The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-27 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, SaTttltDAT, Jan. RS.
Tha Quern aril Print. Albert took their usual
trotting walk. The royal t mily took walking and poll
exercise in she Slops and WaWeer-park. Kw Excellency
the baron and Daruntas de Btuanow, the Earl and Cosa-
tete of Mitre, and Lady Chulotto Elliot, the Marquis
and Marchioness of Worcester, the Rod and Collates of
liardreicke, Lord and Lady A•hhurtoa, the Right Hon.
Fox Maul* and Colonel Wylde, took their departure lsou
the Cutle today.

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SUNDAY. JAN. 26.
The Queen sod Prince Albert walked !hie moraiog
in the slopes. The royal family took walking exercise.
lie, Majesty and Priam Alt.rt, the l'itireie of Wales, the
Princes Royal, the ladies and gentlemen of the court and
the domestic household, attend.d divine service this morn-
ing in the private chapel. The Hala. az.d lies. G. Wellesley
of/Watt d.

The hereditary Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of
Ilickltnburgh Sirtlt z, with Prince Adolphus of Mahlon-
burgh Sirelaz, accompanied by the Dachas of Cambridge,
the Princess Mary, and the Doh* of Cambridge lett Kew on
Saturday morning fur the L. ndonthridge terminus of the
South F..a.tero railway. The °read Duke sad Grand Weber
of Wesleubttrigh Suelitf, walk Prtsee Adolphus, left the
ktroinus for Doves= rouge to Brussels, Hanover, mod Brrlin.
The Duchess of Cambridge and the l'raneem Mary
want to Ulowester House to pay • visit to the Duchess of
(Atwater, and in the evening returned to their redlines
at Kew.

A Mcetiog of the committee appointed by her Ma-
jestri Commispioners for the Eihthition of Mil, to con.
rider the quemion of the prices of admission to the Relit
bition, woo held on Saturday et the Board of Trade.
Ttere were present Boot Granville (chairman), Lard
Overptone, Mr. Cubitt, Mr. Gibe Colonel Reid, atth
Mr. Blwring (secretary.) Mr. Cole sad Mr. Dilk were in
attendance.

Str Thomas Fremantle (Chairman of the Customs)
had an interview wills the Caancellor of the Eichsquer on
Saturday at his official residenoe in amain, street.
The Transatlantic Packet Station Commission held
a meetire oa Saturday at the Board of Trade. There were
present Earl Granville (chairman), Hon. William Cowper,
' Sir J. Gordon, H.C.8., Bir J. F. Burgoyne, K.C.B , Capt.
Steptiewou Hamby, and Lied Hobart (aecretary).
The Earl and Countess of Minto and Lady Cha-
lon. Elliot arrived in town on Saturday from Windsor Castle.
Despatches were sent off on Saturday evening
from the Colonial-office for the Governor of New Z.aland.

LORD LARODALI will retire from the Rolls almost
nonedintely, and will be sacceeded by Sir Juba
R•,mdly.—
Morwieiq Herald.

JUDICIAL APPOISTMENT9.—Mr. Sydney S. Bell,
of the Chucery bar, is appointed to the vacancy ea the
beech of the Supreme Coert et the Cape of Cud Hop*. Mr
Bill will be the second indr Mr. Musgrove, the present
seenod judge, succeeding to kr. Mecums, u First Pelmet
Judge of the eolith
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IitATII OP LORD DALMENY.—This nobleman, who
was the Idiot eon nt the Earl of Roubtry, died on Thur.
day mornin,r, at Dahorny Park, Linlitegowshire. iiu
lordship war born in 1809, and in 1843 married the Lady
With*loins Stanhope, only daughter of the fourth Earl
Stanhope and sister of Lord Mallon. His lordship WAR
appoiated vice.lieutinant of Linlithgowshlre in 1b44, and
during a number of years represente the Stirling district of
burghs in parliament. The sister of the Iwo lord, the Lady
Ann Primrose, married Mr. Henry Tufnell, about three
VMS ego.