The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-29 00:00:00

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WINDSOR CA

The Royal dinner party yesterday included thel•
Prince Alfred, Princess Alice, Prince Louis of Hesse, the
Lord Chancellor, the Permian Minister and Conntedujbern•
siert Lord and tidy Wodehouset General Lord of yiII tie
Right Hon. W. sad Li. Cowper, the Right Hon. Robert
Lowe, the Hon. Mrs. l3iddulph, Baron von Weaterweller,
Major Cowell, R.R., and Major Elphinstone, R. E.

lice Queen sad Prince Consort, accompanied by Priem
Alfred, Primer Alice, and Prince Louis of Heise, rode out
es horseback this messing, attended by the Hon. Eleanor
Manley and the Equerries in Waiting.

The Duchess of Kent and the Prince and Princess of
Lelningen visited her Majesty from Progrnore and took
luncheon.

The following visitors left the Cantle to-day :—The Lord
Chaimllor, Count and Countess Bernstorff, Lord and Lady
Wodebouse, Lord Clyde, the Right Hon. W. and Mrs.
Cowper, and the Right Hon. Robert Lowe.

Mr. Childers had an interview with the Duke of New-
castle meter*, at the Colonial.office.
The Lord Chamaellor gave a dinner to the Cabinet Ili.
nisten last evening at his residence at Kaightabridge.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yester-
day. Au appeal from New Bnuiswick, " Bt. Andrew's and
Quebec Railway Company v. Bookdeld and King" (part
heard), was concluded. Judgment wan postponed.
The Lord., present were Lord Chelmaford, the Lords Jus-
tices Knight Brum and Turner, and Sir J. Coleridge.

Maria Marchioness of Ailesbury is expected to
wire in town this evening from Hamilton Palace, N. 8.,
the meat of the Duke and Dothan of Hamilton.

The Hari and Countess Cathcart have arrived at
Yaorip'. fidek from Woodird, rmar Think.

Laid De Lido and Dudley has arrived at the
lit. Oearge's Hotel.
The Hon. Spencer and Lady Harriet Cowper
arrived at the PaviSon Haiel, Pollaellese, on nimbi. lad,
sad left on the following ay he Paris

The Hon. Mr. and Mr.. Franeia Stonor have
wt Loam on a visit to Oolong! sad Mrs. Challoner, at
Pectoral! Park, war Windsor.

The Duke of Beaufort, we (Bath Chronicle) are
glad to state, is sufficiently recovered to take a airtime
; and confident hopes are entertained of his taking the
aottve niansgemstit of his hounds before the expiration
of the meson.

In reference to the marriage of Captain Grey,
son of Sir George Grey, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lan-
I aster, and equerry to his Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales during his tour in America, to Miss Harriett Jane
Pearson, which took place at Cheltenham on the 20th inst.,
as already announced, the Cheltenham Examiner has the
following :—" Amongst the persons present was a young
man of aristocratic bearing and pleasing manners, who
seemed to be a stranger to everyone but the gallant bride-
groom. He did not sign the record of the marries* as the
rest did, and won alter the ceremony he is said to have
disappeared. The gossips, who were uninvited spectators
at St. Luke's, have set him down as no less a personage
than the Prinoe of Wales, with whom the bridegroom is
understood to be in high favour; and we are not in a posi-
tion either to say that they are wrong, or to confirm them
in their opinions."

We regret to learn by the last accounts from
Napiss, that Admiral Mundy was ill of the small-pox.
The Bishop of London last night addressed a
crowded meeting at the Amwell-street Parochial Schools,
Clerkeowell, on the subject of church extension, in a
lengthened and eloquent speech. The meeting was held
upon the occasion of the site for a new church in Clerken.
well having been granted by the Charterhoose corporation.
The bishop stated that, out of a population of 28,000 souls,
church accommodation at present existed for only 9,000.

DsAn or BARON BONS lIN . —We sincerely regret
to announce the death of this distinguished man. This
melancholy event took place at Bonn yesterday morning.
Baron Busmen was in the 70th year et his age. —Times.

DKern or OoLoma. Kimura Trim. —We are
sorry to announce the deism of Colossi Limeys Tynte,
who expired on Monday at his family mat, Bidwell House.
Somerset, in his 83rd year. The late colonel for ins.,
years represented Bridgewater in parliament. He was co-
hefr to the Baronies of Wharton and Grey de Wilton, and
representative of the ancient Wake of Kemeys and
Tynte, which Wanton browns extinct on the decease
of his maternal seek, tie late Sir Merles Honeys Tynte,
Bert. •