The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-29 00:00:00

Cbt Court.

OSBORNE. JULY M.
The Judge Advocate-General had an audience
of the Queen yesterday.
Prince Leiningen sad Priacess Leininges dined with her
Majesty and the Royal Family.
The MameDor of the Exchequer arrived from Leedom,
and had an audience of the Queen.

The Quota held a Council to-day. which aria attended by
Earl Gnoville, Viseount Palmerstoo, Sir George Grey, and
the Right Hon. W. Gladstone.
Mr. Arthur Help., the Clerk of the Emma, attended.

At the Council, Parliament was ordered to be prorogued
tom this day (Friday) to Thursday, the 13th of October.

Earl Granville and Viscount Palmerston had audiences
the Queen.

Viscount Palmerston and Sir George Grey, accompanied
by Mr. Arthur Helps, the Clerk of the Council, left town
by special train from the Waterloo station of the South
Western Railway at half-past nine yesterday morning, to
attend the Queen's Council at Osborne. After the Council
the Ministers returned to London.

The Right Hoe. the Chancellor of the Exchequer returned
to town yesterday afternoon from a visit to the Queen at
Osborne.

Despatches were sent from the Culoaial•offce yesterday to
the Governor of Canada.

The Earl and Countess Russell will leave Pem-
broke Lodge to-morrow fora few days, ow a visit to Lord
Harry Vane.

The Earl and Countess of Erroll and family
have arrived at Skim Cues, Aberdeenshire, from Grafton-
street.

The Countess of Essex gave birth to a son on
Wednesday last, at Cashiobary Park, Harttordshire.

_ . .
Lnrd and Lady Londesborough will be anion the
visitors at Cowes daring the regatta week. His lordship's
Twist, the Albertioe, has been it Cove. for some days.
Lord and Lady Huntingfield have arrived at the
St. George's Hotel.

Mr. Morant received s small party at dinner on
the 96th, at his residence in Park lase.

Mr. and Mrs. Monteith have left Brown's Hotel
for Contain Howe, Lea*.

The marriage of Mr. Edward Paul, of Hamilton-
place, Piccadilly, to ltiry Georgians Elisabeth, ascand
daughter of the late Colossi Henry Vaughan Brooks, C.D.,
and A. D.C. to the (lowan, and granddaughter to the late
Gomm' Sir Willoughby C.,tton, G.C.13 , was celebrated
yesterday at St. Peter's Church, ErSoneq oars Shortly
attar 1 o'clock the bride and bridegroom left town for
Eisvarn-Stoke, Waecestarshire, the midmost of the bride's
great uncle. The bridal pre.ents were numerous sad costly.

THE LATE DEICE OF ATROLE.—At a meeting of
the representative committee of the Boys! Caledonian
Curling Club, at Perth, oe Wednesday, a resolution was
adopted expressive of the grief the club felt at the loss of
the late Duke of Athol., their president, and bearing
moay to his " worth as a man and a curler."
LORD PALMERSTON'S VISIT TO BRADFORD.—The
programme of arrangements is oonneziou with the visit of
Lord Palmerstoo to Bradford has been finally settled. His
lordship will first visit Peel-park, sad proceed times to the
site of the Exchange, when be will lay the foundation stens
at 3 o'clock. He will afterwards bs entertained at a dinner,
and sabsequeatly will go to ilt. George's Hall, sad receive
the oddness' arranged to be promoted to him On Wed-
nesday the Chamber of Commerce, after some opposition
from one of the mince, agreed to present as address to the
noble lord during his