The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-31 00:00:00

TSB EXPRESS, SATURDAY WINNING, MAY 91, 1856.

IrOf CAW.

Hee Majesty will bola a Drawistesoth 00 Friday. I
the 2001 of Janq sad a Levee ea Wednesday, the 25th of
leaf.

The Dashes. of Heat gad Peace Braid of Laialagen
dined with the Qeeen oa Thireday. The Barbra' of Cam-
bridge sad the Pricers' Mary, the Deka of Cambridge,
Priam Bdwsrdof Saxe Weimar, Priam Loweastein, sod
the Maharajah Damp Biarb, visited bar Majesty fa the
avestieg et Buckingham Palma, and witnessed the fire.
works.
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Prises Albert rode es herwbotk with the Pirko* of
Woks yesterday gloms', attamded by Coptaia Da Plat,
sad Wetted t►e 'Dashes', of Ohmmeter et Glossester-boete.

~Tbe Regent of Bed. , atended by Colonel Baron
Smatter, the Ho.. Montane. West, Baron de Gemming's.,
and Dr. Ullman, teepee:ad Westminster Abbey, the flosses
of Lords and Commons, and the Senior United fierviee
Club, yesterday morning. His Royal Highness visited the
Zoological Gardens in tee Regent'►park in the afternoon.
Prince Frederick William of Prom's, attended by Lieut.-
' General Baron Schreckeestein, Baron de Moltke, Captain
Hideo, and Lieutenant de Bchreekeestein, west yesterday
afternoon to the Premien Legation on Culton.ternee,
where h's Royal Highness received the d'plontatie corps.
The Princess Royal and the Princess Allies took a currier)
drive yesterday.
The Queen took • dries in the afternoon, simonipanied by
the Princess Rival and the Prinesse Aline, and attended by
the Hon. Lucy Herr, in an open landau and four. Prince
Albert rode on horseback, accompanied by Count Alex-
ander Mewidorff. The Equerries in Waiting attended on
horseback.
Her Maleety goy. a concert in the evening at Reeking-
ham Palace, at which the fol owing assisted: Madame
Goldchniidt, Madame Novell°, Madame Bah), Madame
Viardot. Medlin. Didide, Mr. BIM Reeves, Moot Oardoni,
Signs, Ronconi, Herr ForMre. and Mr. Weiss.
The Royal Persanagea, the Foreign Ministers, and a
large parry of the nobility were pretest, the invitations
am instieg to aboni four hundred.
The Denham of Cambridge end the Priam. Mary ass
rived at a quarter he fare 10 o'clock, attended by Lady
Geraldine Somerset and Major Home Penes.
The Duke of Cambridge nee 'needed by hie Equerry in
Her Majesty end the Prince Consort entered the Grand
Saloon (which was prr poed for the torcert), accompanied
by the Docker of Cambridge, the Prises.' Mary, the
Regent of Baden, Prince Frederick William of Pinola,
and the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Edward of Sate
Weimar, Count Alexander Menedoeff, and the Maharajah
Dalsep Singh, and attended by the Ladies and Gentlemen
is Waiting.
The general company eesem►led in the Picture Gallery
followed her Majesty end the Royal Circle into t►e Saloon.
The esseert commenced almost ten o'clock.
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Mr. Costa preetaml at the plameforte.
The Dashes* of Kest monied the Duchess of Glepooeat
yesterday at Glow/stet House.
Coma Almader hleasdori visited the Dreher. of Rini
yesterday, at Clarence Homo, St. Jams's.

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A deputation of Wesleyan ministers and gentlemen resi-
dent in Loudon, had an Interview with Viscount rainier-
at se on Thursday, on the subjtet of Sunday noes. Tte
deputatin consisted of the Rev. Robert Young, Rev. John
sant, Rev. Chula Harlow, Rev. John Smith,
_Nears.
Minden, Run. M. Willies's, W. Pesach, C. H. Rad-
eliffe, Thome Fusser, J. 6. Sawinat, and Johan LlAgitt,
Rev. John Mates, Rev. William Arthur, and Rev. William
M. Harvard.
Meetings of the Oxford University Coneakeion were held
es Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, at No.
17. Great Quesatreat, Westminster; prune, the Bari of
Bilemaere, the Zul of Harrowby, the Bishop of Ripon,
Mr. Junin Coleridge, Mr. Twisletos, the Dean of Wells,
and Sir John Awdry.
Despatches twist the Governors of New Zeeland sod the
Falkland Islands wen received yesterday at the Colonial-
°Mee. Despatches were ant last evening to the °oversee
of Canada.

H.R.H. THB PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM

Mamie, preparations us in progress for the
erseseer et layieg the int Moss of this noble institution,
by bee Minty, ea Meshy mesa
The it.. of the boildieg has bum enslosed and !Red ip
with wits and a peWies erected at the tenth end foe the
nes of the Queen. A large working party of soWiers from
Aidersbott his else been actively employed in prepasiag the
round sad 'salting sermigements for the 'review, whisk
the military authorities are sudsy every ezertion to render
is effective es possible. Refreshment tents have beim
erected, add the supply entrastcd to Ileum Staples, of the
Crystal Paw., wbo hews oedema's' to make ample pro-
vision fortes comfort and scoosimodatien of visiton.

Mumma. applications have bum received for tickets, and
from the warm interest which bur Ilajes.y and the Priam
Consort, and all clause of the publie, have evinced in the
program of the imitation, it is espectod that the tanagers-
Coo of thin noble monument to the memory of the great
Cake, and for the education of 'rem tons of the gallant
ram who have fallen in their country's service, will take
plate under outpours the most favourable f. r its future use-
Woos and

Toe pontoon of the College will mounble at the Royal
Pavilion by one o'clock, to receive her Majesty, end the
Quen's arrival will be announced by • royal saline from
two batteries of artillery. The procession will then be
formed, and daring its progress through the building the
military bands will play this national anthem. Oa her
Majesty'. arrival at the spot where the stone is to be laid
the governon w 11s/range themselves in the form of a semi
circle, when the Vim-President of the College, the Earl of
Der►y, will present an address to the Queen, and the
Secretary of State for the Home Department will read bet
Majesty's answer. The ceremonial of laying the atone will
then ►e prcceeded with as fat° sm.
A prayer for tilt, occasion will be offered up by the Arch•
bishop of Canterbury. A glass tube, containing specimens
of the entreat coin of the realm, mtgetlon with an inicrip
tion engrossed on cells, w.ll he dip sited in an aperture
la the stone by the Queen. Her Slangy will then proceed
to lay the stone, and the completion of the ceremony will
be announced by a discharge of artillery. The Queen will
then return in procession to the Royal Pavilion, and the
governors will have the honour of taking luncheon with her
Majesty.

The military bands will play during the time of luncheon,
after which the Queen will return through the building to
the royal tent on the terrace at the north front, to review
the troops. About 12,000 troops, with two field batteries of
artillery, will be assembled for the occasion, under the
command of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge.
At the clot. t f the rtvitw the troops will march put her
Majesty la front of the terrace. Toe Queen will return to
the Pavilion, and take her departure about 4h. 30m., and
the spatial trains for the governors aid their friends will
leave half-at-hour after her Majesty.
Ticket bolder, for the 'nerved state, and so others, will
be admitted to the Queen's terrace.
A eptcial train, or Int elms c►rriages only, will leave the
Waterloo bridge station for the site of the building et
10k. 30m. on the morning of the 2nd June. There will also
be a special train, at 9 o'click, with first and second ease
carriages, from the Loudon-bridge station of the South
Eastern Railway, and a traia of fir.t clan carriages at 10
o'clock from the Brieklayets' Arms station.