The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-07 00:00:00

Teensy night, at her house in
bulk samsrously and fashionably attended.
The Marchioness Dowager of Queensberry and
Lady Gagging Douglas has left their residsnoe in Landes-
skeet for St. Leonardo-on-Sea.

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The Earl of Chesterfield has left town for Brighton,
where his daughter, the Leap Evelyn Stanhope, is now
lieTtog•
The Earl of Sefton and Sir George Wombwell
have left London for Paris, as recta to Rome.
The Countess of Sefton and Lady Cecilia Moly-
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sera have left town on a visit to Mr. drenfill, at Taplow
Court, Bob.
The Earl and Countess of March have arrived in
lowa. The noble earl has taken a residenco in Lownda-
square for the WWII.
Viscountess Doneraile has issued cards for an
emembly to-morrow evening, at her residence in Psa-
lms. . .

Lord and Lady Begot have arrived at Dover
House, Whitehall, from their seat in Staffordshire.
Sir Anthony and Lady de Rothschild have arrived
in town, from their seat, Aston Clinton, Burks.
Viscountess Palmerston bad an assembly last
evening at her mansion in Piccadilly. The general circle in-
cluded the Earl and Countess of Clerendoa end the Ladles
Villiers (2), Lord John Ramie and the Misses Russell (2),
Lord and Lady Crenworth, Lord Panmure, the Right Hon.
Sir G. Grey, M.P., and Lady Grey, the Right Hon. Sidney
Haber; M.P., the Eight Hon. Sir C. Wood, M.P., sad
Lady Mary Wood, the Right Hon. Sir Q. C. Lewis, M.P.
and Lady Theresa Lewis and Miss Lister, the Right Hon.
Sir B. Hall, M.P., the Right Hon. J. D. Filmerald,
M.P., the Right Hon. W. B. Gladstone, M.P., and
Mrs. Gladstone, the Right Hon. Sir W. G. Hayter,
M.P., sod Lady Hayter, the Right Hon. Sir A. Cockburn
and Mies Cockburn, the Right Hon. F. Peel end Mrs.
Peel, the Right Hon. R. V. Smith, M.P., and Mrs. Smith,
the Right Ron. W. F. Cowper, M.P., the Right Hon. Sir
Hamilton Seymour and the Mimes Seymour (2), Sir Rote=
Peel, M.P., gni Lady Emily Peel, and Miss De Rothschild,
Sir John Shelley, M.P., end Lady Shelley, Sir Henry Raw-
limos, Baron Puerto, Mr. Pealed, Mr. Akroyd, M.P., and
Mrs. Akroyd, Re. Previously to the aseembly, the noble
viscount and viscountiee entertained at dinner his Excel-
larr..7 the Austrian soloistsr and the Countess Apponyi and
the Countess Maris Paumgartem, hie Excellency the Prus-
sian minister and the Countess de Benatorff, his Excellency
the Haaoverian Minister, Count Palen, the Earl of St. Cler-
mow the Earl and Countess of AGM, the Earl Cowper,
time Zed and Countess of Shdtesionry and Lady Victoria
Ashby, Mr. Arthur Russell, M.P., Re.
A supplemental spring meeting was held yester-
day, at the Royal Ignacio Society's Gardens, Regent's-park.
With one or two exceptiocs there was no remarkable supply
of novelties, the distinguishing charaotarlatioa of the society
being some splendid collections of makes, roses, chamois%
hyacinths, tulips, and some exquisite exotic, called into life
and bloom by We Sae but fickle month of blossoms. A
splendid pineapple from the Azores, landed In England after
thirteen days' come, was one of the finest specimens
of that rich and golden fruit, and appeared ready
to malt into the first mouth that approached it.
Among the visitors, the total number present being 2,203,
were his Royal Higher" the Prince Compri, her Royal
Highness the Dawdles' of Cambridge, her Royal Highest=
the Pelee= Mary of Cambridge, her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Seas Coburg, her Royal Higbee= the Duchess
rAmmle, the Count= of Bean:hemp, the Colette= of
Jenny, the Dowslor Lady Clinton, Lady O'Shauglassany,
Lady Walston, Lady hi'Fariane, Sir Roderick and Lady
Mumble= Sir William Wallace, Sir James and Lady
lithe% Sir William Newton, Lord Btrangford,
On the fourth list of subscriptions to the fund
which is being raised for the Neapolitan exiles, we observe
the following The city of Manchester (first instalment),
6001.; Earl of Glasgow, 201.; the Marquis of Westminster,
261.; the Berl Granville, 261.; the Right Hoe. H.
Launcher*, M.P., Ml.; Sr George Phillip% Bart., 261.;
C. Morrison, Esq., 26/. ; Rt. Hon. the Speaker of the House
of Co mm= 26/. ; Lord Londesborough, 251. ; Lord
Caltborpe, ; the Earl of Cerliele, 261.; John Gamey,
Esq., M.P., 261.; Thomas Lisle Follett, Esq., 251.; John
Welter, En., M.P., 201.; the Mayor of Kendal, 201.;
General Fox, 201.; Paul Farrell, ILeq , 201.; Willi's'
Thomas Meyer, Esq., IA; General C. R. Fox, 201. ; Jones
Loyd and Co., 214; Lord Brealelbaree, 201.
A grand entertainment his been given at Rome
by the Ambassador of France to the nines of Wales, Queen
Christina, the Dale George of Mecklenburg, end all the
Roman phoneme, end the English parsons of distinction,
who were all presented in their turn to the Prises cf Wales
by the Duchess de Grommet.
The appointment of Mr. Peacoat to the Chief-
Inaticesbip of Bengal, annowtorkin a letter from Bombay,
vacates a teat in the council of Cognate.
Sir John Lawrence arrived at Marseilles on Mon-
day by the Panther from Bombay. As the mewl was placed
la queranane fer two dap, he would not be able to leave
before yesterday (Welnssday) afternoon.
An amateur performance will take place at the
St. Jamie Theatre, this evening, in aid of the funds of the
Royal Dramatic College. The amateurs will be assisted by
the following ladies, who have kindly volunteered their valu-
able services :—MLses Y. Oliver sad Marie Wilton, Mimes
E. Tema% Emily Allen, Fanny Wright, and Mrs. Coe.