The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 17, 1869.

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The re* piety triode* harden bee , the Mem
e,cesort,Priere Alfred sad Arthur, erf P Missasid
Berea, Sr G. C. Lewis, bar Xersey's granary of Orr
fee tbe Ham Department; together Irk lefts ere gear
res in "trader*. H. Marry wore alba silk dress with
Sorra black rot sortie with err* white silk
bonnet, sad curd a par elk parasol. Hat %rad
is any good hria as did also the Prises Cowan sad
therrier amber ofthefiaily.
Her /Weer was received at the 'allege by the bailiff sad
the nestehers of the sr des, the airy sea. the dean, the clergy.
by the pereipal of the sabre, Dr. Headerest, sad the pro-
haws. Ararat the distinguished palms pram we
noticed the Bishop of Winchester. There WIN are a large
Bunter at the date of the Wand, includrg a rest may
ladles. We moat not omit to mention that the purls of the
college were la full force and their young lungs is fall play,
it retitled by their hearty and joyoot cheerl=dok le one
of the altanietarities of boyhood. Her sr the
Pesos Cowart havbr recorded their rase, sad haying
eareased their great *erre at Isersong the firsishlug
state of this sore eirestissal retitalkr laird to depart.
Her Majesty was overtired "spared her delight at the
magniareat was prorated by the view from the College
istirsaes. _ _ _

AS OA antathg, so on coming cied 4 wee wend
by the heavy &two of the endinsimele aatlnaM, The
aortige then took the way of the meleen Duidas Ma
hearty beneath and waving of by wideh the
QOM NUS pabliely rsalass bar 1114wir regnswid thrsegli
the snots of the tows, we *eyed the eppenaleby of Mer-
in manger plane eqiees et etheftnego loye.ity
aml devotedness, yardsalarly tram the beak portion
of the multitmle; eneemitme which 'slowed how closely
bar *deny boo bait M lemeelf the bents of her faithful
eabjene in Jersey. At length the cortip arrived al the
Mar ; end there again the yards of the vessels were
maul, and the crowd of spectators on the promenade of
Albert theory, though not quite so dense. was not a ',hitless
artheidertio than before. As the royal party came is vlsw,
W NUNS congregated on the promenade, sad again
Inert their hearty cheers, mingled with waving of lend-
karobleic and other demotimratioen of loyalty. Indeed,
the royal progress throughout was a continued ovation.
Arrived at the .11p, his Royal Highness the Prince Casson
' and his Royal Highness Prinz Alfred alighted, her Yr
)letzzed their Royal Highnesses Princess &Lanni Princess
si
remained in the carriage. During the stay of the
royal party on the slip, while waiting for a favourable
moment to re-embark, his Royal Highness the Prue'
Consort stood talking familiarly with Philip Aubin,
Meg., our worthy
Oahe. Bare an inlereaties
bathe' occurred. ed toonamen, Mr.
Jean Le Oallan, silversmith, of Brook-street, re-
permission to presort each of the royal
with the silver medal which had been struck in
commemoration of bar Majesty's former visit in 1846. This
was grated
imt ;en which Mr. Le Galina had the honour to
the medals, which ware meet granottaly valved. At
length the pnyerations for re-embarkation hang completed,
her Majesty sad the young princesses alighted, together
with tthheetrtr dielinguithed attendant; and, walking to the
royal bargee through the guard of honour, which good
than in readiness, the illestrions party re-embarked amid
the enthesiethe cheers of the multitude and a salute deed by
the intersid frigate: the splendid band of the 16th Regi-
ment playing fire, ' God save the Queen," and then the
National Anthem, Rule Britannia." Shortly afterwards
the guard of honour returned with the bend at their heed ;
end the mettitedie bents to disperse. About dve doieck •
royal saline Item Blicabeth Cowie announced the deberta-
time tithe royal party at et. noble's.
We mist sow revert to the movements of the royal piety
from the warn of their lending at Bt. Aubin's. An Intl-
meths having been given to Mr. Gregory, he, in accordencie
therewith, despeensed the carriages to St. Atibin's Immo-
Manly on lauding the royal itore, preceded by Colonel
I.e Contort, O. ',D.C., In his own catnaps, proceeded to
ft. Peter's Valley, and through that charming delve to
St. Mary's, thence through the pariahs, of St. John sad
'Welty, taking just a peep at Barley Bay and St. Martin's,
to St. Crtheriees Pier. By ibis rme her Majesty enjoyed a
quiet drive, and escaped that “matatorgn which Is one of the
penalties Indicted upon reveler royalty.
By this time the royal equiedron arrived off Corey ; and in
about half an hour, darter which Mine the Quern was
observed memeraing with Colonel Le Contour, her Majesty
and wile Nabs/tad on board the Fairy sander.
It wee new cow upon eight o'clock, and the beautiful day
bad bon semoooded by as beautiful an evening. The moon
aims with gorpeesing brilliancy. About midnight a change
was imilleated by flying clouds and continuous shear of
At three o'clock a thunder storm broke over the
blend, lightning being extremely vivid and the thunder
tremendous, ancoesded by torrential rain. Meenwhile the
royal equadtos lay agebeeed off Gorey. Abort tear o'ciock
the storm abated, mad the morning broke cool and brilliant.
We understand Anal about to o'clock yesterday the royal
squadron departed gram the maborage. steaming to the
&Aboard, whether for Garner, car the Wight we marmot