The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-08 00:00:00

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Her liaiesty the Queen they retired from the chapel to
the Red Drawls& Room, attended as on entering.
The royal and other distinguished palliasses were also
coodected to the Red Drawing Room, where the baptimml
register was eomplebed.
Luncheon was served for the Royal Family in the Oak
Room, and for the other distinguished gnsetalin the Dieing
Room.
Dudes the collation the Treasure/ref the Household gave
the following torts :—" His Royal High/tees the Prince
George at Wales "—" The Queen "—" The Prince and
Prinoms of Wales."
Frock dress was worn. The Gentlemen of the House.
hold in the Windsor uniform.
A special train left the Paddington station for Windsorodsor
Outlast 11.30, to convey her Maptety'a pada and re
from Windsor at A.V.

The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Misses
Loogley have left Lambeth Palace for Addington Park,
Croydoo.
The Duke of Hamilton left Hamilton House, St.
James's, on Meaty for Paris. The Duchess of Hamilton
end lady Nary Hamilton have left their hotel in Paris for
Trouville.
A marriage is arranged to take place between
Lady Owendoline 81. Maw, youngest daughter of the
Doke and Duchess of Somerset, and Sir John Rarasden,
Bert
lady Harriet Bt. Clair, only daughter of the
Earl of Buselye, is shortly to marry Count Munster, who
will probably be the future representative of the King of
Nano. er et the Court of St. James.
Viscountess Palmerston will have an assembly
to-night at Cambridge House, mid also oe Saturday next.
The Bishop of London has issued invitations to
the whole of the dew of the diocese of London to be pre-
pent at a garden party at Fulham Paler" this (Saturday)
afternoon, from 3 to 7 o'clock.
Lady Moleaworth will have an evening party on
Monday next, to meet the Queen of the Netherleeds. at
her resideoce in Eaton-place.
Mr. Charles Cavan Duffy was entertained at
dinner on Wednesday evening in Monaghan, his native plum.
Mr. Peter Philips was in the chair, and there was a large
attendance ; but the telegram mentioss no noticeable name
except that of the Roman catholic Bishop of Ciogber.
"The evening," we are signiteently informed, "passed off
in the most towable manner poesible."
WarrIRALL CHAP/S.-1 he Very Rev. Arthur
Pearybu Stanley, D.D.. Dean of Westminster, will preach
at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, to-morrow morning, the
9th lest., et Ii o'clock.
We (Army and Nary Gazette) bear that Colonel
Dawkins is deeply immersed in law and elections, having
on hand three actions at common law, to which H.R.H.
the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Roleby, and Colonel
Stepney are respectively defendants, and at uphill coated
at Totnes.

Mr. Adam Black is at present very unpopular
with his constitmoey in Edinburgh, which has given rise
(says the Spectator) to • respectable joke. " What an
have caused Adam's Fall!' asked one constituent. " The
Ere of an eleotioo," was the reply.
We (Athenceum) understand that the extensive
collection. of ethnological objects formed by W. Christy,
Esq., have been bequeathed by hint to trustees, with no-
limited powers se to their ultimate deetinat.Mn or distribu-
tion. The collections are of oast extent, and may be con-
sidered as the most important series of illustrations of the
inventive sod produotive powers of uociviliaed man hitherto
formed in this country. It is especially rich in Seandina-
visa objects as well es in those of South America and the
'elude of the Southern Ocean, and was formed by Mr.
Christy, not only at great personal labour derive his travels
abroad, bat also by unlimited purchase".
The annual benefit of Mr. Buckatone is an-
nonneed to take place at the Haymarket Theatre, on July
19. The programme of this night, which is the last of the
present SSW" will comprise the oomedietta of Three
Weeks After Marriage, Brother Sam, the operetta of The
Miller's Daughter, Mr. Buckstemes Annual Address, and
Our Mary Anne.
It has been decided, says the Gardeners' Chronicle,
that there shall take place, probable some time in May,
1866, and most likely in the week falling between Epsom
and Ascot news, • horticultural exhibition on a much more
extended scale than those which we are in habit of witness.
ing in this wonky.
The Princess Clothilde, who hue not acoom-
pealed Prises Napoleon to Havre, will soon set out, it is
said, for Prangioa, with her two children. The princess will
afterwards, in all probability, go on to visit her family in
Italy.
A Paris letter, in the /ndipendanee of Brussels,
eau :—" I hare just been informed that the Countess de
Mootijo, the mother of the Empress, yesterday underwent,
at her residence in the Row de l'ElyMe, a painful operation
ou the organ of sight. It was performed with great skill.
and I hope with success, by Dr. Libriech, assisted by M.
Sayer. The Empress and the Emperor visited the patient
in the "vesting, and did not leave till 9 o'clock. During the
name day their Majesties visited the Marquis of Hertford's
gallery of paintings, Louis XVL's furniture, sad oriental
arms. They were accompanied by Madame de Loorniel,
Madame de la Podia, Millie. Bouvet, M. de St, Albin,
private librarian to the Empress, and General Wanbert de
Geniis, aide-de-camp to the Emperor."
The Spam, referring to the Mdmoire prepared
by the Emperor on Algeria, says :—" We think we can
Mate that the object of printing this week is to permit
each of the ministers or political personages to whom It
has been presented to write on the margin any oherria.
tions suggested by reading the document. The different
cmies thus annotated are to be subsequently returned to the i
Emperor, who will examine the objections, without musing
them to be discussed in council, and afterwards draw up
the definitive programme of the imperial policy in Algeria."
All the fashionable world of Paris are off
to the bathing plum. Trouville and Deauville have
made preparations to receive a large number of
the elite. The Princess de Basso, the Mar
chimers de Ciallifse, the Countem de enemy, the
Countess de Ouselaux, the Marchioness do Leaveneaurt,
the Countess d'Aulan, Baroness Poisson, Viscountess Per.
netti, the Countess Cancrine, and many other distinguished
parsecs have engaged accommodation at those places.
Lochow, Dieppe. Spa, Ems, and Wiesbaden are filled with
fashionable" and notabilities, and Paris is becoming de.

seated.
Ton OXFORD Corrssr.—Mr. Gladstone has be-
come, from various mums, personally
obnoxious to • large
party is the Carlton ; and the party is of course deter-
'Mora, if poesible, to deal him a blow, no matter at whose
expense. To ask it to abode from this opposition oat of
considaratios for the interest of the mayoralty would be
about as hopeful as to ask a shark to dam a Dem in de.
Bat those who,
femme to the claims of philanthrophy.
in dealing with the representation of the seiversity, have
the interest of the ocuversity itself most at beart, though
they will not lave politioal or ecclesiastical pno-
Spies oat of eight. must refuse to be guided by sen-
timents engendered amidst the personal affrays or the mere
faction fights of the House of Commies. The ejection of a
man of Mr. Gladatose& mark would lower any constituency
in the eyes of the nation. But the moral imesemithose of
his ejection from Oxford would be singularly bad. It would
be universally regarded as a seesesioo of the University
from the interests sad sympathise of the nation at lugs, to
which she bas bees reconciling ben( of late in a marked
manor, and as a !Mara to the llgypt of that old Bkioniso
tyranny under whisk she was so molded, so unpopular,
god therefore so powerless for good. She may be,
and if she is true to herself mast be • easseryalive iastita.
tics in the largest sad beet seam of the term. Bet it is
sew coalition of bur keeping her bold spoil the heart of
the whole nation. That hold she would terribly loosen by
receding from the more popular position which she bee lately
taken up, ejecting • liberalooeservadve high alenrehman
frees a seat which has beau habitually held for life, and thus
declaring herself in the most marked meaner, irrevocably
bound to the Moods section of the tory party. Me would
be said to have lividly disowned sad misted the man who
has most laboured, is his thouoasical policy, to improve the
oneeditioe of the working-use. Bach is the testis; of bet
hest friends, however high church and eseservamve they
may be, as the names of lir. Gladdest& committee show.
dad if Mr. Hardy
.persiete In going the poll, great as is
oar respect ter him, WO ameot bet id* on grounds
entirely *Part from sod above time recognised by the
mi~rs of party, that be easy fail to do a mistiest to
himself. and a dill getable Wedded to interests for which
there is every sews to believe that be has a sincere
regerd.--astervirig &stem

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Beifeed " U
Berwick-oe-Tereed
Beverley
Bridgewater " 11
Bridgeorth
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Brird. 405 (,31000) 99u
sabred
Bristol
Boducin ,,
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Bury (Lemeesidze)
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port
Beth
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Polling name day " 11
Coventry•
Chipping Wyeembe U
Chatham I: U
11
Cambridge (borough) " 111
Canterbury
rough „ U
Carnsrvon (dislike
borough)
Cheltenham " 11
Chester
Cirecceeter
Chichester
Chippenham
Olitberos : u
Cockermouth
Dartmouth
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rough)
, i

Derby
Devizes
Davoapret
Dover
Durham
Eye
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Grantbara
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Groat Grimsby
Guildford
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Halifax
Harwich

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Haveriordwent
Honiton
Hertford
Hythe ....
Kidderminster
Lancaster
Launceston .
Leicester

WIDSZSDAI
Abingdon July 12 1
Boston
Buckingham
Bury St Edmunds ,, 12.
Birmiugbam n 12
Cardiff (district bo
roughs) lt 12
Colehestor n 12
Draitwitch
East Reeked
Edinburgh iellff) n 12
Frame
2
Glasgow
12
Hereford
Huddersfield
Hull
Huntingdon „ 12

THUIBDAT,

Bookiaattasoaltire :Tay 13
Carnarvooshire
Keereeborough
Liverp00l
Orlon' Usivenity
IPaisley

FRIDAY,
Glotioestershire,West,Julyl4
Haddiogton District. „ 14
Northatoptooshins
(coning= division) „ 14
Staffordshire (south-
ern division)

GATIIIDAT,
EdinVargigeOUllt, an July 15
Iladdtngtoushir• „ )5
Norfolk (astern div ) „ 15
Peobledure
Portbohire
Roxburglishini

MONDAY
Berkshire Jut; lil
Barham (earthen
divi•ion of )
Esser (sesthers divi-
sion on
Isle of Wight
Kent (western div.) ,. 17
Lancashire (postbags
division) ....

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THE METROPOLITAN BOROUGHS.
MONDAY. lOW 10.
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1 Winchester
1 Windier
1 Woodstock
1 Wolverbsispies „ 11
1 Worcester (eity) „ U
1. Yarmouth (Norfolk) „ U
1 York " U

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LOWS July 12
tarassßesis
held 99 12
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North'Radon
IPerabroke district I
boroughs
Leeds
Po
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1 Rochester ., 12
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divistoo) July 13
Stirliog district l3
Stsffordshire (north-
ers divine's) I, 13
Worcestershire (wait
ern divirias) ol3
ans 14.
Stirlingshfre July 14
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Westmoreland (coun-
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Sams (wester ay ) ~ 15
JULY 17.
Lissoinsbire(aortlusru
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Oxfordshire
Pembrokeshire „ 17
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