The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-28 00:00:00

THE PRINCE AND PRINCE&S OP WALE.

WINDSOR, Nov. 97.

It is expected that their Royal Highnesses the
Priaoll aad Prisons of Wales will leave the Chills far
Frestaare Home either to-day er whit& the ant few de"
It le understood that their royal highnesses will speed
°briskness et Pregame, and reside there till Fehruszy.

The Prisms sf Wallas harriers stet yesterday at Mr.
Temper's, Inks Ead, user Denney. The meet 'Waded
the Prier of Wales, the Drown Pries of Praia, the
Oaks of Chorines, and a large kid a tho aristocracy and
ride is a the asighbourhood.
Her Royal Hier= the Princess of Wales as. ass pre•
sent in or of the royal wares. The sport MN suoles4
end the rent rod, the von* secupyiag about two hoes,
to the evident enjoyment el the royal sportsmen.

The birthday of her Royal Highness the Princess
Mary of Cambridge was celebrated with the customary re-
fuldwgs at Lew lest mates. The princess completed her
soa year yesterday.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
d'Aamsle will speed emend days next week el& the
Marquis sed Marchioness of fia'binary. at Hatfield Home,
Harts. A dittiaguiahed party is ievitwi to meet their royal
Weissman. _

The Earl and Countess of Derby have entertained
a distioguished party at Knowsley Park, near Preseet,
daring the week. The visitors have included the Marquis
sad Marehionna of Bath, the llaraltionem (Maria) al Alba.
bury, the Earl of balmesbary, Viaresst and Viseonstme
Newport, Views= sad Vim:oaten Grey de Wilton, Lard
sad Lady Wbassdiffe, and Lewd Claud Handbills. The
gerelleris of the party bare bad exoellest obotadva far
whisk the weather bis bees remarkably am
. _

Lord Stanley, IC P., has joined the party ea-
amibled at Higbelare Castle, near Newbury, as a visit to
the Earl sad Cocatems of Caraarroa.

The marriage of Rear-Admiral the Hon. Charles
G. J. B. Elliot, C. 8., brother of the Bari of Mato, with
JEW Blacks**, daughter of Sir Edward /Hackett, Bart,
wUI take whoa t►e weak attar amt.

Lord Llanover has arrived at his residence in
Ofllll4 Steabopewiresi from Liariover, Above's'',
Mr. Chichester Fortesons, hi P., spoke on Thurs-
day maim at the usual dialer of the Malden Liberal
as Hs dideaded the celesta policy of the reverential,
sai *ea, proesediag to dad geaerally with reform. az'
peewit bin alma, hope that the liberal party would moos be
Ina* working for fresh triumphs in the arterial of the
asked hasehies, sad similar matters. Yr. WilliAWD,
LP" sad Yr. &idea, were also among the
mss. the Wier gealissase enlarging epos the alibied of
the past sad Ware rl the reform moetiroset.
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LOAD bony. The Time/ considers the fatal Woe
of Lead Eigia's illoe. ea • matter of certainty, asid preen&
to give • biographical data el his exadlusey :—" What
was this sabred his aompleiat," wept the Tana, "1 sot
earlidely Imam Although the saddens= at the disaster
would lead to the eappoilioa that Lend Rea was elm*
down by owl of those rapid dimes, whisk me lasts td to
the ladiaa climate, than is ground to believe that this ass
not the owe, but that we must attribute his lasensore &wetly
to his publio cares. He is known to kayo been safferlag from
bout complaiat ; he had gesso to the bills at that period of
the pear when Indium gesierally such for ndezeilon ; be
had just bees over • pan 13,000 ft. high; sad be bad coin-
planed of the effect at the mortatain air as his breathing.
It was soon ate, this exploit that his .Arrest maalforted
itself ; and the isfenmee is that IS is in these eiroametaaera
we are to look for aa explaaatioa el the unexpected calamity
which Ira now record." It is ohmage to redact that not •
sisals goveraor-geosrel remalao alive, except Lard Elsa-

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bariecti, alio ;eat oat twoaad-twesty years sea Lard
Asiklear. W b«a loo( dead, Lord Hardiage is Iced,
tie Marqais d Dalhouoie sad Lad Caziniog bare boID bun
carried to Indy graves.