The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-13 00:00:00

BIRMINGHAM.

MONDAY.—His 1t0y..l Righmi
Prince Albert ?mined here this morning, at hilf.pete u
o'clock. The Prince (who was accompanied by the Bal.
Col. Grey sad the Hon. Cot Gordon) lett London by eptid
malaut 9 o'clock. The engine, which was driven by Ms.
ll'Connell, ran the 112 miles in rather more than lyche.'
' sad s quarter, exclusive of two stoppages at the Writhe
and Leighton stivions—this being rendered necessary b►
cause of other trains on the line. This is said is pith ,
shortest time ever taken in the run from London to ebb
town.

His Royal Highness was received at the station by th
Mayor (W. Lucy, Esq.), Mr. Aldermen Thomtni, use as,
mayor, and by the Hon. Colonel Arbuthnot, the omen'
ing officer of the district. Carriages were is attendssesha.
mediately, and the Prince at once proceeded to the es 1111
tion of manufacturer, where he was received by Mr. Watley
Richards, the chairman of the exbibitioa commiteee, amity
Mr. Ald. Beach. The Prince at once commenced a most'
inspection of the various stalls, and the choice indent
they afforded. His Royal Highness, whose remarks ins
distinguished by great shrewdness, expressed his surpenit
the magnitude and splendour of the exhibition, ebb:hip
peered to very far exceed his expectations. His End
Highness manifested a great anxiety to inspect the exhildthe
almost in detail, but after nese two hours had been speak
the rooms, the Prince found that time would n,t allow et
his taking more than a rapid glance at the different Mk
His Royal Highness very minutely inspected the sum
Mr. Westley Richard's stall, and these of Mews. Timis
and burden; the porcelain of Copeland, Mato', sed
Chamberlain; the glue of Richardsons, Bacchus, sa,
Oilers, of whose superb candelabrum his Royal Highain
expressed the highest admiration The bedstead, end
lamps of Winfield, the braes-foundry of Potts end
field, and the magnificent stand exhibited by Mears. OA
were all especially noticed. His Royal Highness appeaser
took great pleasure in examining the splendid calked**
papier meats articles exhibited by Mean. Jeannie.'
Bsttridge, and noticed the effect of some improvemull
gum enamelling which he had himself suggested.
Prince, however, apparently bestowed the highest amid
praise on the productions of Meares. Hardman sad Hit,
which seemed to far exceed scything his Royal Highs=
had anticipated.
At half-past two o'clock the Prince left the exhibit*
having repeatedly expensed the high gratification band
experienced and his regret that he had not allotted Wendt
sufficient time to inspect the numerous works of art it =-
tabled. The national anthem was played as his Royal Ili*
ness quitted the ball, and the Prince bowed repeatedly Is
the hundred and fifty ladies and gentlemen who had been
admitted at the same time that his Royal Highs= wu
viewing the exhibition.
The Prince was repeatedly and entbusiaviedlyebeeredby
the people as the carriage passed through the streets esti
way to the railway station, and, having whale of lend
at the Qom's', Hotel, leis Royal Highnees at three o'cleek
took his departure for town.

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