The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-15 00:00:00

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales honoured
the tweet of the West Norfolk foxhounds with hie pre-
sence yesterday; and the highly popular master of the
hound. found himself surrounded by the largest field
ever known in this district. The meet was fixed
on a pretty piece of rising pasture land, directly
adjoining Snettishara, and belonging to Captain Camp-
bell, and from an early hour in the morning the vil-
lagers were busy making preparations to give some evidence
of their loyalty. Flags ware hoisted in various parts of
the village, and a triumphal arch was erected at the en-
trance to the ball, with the word " Welcome" suspended
from it on some drapery. There could not have been key
thee 2,000 persona present. His Royal Highs.. arrived
at about eleven o'clock in a private carriage, and at the
entrance to the village he mounted his horse, and was
encompanied by Captain Grey to the place of meet.
His Royal Highneer repeatedly acknowledged and re-
turned the salutes of those prompt. The huntsmen pro-
ceeded to draw Cane•bill cover—a most extensive one—
but though several foxes were found, some two hours
elapsed before Master Renard broke cover, and the welcome
" Hark forward" of the master was heard. No sooner
was this the case than the whole field, which consisted
of not lees than five hundred mounts, were away.
and after ► brilliant run of about eight miles, which was
accomplished in thirty-two minutes, the fox was splendidly
killed in a hollow near the Soettisham Red Barn. His
Royal Higbee= rode well to the hounds and was up at the
kill, when Mr. Villebois presented him with the brush,
which was ploiessly wonted.

His Excellency the Austrian Ambassador has
left Doggiest on a visit to Lord Broughton at Brlentoke
Park, Devises. His excellency returns to town on
Saturday.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbury have
Joined the company assembled at Lousiest, on a visit to the
Marquis mad Marehionew of Bath.
The Earl Granville has mined cards for a full
dram parliamentary dinner on Wednesday, the 4th of
February, at his residence in Hradec-street.

The Earl of Dudley has arrived at his residence
is Perk-Las from Witty Court, Worcestershire.

_ .
The Karl and Countess of Cork are entertaining
• sated party at Marston House, limersetshire. His lord-
ship is expected in town on Monday next.
The Earl of St. Germans returns to town to-
=anew from visiting Lord and Lady Harry Vane at Battle
Abbey, Nor=
The Karl and Countess Pltzwilliam are enter-
taining a soled party at their seat, Wentworth Howe,
. . .

The Ear 1 and Countess Delawarr and family will
move from Upper Grosvenor-street to the seaside as soon
as her ladyship is convalescent. The noble earl is much
better.

The Earl of Shelburne baa arrived at Lansdowne
Boar. The Marquis of Lansdowne and the Counter of
Shelburne remain ►t Bowood.

Viscount Canterbury has left town for Brighton.

Lord and Lady Cremorne are expected in town
os the 19th asst. from their seat, Autrey, Rockoorry,
Ireland.

Lord and Lady Aveland have been entertaining
a saeoession el visitor, during the Christine& holidays at
Normanton Park. The company have included Lord and
Lady Oarhigton and the Hee. Xis, Claringtan, Lord
and Lady Harry Vane end the Hon. Miss Primrose, Lad
Lyvedeo, Hon. R. Ceringtoo. Sir David Dundee, Hon.
Gilbert Heathen* Hon. Mrs. When, Mr. Sykes, ar.c.

Lord Lyttelton comes to town on the 26th inst.
from Hagley Park, Worcestershire. Her ladyship will not
return to town till the middle of February.
The Duke of Hamilton has arrived at the Hotel
Bridal, from England, oo his way to Nice.
One of the most influential meetings held in
Glasgow for many yean took place on Monday, on the in.
vitiation of the Lord Provost, to arrange for the proposed
banquet to Viscount Palmerstoo. The attendance included
members of every shade of political party. The proosediap
were most harmonious end unanimous ; and steps were
taken to do honour in April next to the prime minister, in
honouring whom the chisel's of Glasgow honour themselves.
We (North. British Mail) understand the banquet will
take piste in the City Hall, a most suitable place, where
600 persons can be aooommodated at dinner in the eras,
while 300 Wks can be admitted to the galleries to grace
the occaaion.

During hie late tour in South India, Sir W. and
Indy Denison visited the synagogue at Jews' Town, Coohin.
Oa the occasion a special prayer was offered up, of which
the following were the first and last sentences :—" Our
Father, who art in Heaven, who blessed our ancestors,
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, shall bless his Exoellesey
Sir William T. Denison, 1C.C.8., and magnify his
fame The Father of Mercies inspire
him and all his rules to be gracious unto us, and to
be good to us and to all Israel our brethren ; in
his days end in their days and also in our days, let the
trumpet of salvation be heard, and let the Redeemer
speedily oome unto Zion. Amen.*