The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-28 00:00:00

IVegING, FEBRUiRY:,

1866.

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WINDSOR MEM]; Fa. 27.
The Queen walked and drove this morning,
ameampanied by Prisms Helena.
Vimeant Torrington and the Hon. Mortimer &Arnie
West have succeeded the Berl el Caßheas and Major.
General F. &mow, 0.13., as Lord and Groom in Wailing.

The Prince of Wales went to tie House of Lords miss,
day afternoon.
The Prisms of Wake took a carriage driie.
The Hon. Ma. F. Stoner bag rucceeded tie Connime of
Macclesfield es Lady in Waiting to the Frigates of Wale,.
The Lord Provost of Glasgow and Mr. Turner, Town
Clerk, traseseted business with Mr. Waddington at the
Home-antes yesterday.
I The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat miss.
day. Prevent—The Lords Justices Knight Braes and
Turner, Sir E. V. Williams, Sir J. Oolvile, and Ste Lawrence
Peel.

Despatches wars !seafood yesterday at the Coloofa-
frau the Governors of Gibraltar, Malta, sod labia&

Loan CHAMBER/AI:14 OFFICE., FIB. 21.—Efo-
tic° is hereby given, that the Queen will bold courts at
Buckingham Palm* on the following days :—Theunday,
March 15 ; Friday, March 23 ; Thursday, April 12 ;
Monday, May 14th at 3 o'clock ; and Tuesday, June 19,
at 4 o'clock.—Gazette.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Wales, Prince Alfred, and a numerous snits viaited
Astley's Theatre last evening, to witness the pantomime.
Excellency the Marquis d'Aseglio, the Duke of Si.
Albans, the Earl of Mouat-Edgcumbe, he., also had
vale boxes.
The Countess of Clarendon will have an assembly
this evening at her residence in Geoevaior-corsoent.
Last night Lady °remoras had an evening
party at her residence in Ourzonetreet, Mayfair. Pre-
viously to the assembly Lord and Lady Orerooroe received
at dinner his Excellency the Saxon Minister, the Max.
airiness of Ely and Lady Marion Loftus, the Archbishop of
Armagh and Mrs. Beredord, the Earl and Countess of
Beseborough, the Earl of Lauderdale and Lady Mary Mait-
land, Viscount and Viscountem Holmesdale, Lord Beesley,
Lord and Lady Skelmeredale, Lady Egerton of Tette% Ad-
miral the Hoe. Sir Frederick Grey, Admiral Eden, and Mr.
Edward Stanley.
The Prince and Princess of Hohenzollern have
arrived at Geneva, and taken op their mildews at the
chateau of Bean-Singe, oo the lake.
King Victor Emmanuel, conformably with the
last wishes of his eon, Prince Oddone, has given orders that
the municipality of Genoa shill be put in possession of the
rich objects of art which adorned the private pllery of the
prince.
The Prince Royal of Denmark, whose approach-
fog departure from Copenhagen for a journey on the Oenti-
went has been announced, is expected in Paris in the mum
d a few days. It is mad that the prince intends to reside
fa France about a month.
Lord Alfred Spencer Churchill has been elected
president of the Freedmen's Aid Society, and hes accepted
the office.
Major Loraine White her been appointed a Mili-
tary Knight of Windsor, vice Major D. J. idesqneen,
&H., deceased.
The revolution in the Principalities is the subject
of a question to be put by Mr. Darby Griffith. who es
Friday will ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer wheals
the Danubian provinces of Roumania will be allowed to
arrange their own institutions without interference from
the protecting powers or the Porte. And whether the
government of Servile has lately applied to the Pores for
the withdrawal of Turkish troop from the fortresses in
Berrie, and with what probable result.
Mr. Cony will move to-morrow for a oopy of the
report of the Admiralty committee on tunetehips.
Mr. Harvey Lewis will ask the First Commis-
dosser of Works to-morrow whether his attention has been
called by the medical officer of health for the parish of
St. Maryleboce, to the dangerously filthy condition of the
ornamental water in the Regent's-park ; and whether '

proposes to take any steps to cause the same to be clawed,
and whether he has any objection to lay upon the table
the house the report sod aualYalaof the same, forwarded
him by the medical officer.
On going into committee of supply to-morrow,
Sir John Pairington will esll the attention of the govern-
ment to certain statements as to the manner in which dock-
yard workmen who are voters for the borough of Devon.
port have bees examined in the dockyard with reference f
their intended evidence before the election oommittee
that borough, end to ask for explanation.

On Monday, Sir Andrew Agnew will ask.

Vice-President Of the Committee of Privy Council ors X&
cation, whether the Royal Commierioners oe Edneation
Bootland may soon be expected to report ; and, if .
whether her Majesty's government proposes to introduoe
a bill this session founded upon the recommendations
their report.
Mr. Cowper proposed to nominate the Selo*
Committee on Public) Moss (Site) Bill as follows:—Mr.
Cowper, Lord John MINIOSTII, Mr. Beane Cochrane, Cap.
tats Grosvenor. end three members to be nominated by
11 the Committee of Selection :—Power to send for person',
imper., and records ; three to be the quorum.
On Tuesday next Sir Matthew White Ridley will
ask the President of the Board of Trade whether there be
asy intention on the part of her Majesty's governmeet to
extend the system of inspeatioe and survey now applied to
emigrant end passenger ships to vessels employed in the
cattle-carrying trade, with a view to securing the health,
safety, and comfort of animals brought into this country,
either for the purpose of being slaughtered for food or for
dairy and breeding purposes.
Lord W. Hay has given notice that on Friday he
will ask the Ceder... Secretary of State for India whether it

is the intention of her Majesty's government to propose to
the house the measures to be taken is consequence of the
report of the reeond commission on the grievanose of
Indian officers before Issuing instructions on the subject to
the government of India ; and if so when they will be sub-
raitted to the hones.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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