The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-09 00:00:00

ORDER OF THE BATH.

INVASTMYRE AT ST. JAMES'S PALACE.
The Queen, se Sovereign of the Order of the Bath,
having been pined by a special statute of the order to
depute his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales to bold, in
her Majesty's same and ou her Majesty's behalf, an inns-
titer* of this most honourable ardor, the ceremony took
place yesterday at St. James's Pales.
Admiral Sir Fairfax Moresby was than received at the
door of the Throne-room by Lord Lyons and Sir Harry
Jones, the two junior Koighta Orand Cram present, and
was conducted between than to her Majesty's representa-
tive, preceded by Bath King of Arms (bearing the ensigns of
a Knight Grand Crone on a airmen velvet cushion), and by
the Gentleman Usher.
Bath King of Arms presented the riband and badge to
his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, who invested
the admiral with the alma, by placing the riband over his
right shoulder ; and having invested him with the star of
his dignity in the order, Sir Fairfax Moresby retired.
The fonawisi Knights Greed Cross of the Order were
afterwards severally iotrodnoid and iavmtad by his Royal
Highness, with the like ceremonies, with the Riband and
Badge ad Star of the Military Division of the Ent Class
of the Order, viz. :—Oeneral Sir William Rowse, Admiral
Sir Houston Stewart, General Sir George Augustus We-
therall, Admiral Sir Henry Dude Chads, General Sir James
Frederick Love, Osiers! Sir James Jackson, Lieennarit-
Central Sir John Cheeps, Lientenant-Gmeral Viscount
Melville, Admiral the Hon. Sir Frederick William Grey,
and Admiral Sir George Robert Lambeet.
After the investiture of the Knights Grand Cross.
Gaisral Sir William Wood Ina received at the door of the
ITh:tearoom, and conducted to her Majesty's reprotenta-
tbre by Bath King of Arms (bearing the waists of the
'Military Division of the Second Claes of the Order es a
adman velvet cushion), and by the Gentleman Usher.
Bath King of Arms then presented to his Royal Highness
the Riband End Badge, who invested Sir William W
with the same by placing the Riband roiled his neck, and
Irving invested him with the Star, the General withdrew.
The following Knights Commanders of the Order were
Mien severally introduced and invested by his Royal
Highaem, with the like ceremonies, with the Riband and
Badge and Star of the Military Division of the Second
Cams of the Order, viz. :—General Sir Thomas Keoah,
Admiral Sir George RCM &dories, General Sir Abraham
Roberta, Lieoteoant•Geoeral Sir Willi►m Cator, Lioute-
neat-General Sir Petri,* Montgomerie, Lieutenant.
General Sir Thomas Reed, Lientenent-General
John Scott, Lielitanant-General Sir William Wyllie, I
Lieutenant•Oenenl Sir Charles Ash Windham, Vies-Ad•
mint the Keel of Lauderdale, Viice•Admiral Sir John King-
come, Vice•Adminl Horatio Thomas Austin, Lieu t-
General Sir John Edward Dupuis, Lieutenant-General Sir
Forteecue Graham, Boar-Admiral Sir Sydatty Oolpoys
Dares, Major•Gecenl Lord William Paula, Major-General
the Hon. Sir Augustus Almeria Spume, Colonel Sir J.
William Gordon, Colonel Sir Edward Harris °teethed, Sir
James Brown Gibson, Director-General of the Army Me-
dical Department; Inspeotor•Oeaenl of Hospitals, Sir
William Lipton Commimary-Geaeral in Chief, Sir Wil-
liam James Tyrone Power ; General Sir Charles Mennes,
Majot•Gsesral Sir Charles Warren, Admiral Edward Col-
lier, and Vioe•Admtrai Peter Richards.