The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-24 00:00:00

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l ha ed peeled ambassador tram Rwsia to this mantra, i
anitsisar of Priam Woreezaer. At the close of his visit,
the Grand Duke, accompanied by Baron Brannon and the
Hen. C•l.-Grey, rempeded to the Twolegical Gardens, in the
Regent's k, and amininad there a considerable time en-
dued in the teepratian of the gardens. There sue a great
number of enineeibaus litaietindbi the grounds; and the
paeans al IN 011iktinuo vidhge named a lively curiontp
when his sheeted reek below geeerally lumen. The
Grand Duke and party en quitting the Karam* proceeded in
Kensington Garden., and returned to Hivart's shortly after
six o'clock. In the evening, his excellency the Bastion
nainiater and Bareness &tummy% gave a splendid entertain-
ment at Ashburnhaan Home to his impabd higlutese.

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF

ENGLAND.
The annual meting was held on Saturday, at the
house of the society in H . The Peal of Eignecat
presided. The Earl of Yr~rbauaSlkarlas bees 40.1111 presi-
dent, and the trustees all riee-padients re-elected to their
offices, Holm C. Beneete. J. anal, A. Hamond, B. B.
Hervey,' J. E. Denison. eau the Hon. Cage. Henry
Howard M.P., were siseled by ballot members of the
council, sag the remainder at the council re-elected. Mr.
Hudson, the neretery, then reed the report, of a hich the
Mimi" Men sheerest:

Nutrient pee* of the 'et is December, they
bale *ear same= imiyallreoted to the ing genetl
ealdeses t bedew t—l. Ylamees. 2. Country no etings. 3.
Dement mob. 4. days* trees of plants. At that
time gm redid pliapnaqailin seder Soriatal of 7,200/..iccit ; it
has ars bum 21 by Mawr inisslannida of capitol to the minima
of MIK era; amse the eine dies theism of 3,6711. her been re-
°e eed ea mews* of witaml eabortrelees and lie compositions, of
which 4271. cenaislnd of mane pelt
_up on anosat of forme
rsArrearo, bowswit ansauslind 2A01., nmedn tiapetd.
. arthr to ten t..esss thentlies i semMers Y the payment,/
.of thehealleriptlesealte firm nmedelselinemede Ortanaiernmils
tut tile eilimene MOM the reed, of the Leeds' dieniet.
thie ire ketimer, 45 amehers have MM. 10 kw* hem le=
theist, __HI new mmeleire ban hem aired. The wady new
emileb et memben. The tome hem reed*/ boa the tie.
Media of Mirdimplea Or One/ sednalsties et USK Mere
the esprieset the esentry seemeng et the fade* le he Mite
OM
toNif IR OH amok et Jet: sm. gmt meidems • min es.
Whitten* ma et Me depeneenn Me mew. theyWimetkeiled
titsto held the resume Tanabe Meade& la the year
Me st=l7mitn= aimed the Metals. et the
mosey rased* ef ft todeleg the einedee et Lat.
Surrey one ems& The semen have denied to desselsos, after
thesemendidisaef the um of 111111.• per annum
to the VeasforfOlifew • mdle armist a entwine° to re-
ccaMeed the He
mass st indireatidtbis yeeselneryset,* lts special
SPHRImIke to the diem= at eases, Mem, sled plea seshrnuibly
with the drhth ohinalltsdimild Y the Merle, ef Me seriety.
The adoption of the report ins moved by Kr. Merry,
seoooded by Sir K. P. Jodrell, and carried unanimously.
COL CHALLONNO having read the half-yearly account of
the finance committee, and a vote of thank" having been
pawed to the auditors, which was acknowledged by Mr.
Knight and Mr. Hampden Turner.
The Duke of RICHMOND proposed a similar compliment to
Lord Egmont, who, le said, had taken great interest in the
prosperity of the society. Some jean since it was difficult for
gentlemanum
Then wen
owskag.neeirecuTivaltreiealtanl d
in different parts of the country ; but new methods never got
very far from where they were first practised. The forma-
tion of the society had indeed effected what had been de-
e:Titled by one of their presidents as making agriculture
imhionable. They had turned the attention of tenant
farmers to the improvement of the soil ; but neverthelms
there was lII*OII to do ; for unless the landlords gave their
co-opmation it could not be expected that the formal would
take any 'rety gnat interest in the matter. The society had
been a great benefit to the country at large; and so long as
it continued to have the support of the tenant fanners, and
that of such gentlemen as were present that day, he did not
doubt that it would centinue to prosper.
After a few words from the Hon. R. H. Clive, M.P., with
regard to the agricultural college of Cirencester and its
services to the cause the chairman acknowledged the coin-
' pliment which had been paid him, and the proceedings then
closed.