The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-12 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO BANGOR.

The arrangements are rapidly approaching com-
pletion for the reeeptios of her Majesty in this city. Nearly
the whole of the Penrhyn Arms hotel has been elegantly and
appropriately fitted up, and prepared for the use of the royal
party and suite. Nine beautiful triumphal arches, aesigoed
by Mr. Kennedy, artist, Bangor, ere being erected along
the route the Queen will take from the railway station to
the hotel. The Queen is expecti il to arrive at 5 o'clock in
the evening of Wednesday. Dinner for the royal guests
has been ordered for 8 o'clock. The usual tiring
of Gannon will be dispensed with on this occasion, as being
calculated to disturb the travellers, but a first vote pyro-
technic display will be provided by the lion. Col. Douglas
Pennant, to take place on the Menai contiguous to the
hotel, so that her Majesty may view it from the windows
without experiencing any personal fatigue. Every kind
of combustible is being conveyed up the surrounding
heights, in order that, on her first visit as Queen to the
country, her Majesty may witness a revival of Nos ratan
yaw V--an old Welsh custom of ligh,ing fires on the mountains
ea similar occasions of rejoicing. It is also thought that
the native costume of the country will be pretty generally
adopted by the females. All the menaben of clubs and
benefit coddles will attend with their regalia, &e., playing
national music. Tents are being prepared for the refresh-
ment of the children of all the schools of the locality, seve-
ral thousands of whom will be present. and form a proem-
sloe to meet the Clams. Two hundred of the Inhabitants
have been swomas special constables. It is said that Mr.
Stephenson will have the hammy and satisfaction of con-
dieting the Massa ever the stupendous labeler bridge on
the morning of Thrawley. Ties tabs will be covered with
the hags of all natisae, mad the royal standard will ways at
the entrance.
Coxwar.—lt is fatly wrested that her Majesty will
visit the estebnted seeds el Conway. the constable of
I whisk the SM. 1. t. Llerde and the inhabitants generally,
r are lankier preparations to seism their loyalty and respect
• to the mover** by splendid illateinativas and devices.

EIRILIVIDOZY, MONDAY ISVIORNO.
',dimities baying been received by the railway elleisle
that bee Kejsety would, ow her cetera to Wiadeer, pass
11w 1!e geed old town on her way from Bangor, ow
mem, it was inaedistaly determined both by the
nil774llmeleas mei the Musisipal authorities that pre-
yesatiess Amid be reds wOr her Majesty sad the revel
poly a rese why ef the von sereat and loyal
bear sh of armory, idea lee bed the bearer of ?omen.
vsz.m,4= Errs tbee emeressise, +he* she wee the
• essetiag of the corporation was me-
wed. end sir a =settee of MIA railway directors. It be
detendesd by the eseperatioa that se address should be
persated if it was her Majesty's pleasure to resin it, sad
a esratureatiam has bees acceirds4gly addressed by the
Mew to the Here Semen to take her Majesty's pleasure
OD
lee Naldosy end also to reertela whether her Majesty
wffi eimdeseeeml to reran for say length of ties is the
tows he lemehese, se it will leer the not earnest
raft, plase. Ai yes as reply has bees neared, tinnier it
is mat inees wbetbse bee 114eay will yearn hare thee
it ray be merarry to dery the emirs sad carriages
from the Wreashery awl CINMO AD the Shrewsbury eel
lie. la the assatire, ostensive perperatiees
are at the Illuewsleary terminus ; the platform
is Wog err awl lasi with seats, so as
to ereeraelate two thersed proms who will
he misdeed W tithes. sad a Lege aware is air brag
UMW at the esenese to the seres, cwine reterbasset
Nears ass bobs hied ep he bee MOW% esserredecise.
At Weiler= sad Densegree strises, aims, sere peepers-
tier see brag Irk to give he lithey a webers as she
perms demegb. Os railaff filrelebety bre mss.
peerei diertig *MO Bisoist.ala whitest
eel es to he fliseerese lies is Cele Bill. sheet two
✓iles her Dlariegterisit,ere she by a Sight
ef stems story ebb h wAee be censer he tbe seerime. to
the Orerel sad liturgher whisk poser ender the
red at Campiall, hues bee Mien konaliteg the
elm% elitersi hp the broad gauge le .
The Teressey Dinky. esreeriel he
Earl el ban bre Wesel
the
hem `l gond el
hewer. and will be persi. MR el the iemersted.
lark the firewebeey shim sal the belt eat-
die. The aegis, eel tram white am le draw the
mid taxis bow bon bmitells Oral sad ormsemeated
hr the oesseise, gee with the Penes of
Weiss' phases eel libetleirstr... loyal arms. The
pietist and* week hell mew the aseicipal autho-
rities mad the railway emerades. that bee Majesty stay be
hawed* near hag MM. IS partake of the hospitali-
ties tithe red ad lees.

The Weft sf the inhabitants of Prestos has been
excited 1% ilsaieseipt of an odleial intimation to the efeet
that bee hands to alight at their railway reties is
prid a
e elf sa en hue way hest Belseerel to the Prin.
Oallint Wedeseilig,
etseday • (peril aseetis4 Om eseporatien yes
awned by the yam Mr. T. Meek) le snider mud
melee apes Mega M bs Wass Is
1 bee Whit, mthe ay be sod sent reepestielly eaniseseshedtbs.
I ha arrival within The busiest sod hi-
! patents attacked to the nudes drew telpher • hll
Meehan 'lambus et he evemelL
The Mew Med thee en Met minim be meshed
isheseiln, of the eineeinase W whisk hoe wee so
MAK thet he goes wield berm the tows with her
=en sent. (Applasse.) Her Majesty
to prinks of !mules% eel, is ell prellehlity,
would vainsla bees shoot as beer. Wgimeasa Mai bad
salled the seseeil together he the purpose of =Mats their
seeiesesse in carrying est th+1111Iii• 111110.N011110 to
give her IllajnWe a mutable . The isese=mt:
onaUst Itself k mowed the prim
Asa whisk had babied her Majesty te semen Is meek
there he • sheet lies—la reply to a essahersf the eseeill.
the Igrosi kneed het be bad meshed • best
hoe kat in einesequesse of its bale 011.
11101014 10 bli=rasa seerked nine," be did see
Oak be should Mimed's& is readies it to the reseektg.—
Mr. Aligner' Claserm. is ening the appeisinsest
of • ssendsiee M asks the seesaw, ami
seepeded the deskehnity essesiseisi with essllieere siat
the veered gestlemiss wen ham lad essisilersttle espeeissee
es oesesiess like this, naming Mr. R. T. Pukes, M.P.,
Mr. J. Wilson Patten, M.P., sad Mr. J. Heywood, M.P.,
she were fasellier with the poweedisp at Court.
—Tobesm=disa =led ea meetwith generil approval
A esti appointed, with power to add to
*air 'anther, sad to ism such mean on behalf of the
essmell es they Wight shish proptv.—On the proposition
sf Mr. Allman 12Reir, amesded by Mr. Alkernian R.
redder, It mos resolved UM a dutiful and al address
should be presesimi le the Clases.—The (Mr. T.
B. Addison) reel • hen of address w he had pre-
pond for the cessies—The addles bees referred
to the ensnittee, the lemma sdkersed, t being under-
stood that the; meld be ages convened previous to her
Mitiesty's 'med.—The renew authorities expect her
Majesty to arrive slam' 2 *Weak. The platform will be
carpeted, and on alighting tin Quern will be revived by the
senor and corporation, the shay, the railway directors, and
ward of honour of the 60th regiment (now in 011ITTi1011:AM
town), ender the ementeed of Lieut.-Col. Sidley. The