,61
Huntingdon 21,939
Kent, N. end O.
bladder, N. and & 991,091
Leicester. N. and 8.
[swots, N. and 8.. ....
Middlesex
Monmouth. 92,349
Norfolk, Si. and W. ...
Northampton, N. end 8.
Northumberland, N. & 8 149,434
Nottingham. N. and 8. 134/181
Oxford
Rutland 14.901
Salop, N. and H.
Somerret, E. and W.
South 'opt= or limits, N
end 8., including the Isle
of Wight
Snead, N. and & 5,9,900
Ouffo'l, P. not W.
Ramey, E. and W. 329,917
Names, E. and W. 183,772
w.t. d
W.erwlcha. and S.
99.09
Wilts, N. and 5.....
Worcester, E. and W 130,938
York (the three riding.)
Wales Obeli counties) 498,139
Scotland (32 counties)

bouars. Co. City Total
24,'03 3 2 4
33,27,4 s
33,23 J 3 8 11
37.(47 3 .1
0,160 4 6 10
47,987 4 10 14
24,763 4 3 11
34,171 4 2 11
118,387 4 18 22
16031 3 14
61,877 4 11
6 18
73,326 4 6 IS
66,271 4 11 13
33.890 3 4 7
32,70 3 4 7
13,313 2 2 4
107,744 4 14 18
340,939 4 22 26
4.1,123 4 2 6
61,333 4 9 13
239,362 2 12 14
211,914 3 1 3
93,344 4 8 12
43,642 4 4 6
47,737 4 6 10
33,603 4 6 10
31,360 3 fa 9
4,3%8 3 2
41,648 4 1, 12
43,034 4 9 13

75,215 6 14
11“,114 4 1
4.9,295 4 5
105,422 4 7
65,663 4 14
96731 4 6
11,217 1 1
51,7:6 4 14
51,639 4 6
416,22 i 6 31
26.6.457 13 14
311,605 30 24

The population and number of hon=es an the boroughs are
also given as distinct from the counts,., but, hating al-
ready given this information a. intl.:ration of the inequali-
ties in the existing system of borough representation, we do
not repeat it.

• Including the Uniursity.

DEATH OF LADY MARGARET MILBANK.— The
demise of this accomplished lady took place in Eaton-
pleco yesterday morning, in her 27th year. She was
the only daughter of the late Lord Grey of Gro!,y, and
sister to the Earl of Stamford. Her ladyship married,
1817, Henry Milbank, Esq., by whom she has left an infant
family.
DEATH OF Du. KEATE.—ETON COLLEGE, '.lf trielf
s.—The Rev. Dr. Keate expired this morning at his huuso
in Hartley Wespall. In him Eton his lust the most dis-
tinguished of her scholars. During nearly a quarter of a
century he guided the studies and preserved the disciplino
of this school with unparalleled success.
FIRE AT C.tßLlsLE.—About 4 o'clock on Sunday
morning the extensive biscuit manufactory of Mr. William
Slater, situate in the West Walls, Carlisle, was discovered
to be on tire, and the whole has been destroyed, the walls
only being left standing. The manufactory is insured for
5004 ; but it is understood that its destruction alono in-
volves a lass of at least 1,0001. '1 he building is also in-
sued.