The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-04 00:00:00

WALLS AND VIA PRINCE OF WALIN.

" We, the Most lionourabieM;d Loyallociety of Ancient
Britons, humbly offer to your royal highnesses our heartfelt
congratulation on your royal highnesees' marriage, and
fervently pray that it may be blessed by the Giver of all
Good with :every possible comfort and happiness to your-
mime and to your royal relatives ; and that it may
strengthen the bonds of old sod valued friendship between
oar country and the fatherland of her whom we now
mapectfully and affectionately hail at our own Princes.
And, tracing as we do the origin—nearly 150 years aso—of
this society, and its most useful charity, the Welsh school,
to the domestic virtues of a former Priocrm of Wales, and
gratefully acknowledging the many blaming, which our
country has derived from the marriage of our most gracious
sovereign, we venture further to contemplate your royal
highnesses' marriage as a social blessing to this nation
and we are deeply thankful to feel mewed that, founded
on well-placed mutual affectiou and pare principles, it will,
by God's grace, give to our muntry, among other benefits,
an example to be emulated in domestic life, and the Wien
pattern ots truly happy bans. May year royal highnesses
be very long spared to us, and realise in every happiness,
here and hereafter, the hopes and prayers of your country.
—Given at Loudon, under our 00=100 mg, this 31st day
of March, in the year of our Lord 1863."

The Duchess of Wellington will leave town to-
day for Strathileld.ye.
The Duke of St. Albans and Lady Diana Beau-
dark have left town to paw the reefer at Renown* Hall.
The Dunham of St. Albano and Vieronnt Falkland will not
may. London.

The Earl of Dudley has left his residence in
Park-lane for Whitley Court, Worcestershire.
Lord Kinnaird's town mansion in Lower Gros-
Leeoratceet has been taken by the Earl of Chesterfield for
the season.

Lord Londesborough is now staying at the Hotel
Bristol, Paris, on his niters from his expeditioe to the
Nile. His lordship will scrimp in town for the season in a
short time.

Visoeunt Palmerston will arrive in town to-day
from Bootland.

The Bishop of London will leave town after
E•eter Taseday for • weak or tea days. The weekly levee
usually heid at Loadoa House, Bt. James's-square, will
therefore sot be held oo Easter Tuesday, or on Tuesday, the
14th inst

The Duchess of Inverness entertained the Prince
Bali and &select party at dinner on Thursday evening, at
her apartments at Kensin4ton Place.
The Marquis of Hastings and Mr. and lady
Edith Abney Hastings are ..xnected in town early next week
from Wilkeley Hall, Ashbr-de•la•Zooch, Leicestershire.
Mr. Hastings has taken a residence in St. James's-place for
the seams.

The Marchioneu (Dowager) of Bath has left
Prism's Gate for Huth= Court, sear Worthing, Sussex._

The Earl and Countess of Longford are expected
ei the reefdeoes of the Coaster Dowager of Longford early
next week, horn Pakenh■m Hall, Ireland.

Lord Dynevor and the Ron. Missec Rice Trevor
are passing the seem et Pau, in the south of France. His
lordship sad family are not expected in town till early in

The Right Hon. Sir Charlet% Wood, M.P., leaves
town to-day for his seat, Hickleton Hall, Yorkshire. Her
ladyibip hee been confined to her residence in Belgrave-
guars for some dere part be indisposition.
The Right Hon. Sir William Jolliffe, M. P. , and
the Maim Jolliffe hare left tows for Xerethain House,
Reigate, foe the mess.
Sir Frederick Arthur has taken a residence at
I Queen's-fttn, South Kenaingloy fora term of years.