The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-28 00:00:00

THE PRINCESS ALICE.

WINDBOR,.fte. 27.

To-morrow her Royal Higbee% the Princely
Alice will take her departure from New Lodge, Windex
Great Park, the meat of the Belgian Minister, and proceed to
the residence of Sir James Clarke, whom she will honour
with her company to dinner. Her Royal Highness will
sleep at the ',Weems of this eminent physician that night,
and on the following (Saturday) morning proceed to Osborne,
During the visit of her Royal flightier at the Belgian
Minister's the has taken daily rides in the vicinity of
Wisdeor Great Park, accompanied by Madame and Mite
Yes de Weyer, and we ere happy to learn that the abort
sojourn is this heathy neighbourhood, the change of air
and seaway, has entributed materially towards resetablish.
lag her health. Busy preparations are going forward at the
Castle for the reception of her Majesty and the royal
family, who, up to last night. were expected to arrive here
on Thursday next, the 6th of March, but this morning it
has been announced that her Majesty may not leave the
Isle of Wight before the Tuesday following.

The Copenhagen Dagbladet of Tuesday says :
"Nothing has been said for some time respecting the
supposed or meditated alliance of the Prince of Wales with
bee Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra of Denmark..
This silence, which is easily explained by the lamented death
of the Prince Consort, has been broken. Some foreign
Journals have stated that the Prince of Wales, on his journey
to the East, has had an interview with the Danish Prim.
cos, and that the betrothal has taken place. We owe it to
truth to rectify that assertion, which must have arisen from
some mittake, it being quite impossible such an interview
could have taken place, as the august Princess has not for
one moment left Copenhagen."
Thu Earl and Countess of Hanlwicke have ar-
rived in tows from Sydney Lodge. The noble earl and her
ladyship will leave um Monday for Wimpole 11.11, Cam•
bridgeable,.
The Karl of Chesterfield has left town for Melton
Mowbray.

Lorißobert Pelham Clinton has arrived at the
Duke el Newcastle's residence, es Grltos•terraoe, truss
Brightes. . . . .

Mr. and Lady Mary Craven arrived in town yea-
ten* team Salim Mowbray, for a few days.
Sir Frederick Johnstone has left the Earl of
Crimea's seat, Ashdowse Park, Barks, sea visit to the Duke
of &gaud, at Belson Castle.
. .

We (ilielting Puat) are requoited to state that
the marriage in coatecoplatlak between Mr. Charles Mait-
land and tie Ht o. Eraser Stanley, daniltter of Mr. and
Lady Mary Stanley, will not take place.
A marriage is arranged to take place shortly
between lb. Farquhar, eldest eon of Sir Walter and Lay
Farquhar, and Mtn Baud, daughter of the Hon. Henry
Brand, Y.P. . . .

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Major-General &likeley, M.P., has arrived at
his home is South Acidley-street, from his seat is Wilt-
shire. The Lady Catherine Balksley is ribmainlag with her
venerable father, the Fad el Radnor. _ _

At St. George's, Hanover-square, ou Tuesday,
the Hon. Leopold W. H. Powys, wood goo of the late, and
brother to the present, Lord Lilian!, was married to the
lody Mary Acheson, mood daughter of the &xi sad
Coaster of Gusfoid.

The 13ishop4 of Oxford and London spoke yester-
day on behalf of the Columbia Mission ►t the London
Tavern meeting, held adder the presidency of the Lord
Mayor.

Major Richard Hart Kestinge, Bombay Artillery,
whose name appears in the Gazette as having received from
her Majesty the Victoria Cross, is the son of Judge Beatings
of Dahlia.

Mine Lotting" Pyne hawing recovered from her
temporary indieposltlos, trill appear this (FM.;) and every
evening esti' further Doane, as Lily O'Connor la the Lily
of A-o