The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-20 00:00:00

THE LEVEE.

At the leer yesterday the following were among
the rescntations :
John Bridge Aspinall, on promotion to the rank of Queen's
Counsel, by the Lon' cnancetior.
Lord .tthlumney, on being created a peer of the United King-
dom. by Earl Russell.
Lord Beauchamp, by Mr. Disraeli.
Marquis of Bristol, by Viscount Sydney.
Mr. B mham Carter. NIP., on his appointment as Lord of the
Treasury, by Earl Russell.
LOTtltheshani. by Lord Uncle.
Earl of Cluumell, on succeeding to the title, by General Earl of
Luean.
Mr. John R. Davison, on his appointment as one of her Ma-
jesty's tonnscl, by the Lord chancellor.
Lonl Havre, on appointment as Lord Lieutenant of Essex, by
Earlt;ranville.
Earl of I lulu-even, on being created a Knight of St. Patrick, by
the Marquis of Couynghtau.
Mr. F'teraley, M.P., by Colonel Wilson Patten. M.P.
Mr. Esmonde, M.P., un appointment as Junior Lord of the
Trea...ury. by Earl Russell.
Mr. Roger Eykyn, M.P., by the Right Honourable C. Pelham
Villiers.
Lieutenant-Colonel Albert Grant, M.P., by General Sir J. T.
Burgoyne.
Mr. Cliarlell Milnes Gasket!, by Mr. Manes Gaakell, M.P.
Mr. William Vernon Harcourt, Q.C. , on appointment as one of
her Majesty's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor.
Viscount Hamilton, by Viscount Sydney.
Mr. Henry ilardcvtle, by Mr. Hardeastle, M.P.
John Dove Harris, M.P., by Sir George Grey.
Captain E. A. twit:field. on appointment to her Majesty's ship
Prince Consort, by the Duke of somerset.
Mr Justice Lush, on his appointment, by the Lunt Chancellor.
Niajoraieneral Sir George St. Patrick Lawrence. C It., nn ao-
pointim it as a Knight Commander of the Order of the Star u:
India, by Earl de Grey and Wpm.
The Master of Trinity College. Cambtidge, by Earl Russell
The Mayor of Norwich, by Lord Suffield.
Mr. PlancliC:, on being appointed Somerset Herald, by the
Deputy Earl Marshal.
Viscount Siiimenth, on succeeding to the peerage, by the Lord
Talbot de Malshide.
Sir Matthew Sausse, by Earl de Grey.
Mr. Sullivan, Solicitur-General fur Ireland, by the Right Hon.
Sir George GreY. Bart.
lion. J. 11. T. Manners Sutton. on his appointment as Go-
vernor of Victoria, by Right lion. Edward Cardwell

We hare authority to state that in consequence
of the death of his Royal Highness Prince Sigis-
mund of Prussia, grandson of her Majesty 1
the Queen, her Majesty's evening party which was I
to have taken place at Buckingham Palace on
Friday next is postponed.
A Queen's messenger left London by the Great •
Northern Railway, at • quarter-past 9 last evening, with ,
1 despatches for her Majesty, by order of Earl Russell.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh
passed north yesterday in a saloon carriage with the fore-
I noon mail over the Scottish North-Eastern Railway, to
join the Court at Balmoral. On the mail reaching Abel-
-1 deep the prince proceeded by • special train to Aboyne,
I and thence posted to Balmoral. His Royal Highness
! Prince Leopold drove from Balmoral on Friday to the Linn
of Dee, returning to the Castle in the evening. The royal
1 party changed horses at the Invercauld Arms, Braemar.—
' Dundee Advertiser.

The Duke of Devonshire opened his mansion in
Piccadilly last night with en assembly. Above 700 of the
leading members of the aristocracy, and a large muster of
the members of the House of Commons, thronged the
splendid saloons of Devonshire House.
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His Royal Highness the Dake of Cambridge
honoured the Duke and Duchess of Manchester with his
company at dinner on Monday evening, at their reaidence
in Great Stanhope street. A select party was invited to
meet the duke.