The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-15 00:00:00

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BALMORAIs Jogs 13.
The Qom drove out yesterday morning. aosompathed
biomes Louise.
Is the atterooon bar lielesty went out, socompauied by
Prioress HeLeos, sod attended by Mrs. Gordoe.

The Maas of Wales rode out on horseback yeeteedey
attesded by Lteutenant-Ooloeel Koppel.
His Royal Highness afterwards visited the Duke and
Dachas of Brabant, at Olarielp's Hotel.
In the evening the Prime of Wales, scoompazded by Qs
Dukes( Reebok west to the Adelphi Theatre.
A deputation of the ask and anchor trade, represented
by Mr. Hairy Wood, of Chester, and other essaalseturers
(introduced by Mr. Laird, IL?.), waited Ivor the Right How
T. Maw Gibson, at the office of the Beard of Trade, yester-
day, andpremsted memorials praying for an extension of time
fns tee Ch•ie and Anchor Testing Bill being brought int*
opmtio., „mi.:pi:mos of the short period that has best
allowed to provide testing ons,t'als sonotdind to govern.
requirement. IP. Laird waa iZocciPlutiad by the
follow* members of parliament :—Mr.aton Mr.
.
Versos, Mr. Charles Taster, Mr. W. Foley, Mr.
Mr. Beecrof t, Mr. J. C. Evart, Mr. Padnion, Earl OK.I.
Tenor, Lord Richard Grosvenor, the Hos. F. H. W. Oil-
thorpe, Mr. W. Jackson, Mr. W. fieholofield, and Mr.
Numb/ Moore.
Despatches were resolved yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the Governor of Canada.

ACCIDENT AT CINATHIL--KINDNESS 07 THE
QUM. Thaterlsy mining, as a young man named
William Brown, readies at Bash, was eta king for the peat
moss, the horse on which he wee mounted shied and ran off
at a furious rate, throwing Mr. Brown heavily on the road.
the beast, it appears, was young, and had mily a rope
halter on. Asai,t:sce was promptly rendered to Mr.
Brows, whose shoulder wet found to be dislocated. As
the local practitioner, Dr. MarabiU,was absent, Dr. Brows,
from Balmoral, kintuy attended upon the sufferer ; and her
Majesty, with her usual consideration for her neighbours,
called is the evening to see the young m►n, and Inquire as
to the nature of hie injuries.—Deader Adeertiver.
The Queen's reception at Buckingham Palace,
originally appointed to take plea at a quarter to 3 o'clock,
is to hike place at a quarter to 4 in the afternoon on
Saturday.
A supplement to the London Gazette wee pub-
lished last evening, aostainieg ea official account of the in.
entity's of his Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Hems
with the ensigns and habit of the Oder of the Garter.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
de Brabant. attended by the Counters Goias, Coma Lanny,
and Dr. Brewer, have arrived at Olerielp's Hotel from
Bram& His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, at-
tended by Colonel Koppel, received their Rapt Highway!
the Doke and Duchene de Brabant.
On Saturday the Duke of Argyll, Major Kiphin-
stone, Colonel Gordon, &a, visited Loch Callater, from
Balmoral.
His Highness Mastapha Pacha, attended by a
numerous snit., left Claridge's Hotel on Tuesday evening,
for Dahlia. His highnese intends making a short tour
through Ireland previous to his return to London.
The Marquis of Salisbury's intended entertain-
ment on Saturday next, to the Middlesex magistrates and
the officers of the militia, owing to the unexpected death
of hit son, has been put off.
Lest night Lady Stanley of Alderley had an
assembly at the family mansion in Doverstrest, Picordilly.
A very large party assembled. His Royal Highness the
Prince of Saxe-Weimar was among the early visitors.