The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-12 00:00:00

THE PRINCE AND THE PRINCESS 07 WALES.

Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Wales will arrive at &advisee= In the comae of a few
days ; part of their royal highnesses' suite barbs' already ar-
rived. This reit, which it is eadeertood will extend Iceboat
six weeks, is principally that the Prince may have the
shoot*, and from the abundent MIME ia which the
preserves are stocked it is presumed that the sport will
be good. The mum ha. been very fortunate for the
preeerration of game, and I. this part of the county d
Norfolk poaching is happily almost naknoira, end lessee
the abundance of game. Though the label:Masts of the
district Lam not yet got accunionted to the visite of
royalty, it is believed their good seam will prevent any
obtrusive marks of loyalty, witch are, to a great exteet,
irksome to the members of the royal family when in
search of retirement from the gaieties of the Court
life. Two or three "assets" of the West Norfolk
bounds will be lied by the worthy niseter. H.
Villebois, Esq., so as to amble the Prince to heat
the county, sad several foam have hese preserved oe
the estate by the Prime's direction, so as to preterit the
annoyance of a "bleak day" when the " draw " is at
Sandringham. The Hall farm is now in the heads of the
Prince, and the agriculturists of the mealy user free this
step that the Prince legends to follow in the steps of the
late Prince Consort, and take the petition is the coantry
of the leading agriculturist The farm is tether extensive,
and bar* been well farmed is in good 'loadings. It is
rumoured that the Prince les annocumed his Migration of
honouring the Earl of Leicester with a visit early in Noma.
bar, and the *emery are desirous of beteg permitted to
evince their loyalty and gratification at this visit of royalty
to the teat mansion in Norfolk, the seat of the Cokes.
It is understood that the maguilicect bound book metals.
leg a description of the Norwich gates, which Wife pm-
seated to the Prince to be placed at the principal costraeos
to the estate, and a list of the subscribers, will be formally
presented to the Prince soon alter his arrival aide's:Weibel:a.

On Saturday the Karl of Derby paid a visit to
Liverpool and delivered • lengtheued address on the subject
of the education of the middle clamss in coon. doo with the
Collegiate Institution of that tows, which was inaugurated
by his lordship in 1840. The noble earl trazed the progress
of public education is this country for the last 23 yews, aid
spoke at length upon the great advantages which had been
conferred upon it by the new university system of local ex-
aminations, which had, as it were, incorporated the schools
of the kingdom with those meats of learning. He else
dwelt upon the great importance of oomhiehig religious
with secular instruction, pointing out that no amount of
intellectual acquirement would tend to the ultimate success
is life of the youth of the oountry anima founded epos the
firm basis of roller's and morality. The noble earl also de-
fined with great accuracy and ability the position of the
saddle clams with reference to our educational establish-
ment., and spoke in high terms of praise of the Collegiate
Institutioe of Liverpool, which afforded the means of
educating both higher and middle classes. The address of
the noble sari was listened to with the greatest atteetioa
by an audience of more thee 2,000 person, and its delivery
was greeted by mothised cheering.
Taos klitisurrar.—ln the early part of the week
the rambles of the sablast received surnmosses to attend
a ealineteimacil ea Tuesday, the 13th inK Lard
the Duke of Nemesetie. and Mr. /Wiser Gibson, have
arrived is tows. The Lord Chao:olior is expected au
Teeeday. Hr. Oladatime took leave of the gams. and de•
parted feces Bahama! ea Friday for Edinburgh. The righe
has. gentisessa will rasa Loudon tomorord (Monday). se
en Tardy, • Earl de Orey and Ripon_ is also expeoted is
tows. lard Granville arrived is tondos Yortorday. Mast
• the (whirs ministers are expected to be premed at the
übsiosetthesetesiL—Oberrver.