The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-29 00:00:00

rbe Court.

Her Majesty the Queen of the Belgians took leave
of the Qteen and Panes Albert yesterday morning, and
quitted Buckingham Palace at &quarter before eight o'clock,
attended by the Countess Vander Straten and Major de Meer-
rho. The Quer' and Prince Albert, attended by
.the
ladies and gentlemen in mildew, conducted their Slumming.
guest to her carriage at the garden entrance.
Her Royal Bighorn the Duchess of Kent visited ter
Majesty yesterday, et Buckingham Palace.
H er Majesty and Prints Albert honoured the Royal Italian
Opera House with their pigment yesterday evening. The
royal suite emulated of the Countess of Mount Edgeumbe,
Hon. Biesaor Stahley, hoe. Elisabeth Frederlea Leaner',
Lord Wamrperk, Lieut. Colonel the Blue. C. B. Phipps, and
Colossi Weenie.
The Hoe. Eleanor Stanley and the Hon. Elisabeth
Frederica Lemnos have succeeded the Hon. Csroltas Caven-
dish and the Hon Lucy Kerr, en the Maids of Honour in
Waidag to the ChlND.—Litnt-Collonel the Hon. Hebert
Boyle has relieved Colonel Berkeley Drummond in his
duties ea the Oroom in Welting to her Majesty.

A deputation consisting of the Rev. Dr. Begg of
Edinburgh, the Rev. Dr. Candlish of Bdinbergh, the Rey.
Dr. Buchanan of o:awrow, the Rev. Andrew Gray of Perth,
accompanied by Mr. George Bustle, M P.. Mr. Alexander
Howie, M.P., and Mr Cheeks Cowan, M.P., had an inter-
view with Sir George Or.H
y yesterday at the Home-office in
regard to the titles of &settling church property in Baptised.
The Judicial C enmitte of the Privy Council sat
yesterday, and resumed the cue Mudhoo Soondea Sundial o.
Surroopcbundet Bi,k.r Chowdry, from Bengal (two appeals).
The case wee concluded.

Her Majesty the Qieen 14owager, attended by
lord and Lady Llsae and Lady Ogre, left Toebridle Wells,
at a quarter put alarm, a m , saterday, ty spacial train, fur

The DUCHESS of ORLEANS, accompanied by the
Coots de Pare Red the Duke de Nem..or and suite, arrived
at Meanslt yeeterday antra-ion by the 0 •neral St am
Neviradna Ceeepaill'e awl steam-ship, Giraffe, from

THE FAMINE TN IRF.LAND MEETING.—An error
was committed in se•ting up the strive report. Mr. G.
Thompson, M.P., is made to appear as a speaker, whereas
he should only have been referred to by Dr. Miley, as har-
ing expressed certain opeoients favourable to the Irish the-
' reefer, at • recent meeti,g :I the Irish Amelioration Society,
and the ebeerystioze which follow were those of Dr. Miley
in eentinuetion, until succeeded by the next speaker, the
Rey. Mr. King.
THE WEATHER AND TUE CROPE.—The occasional
rains which hive (Allen during the put week have been most
welcome, having greatly improved the immoral appearance of
all descriptions of fruits sal crops ; a partial exception may
be taken to this reread' as rev efts the apples, pears, and
genseberrim in • portion of Holdernete; but even there in
1101Ltb puts gooseberr.a are more plentiful than it was sup-
rased at one time they would whilst in other localities
both they and the tier fruits ju.t named will be a very
scanty crop. It does not appear that the grain crops upon
the nuttily cold a:.d wet voile can ever recover fully the in-
jEtirhhey sustained is the Lemur part of a very backward
, but upon the Wok's nature is wearing her most Inse-
t ver., promising a rich 'bandana of every kind of
produce. This ohrervation applies equally to Yorkiire and
to Liculashire. Ev-a the hail trees, wish a Aar days ago
IMO regarded em an *Zeit:o'Al, tee no ieelltve .0. th, the
more forward soil, the ha, fiercest bee continental and is
being gathered is g, o sue Every whi re it is to d: 0.1
quality, and generally also dant. Sven whir. th.
grain crops are deficient tit^ Irma is not light. In ab .ut ac-
other work the hay harms' ve It be general on the hricard
bade, while ice. roc the e l i r be advelifitie Isr•
wards Insturity.—P:aseses Voralies ((Staid
COMMISMON .16,11,11) IT IRE LORD LIirTILWANT
OF Nutt. ettilllllll/61010. W. Lt.• . Issy, I.e ~any
Liwatonaat.