The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-08 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, N% EDNEsnsT.-1 heir Royal I lighneases
the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, accompanied by his
Serene Highness Prince Frederic of Hesse, are expected at
the Castle this aftenioon, on a visit to her Majesty.
Viscount Palmerston, and Sir Stratford and Lady
Canning are expected to arrive at the Castle this evening, on
a visit to the Queen.
The Royal dinner party at the Castle this evening
is expected to include her It )yal Highness the Duchess of
Lent, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge, bis Serene Highness Prince Frederic of Hesse,
the Lidy in Waiting on the Duchess of Kent, the Lady in
"%dine on the Duchess of Cambridge, the Baroness de
epeth, Viscount Palmerston, Sir Stratford and Lady Can-
ning, General and Lute Labelle Wemvsa, Sir Gto. Conner,
and the Gentlema in. Waiting on the Duke of Cambridge.
The band of the Scots Fusilier Guards attend during dinner.
Her Majesty's private band afterwards attend in the Castle.

Lord Oranmore had an interview with Lord John
Russel; ymerday, at his official residence in Dawning-street.
Mr. Charles Buller had also an interview with his lordship
yetenlay.
be:matches were received yesterday at the Colonial-
offiv, from the Governors of the West India Colonies.
Viscount Morpeth, First Commissioner of Woods
and Forests, arrived on Monday last at Acacia-cottage, Ap-
terley-bridge, near Bradford, on a short visit to Henry
Forbes, E4l. In the forenoon of Tuesday the noble viscount
Suited several of the manufactories in Bradford.
NIT OF THE DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER TO
VieltsLev,—On Monday night we were unexpectedly visited
by one of tho Royal family, in the person of the Duchess of
Gloucester, sshn passed through the town en route for Wars-
ley-hall, on a visit to the Earl of ElDnimere. The party stayed
no longer at the moms than was necessary to enable the ear-
nls,s to be got ready, as night was already falling, and they
naadn several miles to ride, and this occupying but a very few
minutes, about six o'clock they left the station. The duchess
was handed to her carriage by the Earl of Ellesmere, who
then proceeded to mount a led horse, and with his sons also
on hoiselnek, fell into the rear as an escort for the party. A
private ean'iage contained some of the personal attendants
of her royal highness. Her Royal Highness reached the
hall about e ven o'clock, where a large party of the nobility
arid gentry of the neighbourhood were assembled to receive
r ; amongs' whom may he mentioned, the Earl and
Countess of Wilton, the Hon. Mr. Percy and lady, &c. The
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ouutess of Ellesmere received the Royal visitor at the hall.

It is understood that her Royfed Highness will remain a few
day! at Wortley Hall—Menchester Courier.
ELOPEMENT TN HIGH LlPtl.—To those of our
readers conversant with the movements of the fashionable
world, the engagement of the Lady Rose Somerset, fourth
daughter of the Duke of Beaufort, to Captain Yr neia Lovell
(of the lot Life Guards), will have been long since familiw.
The extreme youth of her ladyship (who only completed her
17th year in February last) has, we believe, been the sole
objection offered by her noble parents to the ratification of
the desired union. Captain Lovell 's poaitien, as the repre-
s,ntatise of an old Erieleh fancily, was such as ,o render him
in every respect a worthy suitor for her ladricip's bond, and
the gallant officer, up to the latest minium:, had been a co:•.-
stant visitor at the hosp:table table nf the noble duke. Perheps
this circumstance, more than any other, will Lc calculated
to excite a feeling of regret when the sequel becomes known.
The Ladies Blanche and Rose Somerset, with Vaeir youth's:ll
sisters, have been staying at Badminton some dos, during
the absence of their pareata, who have been on a visit to Sir
Charles Morgan, ut Tredegar. On Friday evening, the
family retired to rest at the usual hour. At seven o'cleck oa
Saturday morning, when the atter:dints, as vcsual, went up
stairs to call Lady Rem, she was not to be foond. A clover
inspection of her boudoir discovered a letter addressed to her
noble parents. An open window, looking nom one of the
drawing rooms on to she lawn, and further inquiries, placed
the fact of her departure beyond a doubt. An express was
instantly sent off to the Duke and Duchies, who arrived at
Badminton the same evening. The comruuuie •tion addressed
by Lady Rose to her parent. frankly iliseloeed to whose pro-
tection she hat resigned herself. The destination of the
truant pair is believed to have been the Scottish border.—
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