The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-05 00:00:00

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OSBORNE, Her 4.
Her Majesty, accompanied by Prince Alfred and
Priories Helens, drove in the grounds yesterday morning.
Prince Alfred, attended by Major Cowell, left Osborne
for Marlborough-house in the afternoon. His Royal Klei-
ne= returns to Boon this week to resume his studies at the
university there.
The Dean of Windsor arrived yesterday evening.

The Priam of Wales. accompanied by Prince Alfred,
visited the Dachas of Cambeidp at Kew yesterday after-
noon.
The Princess of Wales took a carriage drive, attended by
the Hon. Mn. B. Coke.
Despatches were seat yesterday from the Colonial-office
to the GOYIM:FOSS of Canada and British Hoodons.

THE Parses OF WALES'S VUSIT TO IitZLAND.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, attended by his
suite, it is understood, will leave Marlborough House at an
early hour on Monday morning, for Ireland, in order to be
present at the opening of the Dublin International Exhi-
bition on Tuesday next. His royal highness will proceed
from the Enstosoquar• terminus of the London and North
Western Railway, and travel by way of Rugby. Stafford,
and Chester to Holyhead, which it is expected will be
reached during the early part of the afternoon. At Holy-
head bin royal highness will embark on board the royal
steam-yacht, the Vietorla and Albert, Commander his
Serene Highness Prince Waleson (which has been placed
at the diaconal of the Prince of Wales by her Majesty for
the trip across the Irish flea), and sail for Dublin, at which
city hie royal highness will arrive at about 6 o'clock co
Monday evening. The prince after assisting at the copse.
leg ceremony of the exhibition, will probably return to
London towards the dose of next week.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and
Prince Alfred, Major Teesdale, Dr. Bernard, and suite.
honoured the performances at the Adelphi Theatre with
their presence last evening.
It has been resolved to build a new wing to
St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington. At a meeting held yes-
terday, over which Lord Llanover presided, it was
resolved to invite the Prince of Wales to lay the foun-
dation stone of the new wing on the 23rd instant.
Lady Molesworth entertained at dinner last
evening the Duke of Rutland, the Earl of Wicklow, Lord
and Lady Otho Fitagerald. Viscount and Viscountess
Torrington, Viscount and Viesouetses Wades, flit
Edward and Corollas Retrace, Lord and Lady Colville,
Lord and Lady Abercsomby, Loed and Lady Raglan, Lard
and Lady Egerton of Tattoo, Mr. Harcourt Verson and
Hon. Mrs. Harcourt Versos.
Last night Lady Augusta litzclarence gave a
splendid ball at her residence at Hyde-park-gate, Kinder
ton. A large alms was prepared for the reception of OM.
pany, and an adjacent room was supplied with the choicest
refreehriceets.

We have authority to announce that the mar.
I martial themselves. As an earnest of what he was
Asp of Mr. Richard Harte,of Combs House, mar Boehm
sad the Hoe. vicuri. Alexsodrioa Higley, eldest daughter prePared to do this officer arrested five journalists,
of Lord sad Lady Higley, will fake place the bsiiiedg du M. Vile, as one of the proprietors of the Ordiestre,
Taos. I and M. Franco, editor of the Ombra. It is difficult
The Duke of Somerset held a levee at the Admi- for these gentlemen, now under lock and key, to
rally irstarfisl diuloce• Tti'm were Preelst—Brehr- reconcile their arrest with Maximilian's proclama-
Admiral OTelleghas, Ciptaias H. H. G. Lambert, Thomas tion issued shortly after his accession, that the
Ha"' B. P. KlaWw. A. a Steeds, William /Ms ; °ma' nress mg' Lt freely discuss the acts of his govern-
=oder' Hear, L. Holder, B. J. IfordeceN, W. a He
Thom, urrighs. owage No* R. summon. ment, provided they did not do so with violence,
Joh. Sasßaatmw:dert, John Law; Lleotosaaes W. J. B. card, nor attack the throne or the fundamental institu-
B. Hepburn Swinton ; sad Sargon J. JUSiriamy, tious of the empire, unless, indeed, we are to

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