The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-09 00:00:00

THE PRINCE OF WALES.

The magistrates sitting in quarter session at
Norwich yesterday reeolved themselves into a public meet.
ire, for the papas of adopting a resolution 'dooming the
Prince d Wales to Norfolk.

The Hunt Basun (Yr. 8.. J. H. Harvey), after some
prefatory remark; moved that the following aeon be
pnweated :
" TO HES XOTAL HIGHITZES THE PRINCE OT WALES.

" Sir, —We, the magistrates of the county of Norfolk,
rambled in the Shire•ball at Norwich, on theca:anon of our
quarter se•ios, this Bth day of January, 1863, venture to ap.
preach your Royal Highness with the expression of the sincere
and heartfelt gratificatios which we have experienced at your
Royal Highness having come to reside in our county, sod
cal our having the prospect of such visite on the part of
your Royal Highness being frequently repeated. This feel-
ing we know to be shared by all chimes of the inhabitants of
this meaty, sod we venture further to aware your Royal
Highness that the county of Norfolk yields to none in devo-
tion and lo►alty to her Majesty, and in affectimate respect
to your Royal Highness and to all the members of liar
Majesty's royal family."
Lord SONDES seconded the reeolution, which was agreed
to unanimously, and ordered, on being signed by the High
Sheriff, to be forwarded to Goners! Koollys, for presenta-
tion to the Prince.

SANDRINGHAM, THURSDAY Arrzutoom

The Prhios yesterday afterecas fi.ed his first gun, Wag-
ing down a fine woodcock. He continued woodcock shoot.
lug the rot of the afternoon in the park and was very
sucoessfuL To-day hie royal highness and Captain Grey
ere pheasant shooting at Babingley, that portion of the
estate abutting on Castle Rising. Hie Royal Highness hat
a:premed his entire matisfaction with the estate since his
nspectioe of yesterday morning. It is understood that
some extensive alterations are to be made in the manioc,
but the details are not yet decided on.

His Excellency Baron Gras and suite are ex-
posited at the 'widows of the French makesey, Albertinto
House, on Howley next, from Parke.

The Marquis de Cadore has taken a residence in
doe-terrace. The starohiontee comet to town on Mon-

day. from Paris.
Frances Countess of Albemarle and Colonel the
Roe. Peregrine Cast arrived in town ysterd►y, from
Bates Rectory, Linos!Dairy.

Lady Constance Grosvenor has left town for
Garrey Park, Cheshire, to join his lordship and family.
Yesterday afternoon Dr. E. Frankland concluded
his short mum of Christmas lectern to a juvenile mull-
saws, at the Royal lostitatioe, is Albeasarlastreet.

On Monday last the Rev. Frederick Evans, 8.A.,
wee licensed to the perpetual curacy of Lb:stead Parva, i•
the °aunty of Suffolk, on the presentation of the Rev.
Edmund Holland, of Bechall Lodge. On the same day,
the Rev. Frederick Augustus Howe Fits-Gerald, M.A., was
instituted to the vicarage of Weybreed, la the same county,
on the presentation of the Rev. Edward Philip Cooper, of
the manor of Fiochley, Middlesex. And ea the same day,
the Rev. George Hemmiogtos Harris, LA., wee instituted
to the rectory of Swanton Abbott', io Norfolk, on the pre.
seatetim of William Lubbock Jim Jai Blake, of Swan-
ton Abbott, Req.
Since the conversion of the officers' clubhouse
at Aldershott into a theatre, amateur theatricals at the
camp have become extremely popular. The performances
given by the aeons of the staff and division have the-
eroded en east 00011600 in attraetieg a large audience. Os
Wednesday evening the drama entitled Angel or Devil was
presented, and Orr Wife, or the Rout of Asthma. The
principal characters were unstained by Capt. Ross (staff);
Mr. Jennings, 60th Ritlas ; Capt. O'Donoghue, 76th Regi-
ment; Mr. Hartley, Sth FesSime ; Mies Clifford (Theatre
Royal Prison'.), and Mies lemma (Strand). Both Meese
were highly applauded.