The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-23 00:00:00

eft Court.

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The Queen, accompanied by Princes& Louise,
walked and drove in the grounds yesterday.
Printers Helene, attended by Lady Caroline Barrington,
drove to Bytte.

The Duke at Newcastle left tows yesterday for Lis met,
Clamber-perk, Notts
Despatch= were rewired pastmrday at the Ceiciaial-cdos
from the Goversen of the Caps of Good Hope and St.
8e'....

Tea PILINCE AND Paramus or WALft.-- Yester-
day arming. their Royal Righaftess fts Prises and
Primer of Woks, aossmparied by his Royal Higbee=
Prime Alfred, loft Peepers Lodge for Oaboess. They
were attended by afters' Kemal, lady Ysrd.Y, sad Major
Owl& Their Royal Mom= a riled at the Qssse's
private taboo of the Great Weston Railway at lelfftrst
10 o'clock and in a few Nakano afterwards hit by the
meal route. by Basibspbee to Oconee!, attended by Mr.
Grissom sad Mr. Kelley, ofterinimedenL Hi Royal High-
Ems Prises Alfred has beau slaying at Prepay Lags, an
a visit to the Prime sad Primmer of Walft sines floday
left The Priem sad Prisms of Wales MR Nun& at
°stens about to days, sad afterwards Mora to Pregame
Ldp.

The Duke of Newcastle left town yesterday for
his sod, Chunks: Put, Notts.

A marriage has been arranged between Mire Vic-
toria Van de Weyer (daughter al the Belgian Minister) sad
Mr. Brand, WS el the Right Hos. H. J. Brawl

The Hight Hon. T. H. S. flotherou-Estoonrt,
112., sad Mrs. Botheree-Esteoart, have arrived at Far-
reece's Hetet frc &teacart, war Tether,.
The Marquis of Hastings has arrived in town
from Does tea Park, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire,
fora few days.

The Hail and Countees of Westmoreland will
Lana Portman-square to-morrow for their mat, Aptharpo
Soma, Northamptonshire.

The boys of Wellington College gave their annual
comort on Mandy evening to a numerous assemblage of
the neighbouring nobility, gentry. and clergy. Musk has
sow monad its place—lost for two centuries—as a mot-
ioned pert of a gestbamaa's edoestioe, and, by the aid of aa
edam= male. aater, a good organist, and choral service,
the Wellington scholars enjoy as opportunity desired by
many ia vain, and are making good nes of it. Everybody
was =rook with the palpable improvement noon lad year.
MAnnuolt OF Da. &UNLIT ADD LADY ATRIIINYA
Baool--TistardaY alofens, at Eva e'tgany the Rar.
PA Arthur itoritya Mealy. D.D., Oman el Point
Chan* Oxford, and Realm Professor of EcelestesMeal
Mem" is the Usinteity of Oxford, Dermi-nominshe
Westrainster was monied by special Massy in
Westminster Abbey to the Lady Augusta Bran, daughter
of Thames, seventh Rail of Aria mad Kincardias, aid
sister of the late hinuated Goveraor-Gmeral of Lib.
The ceremony was throughout of a printer sad simple
character. There were sobndasmaida. The service was
read most impremively by the Very Rev. H. O. Liddell,
D.D., Dean of Christ Church, Oxford, who was misted by
the Rev J. Haden, ILA., the pramake of the abbey.
There was no singing. Amongst those peasant were Lard
Stanley el Aklarley, the V Rev. Dr. Treneb, Arch-bishopdesignato of Dubin late Den of Wmamiasyst
lady Charlotte Lochen, the Rev. J. G. Head*, KA.,
bead ouster of Marlborough School, the Rm. DJ. C. J.
Vaughan, of Donouter, Professor Max Mallow, Professor
Jowett, the Rev. W. H. Freeman* end assay Oxford
hinds of the sew dean. After the solemnity the waddisa
party proceeded to the Jerusalem Chamber, when the mar-
riage was legally registered sad attested. The rev. yetis-
man and lady Augusta left by the west door of the abbey
for St. James's Palms, and alertly afterwards departed her
Oxford, by the Great Western Railway, to pose a few
mesh& Lady Augusta Brum was for eon. years lady la
Waitiag to her late Royal Highness the Denies of Kankand
am the death of that illustrious personage the Quess made
her ladyship on of her extra (residett) Women of the Bed.
chamber. We understand that Dr. Stanley will be in-
stalled Den of Westminster on the 9th proximo.