The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-30 00:00:00

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Her Majesty and Gwenlbert, accoMpania•
the Duke of Cambridge, yesterday steer"
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manufacture of small arms. The Queen and the;
Pager,
Zoological Gardeo in the Regent's.p,,e'lls
juvenile ball given by the Duchess of C.:Mott:lW ,'ht
CywisaeTPPrsittainbriesdalleetQthtet!iAeederen d Prince Albert went hue ss,,and
,i4g to
residence, Gloucester-home, Park-lane. Her hisint,'"d
hi. Royal Highness were accompanied by the pnr:o4
Wales, the Princess Royal, Prince Alfred, Prince Ai.,
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and the Princesses Alice, Helena, and Loans. la
Anne were Lady Churchill, Lady in Waiting; th
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Lucy Kerr and the Hon. Flora Macdonald,Katsoittla
in Waiting ; Lord Byron Lord in Waiting; cst:7l
Hon. A. Nelson Hood, Byron,
in Waiting ; L rd
Paget, Equerry in Waiting; Captain the Hors Dad
ROll. Equerry in Waiting to Prince Albert; and bit new
The Duchess of Kent, attended by Ltdy dcna
Dawson and Sir George Courier, was also preunt
or!
Djuvenile ball given by the Ditchers of Gloacestst
Duchess of Cambridge and the Print". Mary (ettsudi:
Lady Suffield and the Equerry in Waiting), the fient2
Grand Duchess of Mecktenburgh Swifts, wasps/WI.
Prises Adolphus (attended by Baroness Engel Ind g
Lillie), and the Duke of Cambridge, attended hsi
Equerry in
senile ball. Waiting,: were present at Gloucester-lulu,
the ju
Thei Duke and Duchess de Nemours vi'ited the Nest
of Kent yesterday at her residence, Clateneetionse,k
James's.
Mr. George Henry Money was presented to the QA
on Wednesday at the Levee, on his appointment mil*
I)sty-Lieutenant, by the Marquis of Lansdowne.
Major-General St. John Clerks was also presented We
Majesty, by Viscount Hardinge.

A deputation from the London City Minion, on the pi.
ieot of Lord Sheftssbnry's Religions Worship Bill, he,
saternew with Earl Granville yesterday, at the Came;
office,. The deputation consisted of the Be,. Joh Gs.
wood, M.A., and the Rev. John Robison isecretioo
the Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, M.P. ; Rev. W. IL ph4.
more (rector of Sc. James's, London); Rev. J. cm,
MA.; Rev. Hugh Allen, M.A.; Mr. C. T. 'Wee.:
Rears Admiral Vernon Harcourt, Mr. Wilbraham Lye
Mr. T. B. Hudson, Rev. Thomas Alexander, KA.; 1-;
C. B. Gribble, M.A. ; Mr. C. Bird, Mr. W. D. etsui
(superintendent), Mr.T. B. Brooke (superintendent), lb 1.
Charles, jun., ?dr. Philip Burrow's (medical officer),
J. B. Owen, M.A.; Mr. J. G. Mottle, Rev. G. LT.;
; Mr. R. C. L. Bevan, and the Rev. John Weir,
A deputation from the Darlington Local Board ethics
had an interview on Thunday with the President of b,
General Board of Health, with respect to the Pub:it Hen
Bill, 18.54. The deputation consisted of Mr. J. Pun
Mr. George Mason, C.E., of Darliagton ; and Mess,,
Fellows and J. S. Peacock, of Middlesborough. Timms
introduced by Lord Harry Vane, M.P.
Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colenithlis
to the Governor of Canada. Despatches were rens
from the Govarnon of the West India Islands yesterday,

The general invitations to the Duchess of Gli
oester's juvenile ball last evening, were extended to lieu
80 of the leading members of the aristocracy, with thu
youthful families. The Prince of Wales sad Priory Aka
wore the Highland costume. The other youthful numbs
of the family were attired in unpretending rootless of
gaishe taste. Immediately after the arrival dohs Clim
her Maiesty was conducted to the ballroom, whetenssp
the juvenile members of the aristocracy had the towel
being presented to the Sovereign. A quadrille mu th
formed, is which the elder Princes and Prinaeses of
Royal family took part. The scene appeared to to me
enjoyed, as well by her Majesty as by the Ma Dudi
of Gloucester, and every person present. Bum of t
juvenile toilettes were very Noonan!.

His Excellency the Sardinian Minister arrived
tows last evening from Paris.

We regret to hear that accounts have been met
from the Continent, to the effect that Rear Admiral 8j
Parry, the Lieutenant Governor of Greenwich Hopi*
very unwell.
An entertainment was given yesterday by
Lord Mayor and the Lady Mayoreu, on the occasion of
muting a bust to the Rev. Dr. Croly, the gift of the

rishioners and admirers of the rev. gentlemen. The 11
tations were originally given to 80 guests, bat awe
" wise" of invitations wu issued to many ladies end otb
which increased the number of guests to 140.

The members of a committee, who in Janouy
sainted a memorial to the late Chancellor of the Erotic
signed by 4,200 civil servants of the Crown, hare Wita
the present Chancellor of the Exchequer to wren
feeling of bitter disappointment occasioned by languor
ment in Parliament that the Superannuation Bill it
poned far another wagon.
The weather has been of the finest possible
raeter during the week, and the crops are making my!
and satisfactory progrev. . . .

Mr. Mach& " Annual Agricultural Gathenal
flied for Saturday, the 28th of July. .

A Grand National Archery Meeting is to be
at Shrewsbury, on the 2nd and 3rd of August nest.

The health of the King of Prussia is aid
such u to lead to a belief that his reign may be du
to a close. Another report, probably not so well rola
speaks of the 'sirloin illness of the present Eons
Russia.

Colonel Yea, who fell in the attack on the R
was the eldest and only surviving son of Sir 'if
Walter Yes, Bart., of Pyrland Hall, Somereetstult
M the opening, by his Royal Rieman I
Albert, of the new building for the Alias for Idi
Halewood, near Redbill. on Tueedsy next, the den
parts of the ceremony will be conducted by tbo.Bid
Oxford. M. Benedict will superintend the !natio
(annum.

Lieutenant Davies, of the 38th Regiment, id
killed before Sebastopol on the 18th, was the yourg
of David Arthur Bounden Davies, Seq., one of the
bees for the County of Carmarthen.
Sir James Graham is at Netherby. The
hon. baronet's health is not good. It ie said (t
Patriot) that he will aot again appear in the
Comment this session.

On Thursday Sir John Patteson held a cool
at the Law Institution, with the legal authorities
University and Corporation of Cambridge, relative
disputa now pending between these bodies upon the
subject of local rating. The matter in dispute hs
referred to the learned judge, and he had summons
legal functionaries to London to supply him with
don. At the close of the conference, he said be she
be ready with his award before October, but the
many points—such u the Black Assembly, oaths,
tions of markets and fairs, licensing ale houses, ce
all were agreed ; the other points should have his
tuition,

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When the expedition to the East was first P
we (Atheneum) believe the Government had ais
'ire to send out with the military power a Stint&
Mon, such as the French did to Egypt; but, in defe
martinets, they were induced to give up the better
the proposal, and contented themselves with sendis
photographer. The destruction at Kertch is fin
After this lamentable evidence of Its messily, ,d
ten still hesitate to send out a scientific commissiot
Black Sea ?
()mend La Marmora writes from Kadikoi
under date of the 27th, that the cholera has Ili
appeared from the Piedmonteme camp.
The reception of M. de Racy to the chair lett
in the French Academy by the death of M. Jsy to
on Thursday, in preemies of a very numerous and
able assemblage. MM. Gaizot, St. Marc eirefdint
sad de Broglie, wore mated near the new member,
advaarly occupied the President's chair, sed
basis that of Secretary.
The anniversary dinner of the Booksellers'
Mat Institution and Booksellers' Provident Belot
held next Friday at the Crystal Palace, with
Manes in the chair.
The Yorkshire Gazette states that the 0!
Wild Doren, the winner of the lut Derby, hair&
all idea of ever training another racehoria.
The Fourth Annual Conference of the Rep
tives of the Institutions in union with the Stain]
is to be held at the house of the Society on blow
The number of institutions now in union amounts
400. The Chairman of Council, Viscount Ebrisill4

will preside.
A house in Raquet-court, Fleet-street, h
taken by the London Society of Compoaiton foe
library and newsroom.
Signor and Madame Classier have gigue
meant to accompany M. Jolliest to Amends.
Mr. Van Buren, ex-President of the Unite
who hes for some thisast bsen on a visit thro.all
Leslie-from Liverpool (Saturday) forenote,lat
steamship, °lshii return to America.