The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-28 00:00:00

Vbe court,

The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the
Doke of Cambridge, and attended by the Viscountess Can•
Ding the Hon. Mary Seymour' and Captain the Hon. D.
de lioe, inspected the Model of Sebastopol sad els* the
Great Globe, in Leicester squire, yesterday afternoon.
Prince Albert rode on horseback in the forenoon, attended
by Captain the Hon. D. de Roe.
The Duke of Cambridge visited her Majeaty.
The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the
Prinoeu Alice, honoured the Haymarket Theatre with their
presence in the evening. The royal suite consisted of the
Viscountess Canning, the Hon. Mary Seymour. Earl
&men, Lord Alfred Paget, and Captain the Hen. Dudley
de Roe.

Viseountees Canning has succeeded the Countess of De-
in ea the Lady in Waiting to the Queen

A deputation from the 'Medical Council of the General
Board et Health had an interview sterday with the Pre-
sident of that board at his Mlles, Whitehall. The depute.
ties consisted of Dr. Paris, Mr. Lawrence, Dr. Alderson,
and Dr. Farr.

• deputation from the authorities of Eton College also bad
en interview with Sir Benjamin Hall, at the Office of the
General Board of Health, in reference to the drainage, &c.,
of Eton. The deputstion comprised the Provost of Eton,
the Rev. J. Wilder, Fellow of Eton; the Head Mu-
ter, the Rev. Dr. Goodford ; the AseiCtant Master, the
Rev. William Johnston; Mr. Thomas Batcheldor,the Regis-
trar of Eton College ; and Mr T. Howell Stevens, the Sur-
veyor of the Eton College district.
Despatches were received at the Colonial-office yesterday
from the Governor of Vancouver's Island.

(Pram last alibi's Casette.)

LORD CIUMBRILLAIN'S OFFICE, Fas. 26.—Notice
is hereby given that her Majesty will hold levees at st.
Jesnes's Palace, on tho following days, at 2 o'clock :
Wednesday, the 7th of March neat; Wednesday, the 14th
of March neat.

Deur:Cowan. THE Hole. Huoa PERCY anted
at the Sul of Beverlay's 'mansion' in Portassa-sonare
Monday, frost the Crimea. This gallant oiliest has been
through the whole of the campaign, and was wonisded both
at the Alma and at lakermann. In the former action ha
was shot through the arm' and at Inkerusann be sustained
• seems wound on the temple, apparently from • flint
stow Col. Percy leaves town tZ-day for Torrey, when
the Ball of Beverley has hoes staying since Christmas.

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STIALINGIIRUIE EIhECTION.—Ths nomination for
this west, takes plus am Monday nazi (6th Much). It
is Waived that Mt. Blackburn, of Killeen (conservative),
will be allowed to walk Um coarse.

Ms. Joss BEssow, M.P. for Dudley, died at
Haab:goon Saturday last, at the advanced age of 87. Mr.
Benbow was formerly a solicitor in extensive practice, and
wee first returned for Dudley in 1844. He was a director
of t►e North Western and the Shrewsbury sad Birmingham
Railways.

The newly-appointed Governor of South Australia
hu received the honour of knighthood from her Majesty.
Sir Richard M'Donald has been Governor of the British
possessions on the western coast of Africa, of St. Lucia, and
of St. Vincent. He is the son of the Provost of the Dublin
Unfunny.
The Rev. Edward Constable Alston, M.A., has
been instituted to tin Reiftey of Denningtoa, in Suffolk, on'
his own petition. Also the Rev. Hugh Francis Rose, M A ,
has been instituted to this Rectory of Homerslield, with
Sanderoft, otherwise St. Cross, in Suffolk, on the presenta-
tion of Sir Robert Shaft° Adair, of FR:ton-hall, in the said
county, Bart.