The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-18 00:00:00

TO HMI ROYAL 1110/1111111 TEI PRINCESS ALLtAIIDRA.

May it please your royal highness,—The wives
and daughters of the operative weavers of the burgh of
Paisley bee to be allowed humbly and respectfully to offer
your royal highness a cordial welcome to tb;s trait(
Kingdom ; and, impressed with the excellency of character
which your royal highness &heady bean, to bail with the
most lively satisfaction yor • union with his Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales, as :a surety that, se at present, every
female virtue and grace will continue to adorn the British
throne, and that a bright example of those will ever be set
before the nation.

They most respectfully beg that year royal highness will
deign to aocept of their offering of a shawl, the workman-
ship of their husbands and fathers, as a small manifesta-
tion of their loyalty and esteem ; and that the Almighty
may bless your mai.iage, and that many bright days of
prosperity and every domestic happiness may be before you
is their sincere and earnest prayer.
On behalf of the wives and daughters of the operative
weavers of the burgh of Paisley,
Paisley, March 7.

AOlll3 OaDoßs.
MARION KULL

Windsor Castle, March 11.

Lord Harris writes to Worm Mn. °shore aad Miss Kelly
that the address signed by them on behalf of the wives
and daughters of the operative weavers of the burgh of
Paisley bee been received, together with a shawl, and that
her Royal Highates the Mina, of Wales ham been gra-
sioualy plowed to accept them.

Lad llard.is commanded to inform Mm. Osborn and
Mies Bally that it is peculiarly gratifying to her royal
highness to receive them muss of loyalty and esteem, and
that the beautiful speeisten of the industry of the opera-
tive weavers of Paisley will ever remind her of those cordial
feelings manifested thus towards her on her first snivel in
this tiountry.

The Marquis of Salisbury is slightly indisposed.
This circumstance prevented the noble marquis and her

ladyship dialog at APlay Howe last sussing.
The Earl Russell has recovered from his resent
iadispositioal _ _

The Earl and Lady Constance Grosvenor have
left tows for Calverley Park, Cheshire, until after the
Easter ream.

The Earl and Countess of Warwick, who are now
Twirling U Nies, are mat expected home anal the second
week ia t►e aural% moth.

The E►rl and Countess of Yarborough have left
town for BrookLusby Park. Lisooloshiro.

Viscountess Palmerston will bold an assembly
en Elatarday mat at Cambridge Holum

Their Royal Highneesie the Prince and Prineesa
Chriatiaa d Denmark will occupy the Queue. box at the
St. Jaaasea Theabre this evening.

The Right Hon. Sir William Jolliffe, M.P., is
expected to Tetuan to hie house in Strattoixetreet, on Fri-
day next, from a temporary residence in the south of
Francs.

Mr. John Henry Gurney, M.P., has obtained
leave of absence from parliament until &Mar, in conse-
quence of illness in hia family.

The following distinguished guests had the
honour of meeting the Royal Danish party at Apsley House
last evening—his Excellency the Danish Minister, the
Marchioness of Ely, the Earl and Countess Russell,
the Earl and Countess de Grey, Field Mershel
Lord Clyde, Sir Robert Peel. M.P., and Captain
Falb*, Secretary of the Danish Legation. At the
banquet the Duke of Wellington had the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and the Prisons Christian respectively on his
right and left band, the Duke of Cambridge supporting the
Princess Christian, and Sir Robert Peel Bitting on the right
of the Duellers of Cambridge. The Duchess of Wellington
was 'appalled by the Priam Christian and by Prince
Frederic& of Denmark. After dinner the company retired
to the pllery, the pictorial treasures of which afforded
ample amusement to the illustrious guests of the noble duke
and duchess until they retired shortly before midnight
The Duchess of WeMarlton received a small circle in the
evening.

Lay Margaret Beaumont had an assembly last
ma* et the Emily Damn" on the Tames, Piocadilly.
Previously to the assembly Kr. sad lady Mamma Bain-
moat rasaived at di our Lord sad Lady Irredes, Could
tasslseki. Lad Ds 'Wiley, Mr. sad Lady Elisabeth Adesies,
Mn. Mildmay sad Mildmay, Colossi Bowie, Captain
Beaumont, Mr. Benham Carter, gm

Lady Llanoser had a reception last night at the
family mansion in Great Staahope-street.
The Count and Countess de Flahault received at
dinner, ea Mooday evening, Julie Prieeme Obrinowitenh
(sae COMUISSO de Hanyady), the Yam& and Marshiness'
of Aflesibary, the Earl ()naval., the lasi and Countess of
Beaberongla, Comat Pada% Yr. Gimp Itemell, Dr.
I Qs* am.