The Express.
London, England, 1854-01-14 00:00:00

gis Court.
WINDSOR. Imr. 13.
The Qihtes aid Prises walked in the Homo Park
mad slew Ma sosseleg.
110. lam Clinsollir sad Lady Craw/Mk the Marquis
liaidirers halkibeey, the SW sad Csas
InsW sad Let=ellsrabry, dim Barl
Thomas sad dad Loh saallEi3
Blemisar ha sts Ourre-7‘•
et Beath arm w eriAseealla lesssied es
tie of ismasay who Mood with her MOW remain,
~Me sod who wire as the thastrksi iereismalsolses.
The Daskint wit paesswied, by elbibt kayelAtim, Dow
SO/ rte, Rio D•veger Marchisases of Dowatbirs
ebb &bumble Metwai.
Lbnitnsat-Cionibor
•-• the Dater'

abortioad, of Tobago. had en inter-
efew with the Newearele yesterday at the Colonial-
..fteeennt Pangaea Mowed to his seat, Broadlands,
Safi. on Thunder swiesig.
Italltlght Has. filifirry Herbert left town on Thereday
dtBllflee WOW Hesse, Salisbury.
10nftellithers for inquiring Into the etate of the
of dr shy of London sat yesterday in the
Present, the Sight Hon. H. Won-
t*/ J. Pamiels. sad 0. Carnelian Lewis, Esq.
Despetelne be the Governor of Canada were sent yester-
day mass rent the Osinsial-elles.

Tho Bel at Durham has bosons a lessabsr of
tha Nawarde, wklda, and 008511mol ellimberat Oen-
OVITOe.
Mr. lisadlan. ILP., is recovering hell WII
poled amides% dad with a pow* el nark* se pa-
umanot inesassa hes tessives.
Mae Dashes' Do. st Cievelsat has arrived
at Baby Cud*, awls* w Dsbs awl Deem at
Cloralead. TM Menai' sad liarabkmar et Lisisaisny,
11110 him arrived at Wyayasil Citada, as vesides a kw
saint friends.

The Duchess d'Aumale was confined ea Tbanday
week of a wood sea, which received (how when ?) the
title of Duke de Bair.—Frond paper.

MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.

The following circular wee yesterday sued to the
members of the Liberal party :
" Chesham-place, Jan. 9, 1834.
" Sir,—The meeting of Parliament having been
fixed for Tuesday, the 31st inst., and the present
situation of public affairs rendering a full attendance
peculiarly desirable, I take the liberty of earnestly
requesting_ your presence on that day.
" have the honour to be Sir,
" Your faithful and obedientRUSSELL servant,
"J. ."

We are told by the authorities that they want
more Mali& Why not send recruiting parties to
the Isle of Man and to the Scotch ports? The
Manzmen know very well what saltwater is, and
would perhaps just now enlist in considerable num-
bers. There are also good seamen to be had at this
season of the year on the shares of Scotland.

We have received a letter from Mr. J. A. Roe-
busk, M.P. for She Meld, in which he states that the current
repent, which said he intended to bring before the House of
Coss/Gas the question of mule alleged unconstitutional in-
tortoise's la the govonmaist of this *matey, is unfounded.

THE ANNUAL POLITICAL GATHERING AT
JIA.VCRESTER.

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The tonal political gathering of the free trade and
liberal representatives of the two divisions of Lancashire
and the boroughs of that county, previous to the meeting of
parliament, is this year filed for the evening of Tuesday,
the 24th January. The meeting would have been held in
the Fres trade Hall, but for the dilapidated state of that
building, whisk is about to be taken dew& sad rebuilt.
The nessmitp of holding it at the Albion Hotel will con-
fine the invitations to the were leaden of the party, and it
will partake of the character of the "social soiree,"
held at the same place in January, 1851, when about
250 or 300 of the principal liberals of the county, including
most of the election committees for the divisions and
boroughs of Lancashire, were present. The topic princi-
pally dwelt upon was the letter of Lord John Russell, to
the Bishop of Durham. A gatheriog of a similar character
took place last January at the Tewn Hall, when the prin.
dpil subject for consideration was the necessity of a further
reform in parliament. The gathering of 1632 was at a Free
Trade banquet in November. Reform will probably be the
principal object of the present demonstration ; and amongst
the members who have steady promised to be present are :
Kr. Cobden, M.P., Mr. T. M. Gibson, M.P., Mr. John
Bright, M.P., Mr. Jame* Heywood, M.P., Mr. John Cheet-
r ham, M.P., Hr. Geo. Hadfield, ALP., Mr. Kershaw, M.P.,
Mr. Crooke, M.P., and Hr. Busse, M.P. Mr. Montague
r Field's, M.P., and Mr. Goodman, M.P., have also pro-
' raised to be present, if possible.