The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-01 00:00:00

Vl)e Court.

WINDSOR, Oct. 30.
The Prince and Princess of Hohenluhe Langen.
burg, the Princess Adelaide arid the Prince Hermann of
flohenlohe, also Mr. Gibbs, dined with her Majesty yester-
day.
Prince Albert, accompanied by Prince Hem men of Hos
henlohe, went out shooting this forenoon, attended. by
Lieutenant-Colonel F. H. Seymour and Captaiu the Hon,
Mortimer West.
The Duke of Cambridge arrived to-day on a visit to her
Majesty. Lord Raglan arrived this afternoon.
Viscount Hardinge left the Castle yosterday for London.
The Queen and Prince, with the Prince and Princess of
Hohenlohe Langcnhurg, drove out M an open carriage this
afternoon. Lord Charles Fitzltoy and 1.1-utenatit-Colonel
F. H. Seymour attended on horseback.
' The following had Poe honour of dining with her Ma.
jesty this day : —The Duchess of Kent, the Duke of ear...
I bridge, the Prince and Princess of Hohenlohe !Australian',
I the Princess Adelaide and the l'rince llermemt of Mabee-
lohe, the lady in waiting to the Duchess at Kent, Lea,
I Emily Seymour, Lord Raglan, and the lion. Major Mac-
, donald.

OCT. 31.
The Queen and Prince, the Prince of Wales, the Prince.'
Royal, Prince Alfred, and the Princess Alice, the Duke el
Cambridge, the Prince and Princess of flohenklie Lac-
amber", and the Princess Adelaide of ll.thenlohe, attended
by the Countess of Desart, Lady Caroline Barrinicton, the
lion. Flora Mardonald, the lion. Caroline Cavendish. the
Earl of Morton, Lord Charles Fiteßoy, Lieut.-Colonel 1.
li. Seymour, and Captain the lion. Mortimer \V at, at.
tended divine service this morning in St. George's Chapel.
Lord Raglan also attended the service. The Rev. Lord
Vriothesley Russell preached the sermon.

Mr. John Montague, from the Cape, had an interview with
Sir John Pakington on Saturday, at the eillonial.ottice.
The Lord Mayor Elect and the City Iternernbranetr had
an interview with Mr. Secretary AValpule on Saturday, at
the !lowa. office.

A deputation from the parishes of All Ssints.Woplar, and
the hamlet of Mile.end Old Town, hail an interview with
Id.rd John Manners, on Saturday, at the office of Public
Works and Buildings, in Whitehall-place. The deputation
consisted of, on the part of Poplar, Mr. Francis Garford,
J.P. for Middlesee ; Mr. James Bowley, churchwarden;
Mr. Thomas J. Ditchburn, overseer; Frederick Young.,
Esq., and Mr. Edward Coleman, trustees; Mr. John Morro,
surveyor; and Mr. Charles C. Ceely, clerk to the trustei
on the part of the hamlet of Mile.end Old Town, W. E.
Snow, Esq., James (Pile, Esq., Robert Breton, El., trus-
tees; and Mr. F... 1. Southwell, assistant town clerk. 7be
deputation was introduced by the Earl of Glengsil and Mr.
Charles Salisbury Butler, M.l'. for the Tower Hamlets.
Br. Sutherland had an interview, on S aurday, with Mr.
Secretary Walpole.
Mr. Charles Marryat and Mr. W. Muter had an intif•
view, on Saturday, with Sir John Pakington.

The fact of the youthful Lord Bath being
quested to move the address may be regarded as anotatr
proof of Lord Derby's tractarian connexions. For it was
by Lord Bath's mother and guardian that Mr. Bennett wu
presented to the benefice of Frome- Selwood ; and the pre-
Notation, it is known, wu fully approved of by his lord-
ship, then a minor. And within the last few days his lord-
ship's uncle, Lord Charles Thynne, hisser:Wed to and joined
the church of Route.

It is very probable that the Duchess of Orleani,
together with her family and suite, will shortly take up
their abode fur some time at Kitley, near Plymouth, the
magnificent seat of E. R. P. Dastard, Esq., who is aow re-
siding at Lyneham.
Among the visitors at present staying at Elliott's
Royal Hotel, Plymouth, are the Duke and Duchess of Bee-
clench They will remain there until 'tier the deputure
of their son, Lord Henry Scott, who is going out in the
Resolute to Sydney.
The Earl of Mount Edgcumbe is rapidly improving
in health.

The Earl of Morley, who has been ill, is so far
recovered that he is expected in a few days at &attain, his
beautiful seat near Plymouth.
Lord Palmerston, who has been for some time
put residing at his seat, Broadlands, Hants, paid a vi,it
to Southampton last week. Ili, lordship appeared in re-
markably good health and spirits.