The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-05 00:00:00

CI): Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Now. 4.
The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Helena
and Prince Leopold, went to the Wellington College
to .day.

The Bullet in attendance consisted of the Countess of
Caledon, the lion. Flora Ideedomald, Colonel the Hop. Sir
C. B. Phipps, Lord Charles Fitzroy, and Colonel the Hon.
A. Hanhoge.

The Queen on arriving at the college was received by the
Rev. E. W. B moon, hoick master, and 16 cot over the
whole of the ettabbabment.

Her Majesty went by special hiss of the Great Western
and South Eastern Hallways, and returned by the road.
Princess Louise went out driving.
Prince Albert Victor also took a earriagednve.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colooial-oface,
from the Governors of Hoag Koog, Ceylon, and Malts.

(mom war incer's GAmarrs.)

FOR 151,.N-uFF Not. 2.—Earl Russell has re-
ceived& telegram from Edwin Corbett, Esq. Secretary to
her Majesty Legation at Frankfort, dated Darnistailt,
Nov. 1, announcing that her Royal Highness the Princess
Louis of Hesse (Pneoess Alice of Great Britain) was safely
delivered of a Princes. on that day, at 9.35 am.
rat the Court at Windsor, the id day of Nov.,
lssi4. Present : The Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in
Council. It is this day ordered by her Majesty in Council
that the Parliament which stands prorogued to iFriday. the
11th day of thin instant November, ho further prorogued to
Friday, the 13th day of January next.
At tho Court at Windsor, the Id day of Nov.,
Present : TLe Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in
Council. It is this day ordered by her Majesty in Council
that the convocations of the provioce• of Canterbury and
York be prorogued from the day to which the same now
stand prorogued, to S tturelay. the 14th day of Jaattary next.
At the Court at Wiudsor, the lot day of Nov.,
Biel. Present The Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in
uanucil. This day the Right Hon, John, Lord tVuieliouse,
was. by her Majaati's command, swore of her Majesty's
Most Honouralas Piivy Council, and took Lis plate at the
hoard

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At the Court at Windsor. the lAt day of Nov.,
l'reiierit: The queen's Most F:zorlleut Mejesty in
Ilar M..,jenty I. tv,n. tM, day ulaemf to
declare the. Hight Hon. John, Lord Wodehouse. Lieutenant-
ui that part of the Cuitud
Kingdom called Ireland.

AC
tor court at Windsor, the Ist day of Nor.,
1:4;4. Present: The Queen's Moat Eteellent MAjeAty iu
Council. Iler Alaieety in Coenril •1411 1.1,i4 flay pleased, no
a representation of the IC,glit Hon. the I.orde of the Com-
mittee ,1 Couned nu FAlthutine. to nppoiot the Rev.
ClAude llebert hoe,. M.A., of Peelle-eke College ( 'am-
bridge, to be one of her MAJoaty'• I eApectore &noels.

His Excellency the Russian Atnbassailur and the
B.rouras Brunntoir are expected to arrive at l'ileahato
!loose on Weis...lay next from Brighton, where they bare
been sojourning fir the last few weeks.

The Duke and DucheiA of Beaufort will leave
Goyull to-Jay or to-morrow. on s •isit to L sod Lady
1.-miksborough, at Grimidou Park. near Tsdcsster, York-
shire.

The Marciiiis am! Marchioness of amegall have
arrived iu looavenor-square, from Hampstead .Iturahall,
Berks.

The Marquis and M3reliiiiheas of Downs Lire and
Lady Alice Hill bare arrived at Last Hampstead Park,
from their seat i 3 Ireland.

The 31ar.itik Conyri,.;liam left Hamilton-place
veatenlay on n visit to Lard anal Lally Lontleaborough, at
Griniatou Park, near Tadeaster, Yorkshire,

The 31aryik of H.i...tiugs arrived at the St.
Georg A's

The Earl arid Countem of Scarborough have
arrived at the St. t ;••orge's Hotel.

The Earl aced Gmtires& of Wiuclii!,:ea hare left
the St. Georges Hotel.

The in.trriage of Major Young, her ..113 jeo
37th ft.tgduent, of Liecludeo, Dumfries, nephew of the
}tight Flom the Earl of Dalhousie, K.T., with Miss Ram-
say, eldest daughter of Ifejor-Genersl James Ramaay, of
Sussex-square, Hyde-park, is fixed to take place on the
15th of December.

Lieutenant-Colonel Wilkinson and the Rec. G.
Currey are, it la said, about to prepare the erection of a
memorial window at the Charterhonae to their old friend
and schoolfellow the late Mr. Leech.

It is now said that 25,000 f. is the amount of the
Muquia of Hastiop's winnings upon Aekwortb, and that
he bas presented his traioer, John Irsy, with 1.0001. sod
hie jockey with 5004 Since the establishment of these great
bamboo's. in 11439, it seems that no horse has ever won both
of them either in the same or istenite yews.