The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-13 00:00:00

THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES.

It appears that the Prince and Princess of Wales
are highly pleased with their Norfolk residence, and Lord
Ranh In thanking the mayor and town council of Norwich
for the recent handiness offering of shawls and chimes.
observes :—" It is meet gratifying to her Royal Warm to
receive so marked a proof of attachment and kind feeling
from the corporate body of the chid town of the county in
which she will frequently reside." Mr. G. William., of
Gorpts-hall, has forwarded to SanZingbaro a tinier poppy
for the Primrose of Wales. Limt.-Gen. %says has
acknowledged the offering as follows :—" Sandringham,
April L —lieutenant-General Knollys premate hie sonepli•
. . _ .

mete le Mr. Willits', and has bens donated by the Prime
d Wales te thank him for the terrier puppy he hes bees so
*Wising as to seed for the ecceptense el the primers.
Mr. Willies may sot be aware. perhaps, that it in not
the gsaeral rule of the royal family to receive gement' when
they have not had the phonate of be etheinted with the
donor personally ; but ore the Meng varies bis royal
highs's" has been pleased to make se theethien, and as the
part of the Prioress of Wales again to thank Yr. Willies for
his courteous present."
The Prince end Princess are impeded to reborn to Loa-
der' la Withech, but the mayor of that town received a
tolegram intimating that • postpownthat had bees deter-
mio'd oa. A " dereoestratien committee" has bens farmed
at Wished', is aceordance with white • proemial, coo".
the local volunteers, the imageries and K young
the teen maraud, and the mey_or (11r.S. Town) will
meet the royal train. An address will of course be presented
to the Prince and Primers cm the ocaurion.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Oambridge,
attended by Colonel Maas and Sir Ricbud Aim, ban
arrived in tows from Partemostia.

The Karl awl Lady Constance Groevenor left
town as Friday for Park, sad purpose a fortaighes sojourn
in that capita. _ _

The So,rl and Countess of Derby came to town
as ilatorday he. Teahridge Walls. The bode earl haa
ready improved ia simnellL

The Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., M.P,
mind in town co Saturday 'amain from Ni.. Lady
Easily is expected barde in about a fortuMbt.

Lily Chelmsford's assembly will talcs plow on
Thursday, the 23rd inst., and her ladyship's dams ea You•
day, May 4.

On Thursday was celebrated, at the British
embassy at Paris, the marriage of Ospiaiss Robert &stem
Robssisoo, of the 60kb Rifles, with the Lady Katherine
Legge, daughter of the l►te and aides of the present Part
of Dartmouth. The aeremeay was performed by the Hem
sad Rm. Hoary Legge, meals of t►e bride.

His Excellency C. J. Alison, the British minister
to Pores, bee arrived at Robbie:Ws Private Hotel, Dover-
street. Ploosdilly.

The Catholic University of Ireland and the
" National Brotherhood of St. Patrick • bar Jed come
Ulm the world &basin one soother. A Mr. Done writes
Is the Tier in the raw of the latter institution, to say
that the Catholic University has serkvady disappoithed the
laborious of its most liberal founder led supporters is
ad drag more for Irish astiosality. His Ora Dr
Oaths wet newly enough to assist at rale* the Dish
brigade for the defers of the Poi., bed be bee orally
discolor/ad sod demagog easy simian orgedestiee for the
&times of Ireland. Bat the archbishop sad the other
goveraces of the university have committed si" 'till graver
edemas in Yr. Dome's seriatim. They do set take the
radiate through a rano of Irish briery, sod so keep
alive the orient sod intolerable wags of their arustry
sad the vengeance still due from its firms cocepuirers sad
oProlowc The orris committed by the rioters of Cork
and the ■tudents of the Catholic University Yr. Dorn
*Aides so the groused that ft was Improper to aerdesee is
any signs of rirjorieg so keg ea belied dose not stand r
high ail she ought to stead sad assay of her people ars
fariehed.