The Express.
London, England, 1853-12-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1853

Cot Court.

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OSBORNE, Dec. 10.
The Queen and the Duchess of Br.sbant drove out
ye-t. relay morian:, attended by Idled Alfred Paget.
M. Van de Weyer, BAgiau )I.l,:ster, arrived on a visit to
her M .jests.
Duthe,e! of Kent took leave of her Majesty and left
o,borne this morning, at a quarter past 10 o'clock, for
Frogmor.•, ut•-ntltd by Laely Fanny Howard. The duchess
embarked in the Fairy fur S .utb .rapton, where a special
train was in readiness to convey her royal highness.
pre. 11.
The Qulen and Prince, th. Duke and Barbera of Bra-
bant, and the It family, walked out yesterday in the
grounds.
Vi.o-ciant !larding@ arrived from Landon on a ♦isit to her
Majesty.

A deputation from the boro4: of Kingston-upon-Thamts
had an interview on Saturday with the General Baud of
Health, at their offices, Whitehall. The deputation con-
sisted of Mr. Frederielc Gould, Mayor a Kingston ; Mr. S.
Ranyarti, and Mr. J. Hoiliogdal., oC Surbiton ; and Mr.
8. Phillips, of Kingitou. The Rev. Edward Pnillips, In.
cumbent of Surbitm, also had an interview with the Ge•
sacral Boerd of Health, at emir oiSce,, Whitehall, on Sa-
turday.
Calund Sihtborp had an interview with Viscount Pal-
narnton on Saturday.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council rat on 81.
staidly and commenced the hearing of an appeal from the
prert.,:ative C urt,•. Rowley v. Palmer and Biggs." The
case way adjourned. The lord, present were—The Lard
Chief Justice ..1 the Curt of Common PLa,, the Chan-
cellor of the Duchy of Cornwall, the Judge of the Admi-
ralty Court, and Sir E. Ryan.

The Queen has conferred the honour of knight-
hood on Licutenent-Colonel Archibald Bogle, of the
East India Compauye Service. Bengal Establishment,
Civil Columiseitmer in tho Teaarsertm and Matabaa
ProviacLe.

Ttie CASINET.—Lord Aberdeen, the Duke of
Newcastle, lead Palmerston, Lord Clarendon, Sir James
Graham, S:r Charles Wood, and Sir William lifolesworth,
remain in London. The Marquis of Lawdowne is staying
at his seat. Lowoal Park. Mr. Glad tons remains at
Ilawarden Castle, Fii:tsh,rc, but returns to towu at the
end of the week. Lord J. 'Lassen LI residing at Pembroke
Lodge, Richmtaid Para.

•Mr. Frederick Glennie, resident

at Mexico, is appointed to dischatge the duties of her
Britannic Majcsty's Consat in that city.-o:Jscreer.

THE POOR BRETHREN AT THE CHARTER-
HOUSE.

The " Poor Brothers" of the
lately had a " movimcat." They aro 80 in number, Del.
ther more nor less than when Thomas Button foundered the
charity. A poor brother, on receiving has appointment,
has to find furniture for the apartment provided for him,
with the exception of the tillowing, which are supplied for
his use by the governors A poker and iron shovel, an iron
tender, a pair of bdiowa, a deal table, and a wooden chair.
At the expiration of four years sheets and pillow-cases are
supplied for the use of a poor brother by the authorities.
TLe brethren dine together every day in the hall. They
are also sappliLd with cook and candles, and bread and
butter in their own room. The only article of clothing fur-
nished by the governors is a cloth cloak, which is supplied
once in every two years. The pension, in money, is 2.5/,
per annum.

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