The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-24 00:00:00

the Court.

BUCKINGHAM PALLOR, Maim 23.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Helena and
Prineem Louise' went oat this morning in a carriage and
four, and visited the studio of Sir Edwin Landow at St.
John's-wood.

Her Majesty, with their royal highnesses, drove out in
the afternes, end honoured Baron Mara:shahs with a visit
to his studio.
Her Majesty afterwards visited the Dowager Dueltem of
Sutherlaad, at Btafford•house.
In atteadanoe upon her Majesty were the Marchioness of
Ely, Major-General F. H. eeymour, and Colonel H.
Ponsonby. .

PriseeArthar, attended by Major Hlphinstone, arks&
of the Paha. this morning from Greensrioh-park.
His royal highnem returned in the afternoon.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at
the official residence of the First Lord of the
Treasury, in Downing-street. The ministers pre-
sent were—Zarl Russell, the Lord Chancellor,
Earl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir George
Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, the Right Hon.
Edward Cardwell, the Marquis of Hartington,
Earl de Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon. T. Milner
Gibson, Lord Stanley of Alderky, the Right Hon.
G. J. Goschen, and the Right Hon. O. P. Villiers.

The Prinoe of Wales, accompan,ed by Prince Alfred,
visited Baron Maroc...ll4We studio yesterday.
The Prime of Wales west to the House of Lords.

THE QUEEN'S COURT.

The Queen bald a Court at Buckingham Palma
yesterday afternoon.
The Queen wore a black silk dress, with a train trimmed
with miniver and crape, and • Mary Queen of State' cap,
with • long veil, the cap ornamented with diamonds,
Bar Majesty also wore • diamond necklace and brooch.
the Biband sad the Star of the Order of the Garter and the
Vick fa •od Albert Order.

The Princess of Wales wore a train of bine velvet,
trimmed with diver blonde; petticoat of tulle over white
silk, trimmed with hands of blue velvet. Headdress of
blue velvet and diamonds, feathers and veil. Ornaments,
pearls and diamonds, Victoria and Albert Order, end
the Order of Catherine of Russia.

The Princess Helms wore a train of fob pink oak ;
petticoat of white tulle over whit. silt, trimmed with bowl
of pink and whit, satin. Headdress of pink mess and
white lilac, feathem and veil. Ornaments, emeralds and
diamonds, Victoria and. Ordor, and the Order of
Bt. Label

The Princess Louise wore a similar dress, with pm: or•
Dements.

The Primes Beatrice wore a dress et white tulle over
white satin, trimmed with blue velvet bows, a had of
blue velvet on the bead, and part ornameste.
The following preseetations were made to her Mojesty,
the names bevies been previously left at the Lord Mawr
berlain's aka, and submitted for her Majesty's approval :
Lady Margaret Amherst, by her mother, the Countess Amherst.
Mies Bastard, by her mother, Mrs. John Pewasil Bullard.
The Ron. Mrs. B. t, by the Duchene of Wellington.
The Earl of Bradford, by the Marquis of Bath.
The Countess of Bradford, by the Countess of Chesterfield.
Mr Victor Alexander Breoke, Bart, by the Earl of Lichfield.
Lay Brooke, by her mothcr-in-law, the Hon. Lady Brooks.
The Hon. Evelyn Browne, by her mother La Hameln&
The Rem Gertrude Browse, by her mother, Lady Ellinalue.
lady Barton, on her marriage, by the Dowager Lady Barton.
lady illementise Churchill, hitalie Egerton. of Marlborough.
Mies Mary kenos. by Lady
Mies Foljambe, by her mother (Se Ina), Viscountess Milton.
Mies Persist, by her mother, Lady Gardiner.
Mr. W. 1, Forster, Under Secretary of State for the Colo-
nies, by Bight Hon. E. Cardwell.
W B. !forger, by Hon. Mrs. James Garth Marshall.
Mrs William Gray, by the Countess of Bradford.
Lieutenant Haig. on appointment as Equerry to his Royal
Prince Alfred, by the Lord Chamberlain.
Mine Ands Douglas-Hamilton. by the Duchess of Hamilton.
Mime Marie Douglmilanditen, by the Duchess of Hamilton.
Mims Anne Dalrymple Hay, by her sister. Lady Dalrymple Hay.
Wm Emily Washington H bbert, by her mother, Itra.Weahing•
ton Hibbert.
Miss Huhu, by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Higgins.
Lord Howard, on his marriage, by the Karl of Rdingliam.
The lady Howard, on her marriage, by the Countess of

G Mr. eorge Inverarity, on return from India, by Karl de Grey
and illpou.
Ws. George Invermity, by Ms Dowager Lady Braise.
Miss Jennings, by her mother, Mrs. Jennings,
Miss Louisa Kirkland, by ber. grandmother. Lady Kirkland.
Min Frederica Liddell, by Countess of if ardwicke.
The Countess of Listowel, on her marriage, by Lady Proby.
Sir William Stirling Maxwell, on succeeding to his baronetcy,
by the Earl of Leven and Melville.
lady Anna Stirling Maxwell. on her marriage, by the Countess
of Leven and Melville.

'i7;:irtil;t7ifilei: on her marriage, by her mother, the Han.
Ira. Biggins.
Miss Peto, by her mother, Lady Peto.
Miss Ads Rawson Reid, by her mother, Mrs. Rawson Reid.
Miss Reynolds, by her mother, Mrs. Reynold&
Mrs. Philip Rose, by the Countess of Mairoesbury.
Mb Louise honor Rose, by her mother, Mrs. Philip Rose.
Miss Lacy Sanderson, ,by her mother, the Ron. Mn. Richard

Mea.traidfortl, on change of name, by the Duchess of &di-

ILts. Charles Stepbesson, by the Duchess of Rosburgbe.
Rim Sorties, by the Marc!nouns of Salisbury.
Right Hoc Eliot Yorke, on appointment as equerry to Prince
♦lfred, by the Lord Chamberlain.

LORD CRAMBRRLAIN'S-0711CR, Sr. JAing's
PAUCIL FIB. 2L—Notice is hereby siren, that the Qaeen
will hold courts at Buckingham Palace on the following
days : Thursday, April 12, and Monday, May 14, at 3
o'clock ; Tuesday, June 19, at 4 o'clock. The lists for all
these courts are now closed.—Gusetie.

Her Majesty will hold • Privy Council at
Buckingham Palace to-day.
The Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred dined on
Monday night at the Garrick Club, with a small party of
its members, as the gusts of M. &amen', their old tutor.
Fifteen art down to dinner in the Strangers' Room.

Prince Alfred and the Duke of Cambridge visited
Ctriat's Hospital oe Thursday sight, to witness the Lentos
public surer of the boys.
The Prince of Wales's box at the Lyceum Theatre
vas laat evening occupied by her Royal Highness Princess
Beatrice and suite.

His" Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, as
Field-11°,41A1 Commanding-in Chef, held a levie yester-
day afternoon M the Hoene Gnarls. Upwards of 90 officers
attended.

The Countess of Derby was considerably better
yesterday, and there is every prospect of her ladyship re-
&Diet io dee time her usual health. The Earl of Derby
is slowly recoveries from an attack of his old antagonist,
toot. The noble earl is still mefined to his room.

The health of the Bishop of London is slowly
fraproviog. •

. _
The remains of the late Hon. Mrs. Hominy were
Interred is a private manner yesterday in Brompton Ceme-
tery. The lamented laly's husband, the Hoe. William
Remaly, followed as ehief mourner, accompanied by Lord
Romilly (Mister of the Roll.), and her brother, Captain Le
Marahaat.

Baron Nathaniel Rothschild, the eldest son of
the chief of the Vienna firm of Rothschild, has been
thrown from his hone while riding in the Prater. As
he was unable to disengage his foot from the stirrup-iron,
he must bare been dragged along the ground by his run-
away horse had not part of his boot given way. Though
mach shaken and for time insensible, the young gentleman
suffered no sedan injury.

Yesterday the gentlemen who compose the
Amateur Athletic Club of London held their annual chant-
' pion meeting in the grounds of Beaufort House at Wham-
green. An nassally large number of competitors entered
the lista. partly fuses the fest of the mated taking plasm so
mow after that et the mister sniversitisa.rsela cf whim had
Use numbers of rspeseentatlvel Is town M witness the
Oest aquatic muted of too-day, sad vary many of whom
„lake, the *alien* which was virtually offered by the
Lades Amadeu Club.

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