The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-03 00:00:00

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Saturday was the MAI Arthur.
The Doglegs of Kant • to her
Monsty at as _ , The Dniterlighlairellinghen u•
leaded at B Pekoes st tee in the Aar-
noon. sad lad s
list the
Di. Lyon at the
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liiritikil #lllll7miliveas Roll=
doom a am do
Um Tiseeepos* of submitting ea Friday
le bet Mose MI • bust in broom of this
GliMse out on bassolta at rk on Satarday, -
tended 115=Zr:1001 F. H. Bsymear.
The Hem sad Prince Albert, stiondial by the Cowden
of CM Um Hon. Mary &yew, Lord Poles"
Lewd Chitin and Lieettesn-Osionel tie MR. A.
Owen. lemessesi ' as* Italia 0 with their sew
ewe ea liaseriery main. The Dtwher of Ken%
attended by bar lady in , its bewared the par
forroonee at the Royal Italia bean with her pre-
sence on Saturday owning.
Her Majesty and Priam Alba % with the Prince of Wales
mud the Princessr=l. and the Dubin of Kent, attended
divine service y siersing, la Gm private chapel of
Buckingham Weer. TM bass and gentlemen of the
tont and the dantestis Ihessoksid she Minded the service.
The lion. owl Bev. G. WaMotay ellistok .
Lord Chris. Ninny sad Untswan-Gotonel Kea. A. '
Gorden have relined Lord Girl& and Liestemuit-Coisael
F. H. eepaser, in their duties as oriestrise in waiting to
the Quern sad PAW* Albert.
The Dashes of Kent visited the Duchess of Gloucester
yesterday, at Gloucester-Muse.
The Duchess of Kent, attended by Baroness de Sixth,
went to Kew OR Saturday, and Tilli4l4l Ulla beam/ of CORI,
. ..

A deputation from the Preventive and Reformatory
School committee had an in'erview on Saturday with Mr.
Secretary Walpole at the lionse-office. The deputation
consiated of Mr. Monckton Milaes, M.P., Mr. Adderley,
M.P., Rev. Sydney T Mr. Daniel Power, Mr. John
Macgregor, sad Mr. R. J. Snaps.
Moen. Hume, Booker, sad amatory, had an interview
on Saturday with Mr. Secretary Walpole.
A deputation, conniatiog of Sir Peter Laurie, Mr.
Thwaites, aml Mr. Clark, with a petition from the Livery
against the Corporatioe Bill, had an interview with Mr.
Secretary Walpole at the HeinsfroMee on Thursday.
Dr. D. B. Bird had an interview with Mr Secretary
Walpole on Saturday.—Mr. Smyth had also an interview
with the Right lion. Secretary.
A deputation, enlisting of the Earl of Harewood, the
Lord Bishop of Ripest. Mr. R. Denials, M.P., Mr. Henn.
Edwards, M.P., Mr. H. W. Wickham, Mr. Joshua Pollard,
Mr. Edward Akroyd, and Mr. W. Walker, had an inter-
view ea Saturday with Mr. Secretary Walpole at the Reme-
dios.
The Duke of Cambridge attended Divine service yester
day in the Chapel Royal St. James's. The sermon was
preached by the Bishop of London. The Dale of Wel-
lington attended the early service yesterday. The Rev.
J. C. Haden officiated at the service, and afterwards ad-
ministered the holy communion to the noble duke.
Despatches were sent on Saturday from the Colonial-offiee
to the governors of the West India Islands.

OFFICIAL ArPom-rmurre.—Major-General James
Campbell is appointed to command the troops in New South
Wales, in atteseesion to Sir Edward Buckley Wynyard, who
vacates the command on his promotion to the rank of
Lieutenant-General. Mr. WiUiam Commissioug is ap-
pointed a member of the council at Sierra Leone.