The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-27 00:00:00

THE LEVEE.

Among the presentations to the levoe on Wed-
sudsy ware the following
Rev. Albert Alston, Chaplain to Mr. Sheriff Jones, by
Mr. Sheriff Huth Jones.
ILL P. H. Bmthon, Secretary of the Trinity Home, by
Throned Palmerston.
Mr. George Bodes, on appointment as Queen's Counsel,
iy the Lord Chancellor.
Rey, J. R. Byrne, one of her Majesty's Inspectors of
by the Bishop of London.
!ward Bownng, on appointment or C. 8., by Lieut-
...all the Hon. C. Grey.
Duke of Buckingham and Chandra, by the Earl of Derby.
Rey. W. H. Brookfield, on appointment or Honorary
Chaplain to the Queen. by the Lord Chamberlain.
Mr. H. A. Bruce, M.P., on appointment as Under Secre-
tary of State, by the Secretary of State for the Home
Delent.
otmßichard Bothell, by his father, the Lord Chancellor.
Earl of Carnarmo, on ha marriage, by the Pawl of Char
terfiekl.

Schools.
Mr. Pd,

Yr. COM, K.P., by the Bight Hon. B. Diemen.
Sir Wm. Alexander, on his appoiataneat as Attorney-
Ostend to the Prince of Wales, by the Lord Chamberlain.
Sir Charles Darling, Governor of Jamaica, on appointment
as 'C.C.S., the Duke of Newerdle.
Bey. H. H. Buck on appointment re Honorary Chaplain
to the Priem of Wales, by the Lord Chamberlain.
Mr. Herbert Fisher, on aptineat as Private Secretary
to his Royal Highness the Priam of Wales, by the Lad
Chamberlain.

Mr. -Elmira Calton, ou appointment ae Amia Under
War. taat Und
Secretary illsba far War. by Ur firselary of State for

Charles Olivia, M.P., by LadD Pelmemtran.
Ma
Fieldmba, Marshal Viseasat Gough, we premobse to Field I
by hi H the bal Oanleidge.
bed Riebad GRoyalrabber, bigbeey the Mangold Westminster.
Ree. Newman Hall, by the Earl de and Rips&
Rear Admiral Edward Palo. Hafted, y the Fib Lard
of the Admiralty.
Major General F. H. Hamilton. C. 8., en appointment to
Via Preadult of Council of Military Ednoatioe, by the
Duke of Cambridge.
Mr. Arthur Hobbouse, on appointment aa one of her
MatatiewOownsel, by the Lord Chancellor.
. Charlie Kiogsley, on being appointed Honorary
Chaplain to hie Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, by
Chamberlain.
Lientatent-Grineral Knoll" on appointment ea Comp-
troller and Treasurer to his Royal Highness the Prince of
Web, by the Lord Chamberlain.
Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Lawrence, by Sir G. Grey.
Mr. Layard, on appointment as Under-Secretary of bate
for Foreign Affairs, by Earl Russell.
Rear-Admiral Sir S. Lashington, K.C.8., on eppointment
se Lieatenant-Governor of Greenwich Hospital, by the Duke
of Somenet..

Mr. J. Osborne, on appointment se Quen's Counsel, by
the Lerd Chancellor.
Sir B. Phfflimore, on his appointment Si her Majesty's
Advosate-Geaeral. by Viscount Palmerston.
The Provost of Eton, by the Lord Chamberlain.
Sir B. G. M'Dorinal, on return from administering the
goversmeet of South Australia, by the Duke of Newcastle.
Bev. T. Madge, by Mr. Sheriff Lawrence.
The Bev. C. emale, by Sir D. Ls Merchant.
The Lard Mayor, by Viscount Palmerston.
The Berl of l&unt-Edgenerba, by the Lord Chamberlain.
Basr-Admial Si
Ne r B. Mundy, on appointment as Y.C.8.,
by the Duke al weestle.
Sir R. Miusbiron,oa appointment as H.C.8., by ViscountPalmaretsa, H.G.
The Bishop fatal, by the Duke of Newcastle.
Mr. Themesthgate, as being a • tat cue of her
Mltty's couasel, by the Lord or.
Bev. Arthur Stanley, ea appointment by the Lord

Mr. IL Torres, M.P., by Mr. Holford, M.P.
Dr. Travers Twigs, (Ix., on appointment u her
Majesty's Advocate Germ' in her Office of Admiralty, by
the Pint Lord of the Admiralty.
Mr. A. S. Venable', on apportnamit u Q.C., by the Lord
Chancellor.
•

The Rev. the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford,
ou apponatmeut, by the FAH of Derby.
Dr. Forbes Wataoa. Reporter oa the Products of India,
by t►e Secretary of State for India.
Mr. Alderman Waterton, by the Lord Mayor.
Bishop of Worcester, by lie Archbishop of Canterbury.

The wild some of confusion which took place at
tee Levee has been brought under the notion el the autho-
rities, sad some attempt will be made to-morrow to enable
soak of her ltalesty'a sub who may attend the
Dewing-romp to do so with deeanc7 sad comfort, aod
without encountering the twofold risk either of tieing
crushed to donut or having their clothes torn off their

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The following letters appear in the Times:
"fliz,—May I venture to hops that you will allow the
complaist of one to be heard who has really been very
severely knocked about during the last four Doors at the
Levee held at St. Jamul', this &hansom
" When! say that at times the pressure was positively
&aprons, I do not, I assure you, in the least exaggerate ;
and I feel certain that unless some active steps are taken to
prevent a repetition of it on Saturday some serious accident
will be the result.

`• Hey I oak why one may not be allowed to approach our
future King without being squeezed into
" St. Jimmie-street, Feb. 25." " A PANCAKE ?
"Sir,—f was yesterday engaged in a stimog waft* of
armed OM b the heart of London. A succession of rooms
wee carried by assault in St. James's Palace. When
within a few yards of the Prince I had in passing a door-
way to struggle as if for very life. Haviog entered the
room exhausted, panting, red, and angry, I turned &rotted
me and sew the floor literally covered with warrior's
plumes, spurs, sword knots, and other tokens of a severe
eoeffick The whole affair was most unseemly. The loyal
subjects of her Majesty (among whom were reverend church
digaitaries, judges. generals, admirals, and infirm men) bad
to engage most unwillingly in a rough tussle and scramble
to. get from one room to another.

better
wof nomeans of amending this grievance
than to raise at least oat Tokyo la the Time, to complain of
having to undergo such rough usage in that dismally mesa
old Palace of St. James's whenever I wish to show my
loyalty by paying my respects to our beloved Sovereign.—l
remain, Sir, your obedient servant,
"A GRIMMER."

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge,
Yield Marshal Commanding-ie•Chisf, held a levee yesterday
at the Hens Guards. Nearly 300 ohs attended the levee.
The Duke of Somerset held the third levee of the
mason at the Admiralty yesterday afterneou, which was
attended by Admirals Bethune end Sir J. Scott, Caw.
Mine it. B. Oldaekl, A. J. Curtis, E. W. Tunroar, Y. H.
Haswell, J. Folioed, A. IL L, ll'ainteek, H. B. Ideal,
W. J. Luke, E. A. Sotheby, W. N. T. asatiey, E. Madden,
W. Arthur, R. Scott, W. W. Denim, D. Walker, J. B.
Alexander, W. A. B. Howe, J. C. Sudsy, sad Lieutenant
' J. 0. Curtis.

On Wednesday. lad the Rev. Chula David
Branton, the younger, wea instituted to the reclaim of
Framingham Earl with Bizisy, in Norfolk, on the proemia-
-1
tion of the Rev. Chula. David Brenton, of Little Mar
Bingham, in the tune county.

TES HKA.Litt OF PRINCE AIFIIIRD.
A telegram received yesterday announirjpd that
his Royal Highness Prince Alfred had passed
another good night, and was progressing favourably.
We are informed that as soon as the health of the
Prince is re-established he will, by the desire of her
Majesty, return to England, accompanied by Major
Cowell, viA Marseilles.

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