The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-23 00:00:00

Vie Court.

A party of invalids, twenty-six in number, of the
Coldstream Regiment of Guards, wounded at Alma, Inker•
mann, and during the siege operations before Sebastopol,
were inspected by the Queen yesterday afternoon, in Buck-
ingham Palace.

The wounded Guards were mustered shortly before three
o'clock in the Grand Hall, under the bommand of Colonel
Gordon Drummond. IL:r Majesty and Prince Albert were
attended,wbile inspecting the men, by Dr. Munro, Surgeon.
Major of the regiment.
I The Queen was accompanied by the Duchess of Cambridge
and the Princess Mary, end also by the elder Princes of the
Royal Family.
The Princesses, with the Ladies and Gentlemen in Wait-
iag, also witnessed the inspection.
Prince Albert skated hr the garden of Buckingham
Palace, attended by the Gentlemen in Waiting. Iu the after-
noon his Royal Highness, attended by Captain the Hon.
D. de Roo, visited the Duke of Cambridge at his residence
in St. James's Palace.

Her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by the
Prices's Royal and Prince Alfred, honoured the Haymarket
Theatre with their presence in the evening. The royal
suite consisted of the Countess of Desert, Lord de Tablet',
Lord Alfred Paget, and Captain the lion. D. de Roe.

A Cabinet Council wu held at the Foreign-effice, Down-
ing-street, yesterday afternoon. It wu attended by the
whole of the ministers with the exception of the 11;ght Hon.
W. E. Gladstone, Sir James Graham, and the Right Hon.
Sidney Herbert.
Tne council sat two hours and a quarter.

A deputation to urge the change of the Market-day in the
New Cattle Market from Monday to Tuesday bad an inter-
view with Sir George Grey yesterday at the Home•office.
The deputation consisted of the Right Rev. the Lord
Bi•hop of London, Hen. A. F. Kinnaird, M.P. ; Rev. John
Hambleton, M.A., Minister of the Chapel of Ease,
Isliog-
ton ; Rev. James Sutherland, M.A., Curate of St. Mary,
Islington; Rev. W. W. Champoeys, M.A., Rector of
Whitechapel ; Rev. C. B. Dalton, M.A., Incumbent of St.
Michael, Highgate; Rev. C. F. Child., M.A., Princiral of
the Church Miuionary College, Islington; Rev. Dr. Courts-
nay, M.A., St. James's, Pentonville; Rev. T. Saulez,
M.A., Incumbent of All Saints, Islington ; Rev.W.Vincent,
M.A., Incumbent of Trinity, Islington ; Rev. Thew. Dale,
M.A., Rector of St. Pancras ; Rev. B. S. Hollis, Minister
of Islington Chapel ; Rev. J. Weir, Minister of
the Scotch Church, Islington ; Rev. W. Tyler,
Minister of Independent Chapel, Bethnal-green ; Sir
James Tyler, J.P., Holloway; Mr. R. C. L. Bevan, Trent-
park, Barnet; Mr. Jemes Beaumont, Highgate; Mr. Tho-
mas Lott, Holloway ; Mr. Henry Lintott, salesman,
Smithfield ; Mr. G. C. Street, F R C.S., Pentonville; Mr.
Henry Spicer, Highbury ; Mr. George Crawley, Highgate;
Mr. H. E. Murrell, Islington; Mr. Henry Joelin, farmer,
Uposinster, Essex; Mr. James Leatherdale, Islington; Mr.
lassos Wagstaff, Mr. John Savage, and Mr. John Strudgett,
Churchwardens of the Parish of Islington; Mr. John Lay-
ton, Vestry Clerk of Islington; Mr. Edward Suter, leling-
ton ; Mr. Joseph Wilson, J.P., Clapham-park; Mr. Joseph
Fisher, Islington; Rev. John T. Bayles, Islington; Mr.
Thomas Cork*, salesman, Smithfield ; Mr. J. M. Molyneux,
Lonely-perk, Guildford; Mr. R. M. Atkinson, I•lington ;
Mr. W. Banton, Pentonville; Mr. G. Eve, salesman, Smith-
field; Mr. B. Smith, Highbury; Mr. Daniel Hazard, Is-
lington; Mr. J. C. Peachey, salesman, Smithfield; Mr.
Slater, butcher, Kensington; and Mr. Thomas Lott, F.S.A.,
Carlton-villas, Islington.