The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY IL 1852.

gig Court.

WINDSOR, Fah. 10.
The foneldni were the additions to the royal
Swam prey pnissday:—The Duchess of Kent, the Carly
is Wallkil, bw RAM Hish•em, Lady Vito.. Bram,
the lesser dellpeth. the Marl of Kelgrrn, and Linde-
' seat 47elmel Tressis r.
lier Ustatre etit=stteadsd after Maser la the
Code, end
idthe hilkinsing esempolitions:
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COmmeeelle. Alleys mis nen lento, •sierse,
Udine% %mai Trio Aller. no.oe, i
evirgi.ivics./Speenelki, emus. B:datum,
lieettsovea
et limbs da beef Alen "Celle
Auger.
Thiel et els Royal Horse Guards performed a
Meditate es the South Tames this morning.
The QUIIBIIIIIIIII Prince Albert ercked in the HOMO Park
sod Slopes this aserami.
The Prime of Wel, s. the Princess Royal, and the
royal &dares, took their usual walking uud puny exercise.

The Duchess of Kent arrived in town on Monday morn-
ing from her madam at Fenimore, sear Windsor. Her
Royal Highness visited the Duchess of Oloucister at Gion•l
tester-house, Piosadilly, and is the afternoon left Clarence-
house, St. James's, fur Fenimore.
The l'rivy Council which was appointed to be held on
Friday, the 13th inst., at Buckingham Palace, will he
holden this day at Windsor Castle instead.
Lord Itendiesham and a deputition had an interview with
Lord John Kamen yesterday at his official rtsideuce in
I)owaing•etreet.
'I he Cambridge University Commission had a meeting
yesterday at the official residence of the First Lord of the
Treasury in Downing-street. Present : The Bishop of
Chester, the Dean of Lly, her John Herschel, and the Rev.
W. 11. &mum (secretary).
The Attorney General for Ireland had an interview with
Sir Georg° Grey yesterday at the Home-office.

trlmisstArs uwto.i
FoREIGN-orricy, Fre. 6.—The Queen has been
pleased to approve of Mr. Wilhelm August }lnky as Consul
Jansiea for the Free nauseant! City of Wenn',
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY TUE LOUD LEVU!,
NaNT or MoNTOOlllllllllllll.—The Earl of Fascia, Vis-
count &shorn, Hon. T. C. H. Tracy, Sir W. W. Wynn,
Bart., M.P., Sir J. Conroy, Bart, J. W L. Winder, Es q.,
E. 11. Lyon, EN., Mujor-tieneral Proctor, nod K. M. H.
Maurice, Esq., to be deputy lieutenants.
COMMIOSIONS SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTE-
NANT OF LANCLIMIIIi.—W. E. Rada, Gent., to be lieut.
in the Rochdale Troop; Hon. A. Egerton, to be comet in
the Rochdale Troop; Hon. S. C. Cavendish, commonly
called Lord Cavendish of Keighley, to be cornet in the
Furness Troop of the Duke of Luncaoter's Own ltegimeut
of Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieut. W. U. T. imount St. Law-
rence, to be rapt. in the Li:lmM'. Human.
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTE-
NANT OF CIIIISHIIM.—The Hun. A. Lasalle', to be coot.;
Cornet H. Hill, to be lieut. ; T. H. Marshall, Oenc, to be
cornet in •he Earl of Chester's Regt. of Yeomanry Cavalry

The offices of Paymaster-General and Vice-Presi-
dent of the Board of Trade have been offered to and ac-
cepted by Lord Stanley of Alderley, who in the year 1841
tilled the office of Payntaster-Oeneral. Rumour says that
the right bon. Charles Villiers, M.P., has been offered one
of the vacant posts now at the disposal of the Whigs. Mr.
Bernal Osborne's name has been also mentioned in eon-
flexion with a probably official appointment