The Express.
London, England, 1853-12-01 00:00:00

VlO Court.
OSBOItNE, Nov. 30.

rh, I.4lWen and Prince and the royal children
na.nni ar.,l rode in the ;romal. yesterday.
Carl, her nt Kent, attended by Lady Fanny Howard
sit Couper, strived in town by the Great
s.:otes Railway yeaterday morning from her residence
Ermn-ve, sear iVialsor. Her royal bightuas visited
of Miswrite', at Gloucester-house, in this
4t „a and afterwards returned to Frogmorc.

drputotioo, consisting of Mr. Traill, M.P., Mr. Francis
P
~ Xr. Lame, X.l'., had so interview with the
j;jat Ilan. E. Cardwell, and 1.. ird Steely of Alderley,
.rorrdey, at the oitlce of the Board of Trade.
for the Governors of the West Coast of
o'nc,',,,,era sent yesterday from the Colonial office.
c.cuoussiouere for inquiring into the state of the
carporstioa of the City of Losdon, sat yesterday in the
tj,„jjsee of the First Lord of the Treasury is
street. Present, the Right HOC. H. Labouchere,
0.. Roo Hoc 5.r J . P fat,. sun, and G. COTWOWSU Lewis,
L ods of her Majesty's most Hon. Privy Council
t,..4,,..,•ayr yesterday. is the Privy Council Chamber.
Invest Ow Lord Cho/miler, Viscount Palusentoa, Seas-
on of Mae far the Plane Department, the Chaawellor of
th. .I 1 Cornwall, the Lords Justices Turner and
hoard Bruce, the 'tre of the Admiralty Court, and Sir
J Pac.
Mr. C C:erk of the Privy Council, attended.—
mussertinseral and the Sfficitor•Oeneral were in
Thrsteeduo.
!to itvelernit Tbe.iger and Mr. Palmer were heard on a
so*. from the ?Watts of the Island of Jersey fur the
;meg of Teets Oldie* is Council, Ilth February, IS4-1 ;
lad Ye support or Weir application fur the eOlififilialioCl of
wow arts paw. d by that Assembly.
the case was adjourned.
SlajorGeneral the Right lion. Sir George Arthur,
van
.„ wiiously ill, a fact which will be much regretted,
eapecially ;a the colonire, where he has fora long time
wired. Esteem, iil health obliged Sir George Arthur to
Wien !WM his last government of Bombay in 1846.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
let
to
Mow, whn James Grant Lemsden, Req., was
appaistrd proevisional!)e a member of aseesil at Bombay.

TV. MANCH Oil ER AND SALFORD EDUCA-
T iN N CHM.

Ibe bid promutud by the Manchester and Salford
Wrestler Area 131100, 11 to be istrodued into the Ileum
of Coatroom nest ses.ton in a new form. Ono of the changes
• be ri subyrifute a committee, nominated by the rate-
payer., in the same way as the guardians of the pariah
anions are elected. for the committee which it was pro-
r„,d by tie original bill should be chosen by the town
esearils. Then are other thaeges which have not yet
beta definitely settled. but the above will be one of the
principal alteration+. Sir John Pakingtoa having been in-
rued to take charge of the bill in the House of COlllOl4lllO,
west to Manchester on Saturday, and was there as the guest
of the Button of Manchester until Tuesday, who invited some
of the leading members of the association to meet him at
•eddey. Subsequently Sir John had an interview with
the committee of the association, in order that he might
develops his views oat the question of education, and in
return that more fully espriveed what are those of the
association. There were some points in which theirsckeme
did not entirely meet the wishes of the right hon. baronet,
the present bill :wing one of a local character. Sir John
was elisions that the measure should be one which could
be male more generally applicable, holding the opinion
that as a purely local measure, he was not, holding no con-
nexion with the boroughs of Manchester and Salford, in a
polities to introduce it to the Home of Commons. It was
aresemd, however, before the conference terminated,
that Sir John should take charge of the measure, and
that the Ili.hop of Manchester, should it ever reach the
Lords. should tale charge of it in the upper house.