The Express.
London, England, 1867-12-06 00:00:00

the Culla.

WINDSOR CASTLE, DEC. 5.
The Queen walked in the grounds and drove
yesterday afternoon, accompanied by Prince Leopold.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louise. went to
London this morning, and honoured Mr. J. Foley with a
visit to his studio, where her Majesty inspected the model
of the statue of the Prince Consort, intended for the Uni-
versity of Cambridge, as well as the various models for the
group being executed by Mr. Foley for the national
memorial to the Prince Consort.

Her Majesty also honoured Mr. M. Noble with a visitto
his studio, and inspected the model of a colosaal statue of
her Majesty, to be presented to the Victoria Gardens,
Bombay, by the Guicower King of Bared& ; and the
models of the Bassoon memorial of the Prince Consort, to
be presented to the Victoria and Albert Museum at
Bombay.
Her Majesty afterwards went to the Horticultural Gar-
dens at South Kensington, and ascended the terrace of the
conservatory, from whence the works in progress for the
Albert Hall were pointed out ; and at the same time a
model of the hail and the different plans of it were ex-
plained to the Queen by Colonel Scott, of the Royal En-
gineers.
Her Majesty returned to Windsor Castle before luncheon.

In attendance were the Hon. Caroline Cavendish, the
Hon. Flora Macdonald, Lieutenant-General Hon. C. Grey,
Lord Charles Fitzroy, and Colonel Du Plat.
Princess Louise, Prince Leopold, and Princess Beatrice,
attended by Lady Churchill, Lady Caroline Barrington,
the Hon. Flora Macdonald, and Lord Charles Fitzroy,
honoured M. and Madame Van de Weyer with their pre-
sence at a dance ►t New Lodge last evening.

Prince and. Princess of Teak and the infant Princess have
arrived at the Castle on a visit to her Majesty.
Princess Henrietta of Schleawig-Holstain and the Right
Hon. Sir John Pakington dined with the Queen aLI the
Royal Family yesterday.

A deputation from the Metropolitan Board of Works,
consisting of Sir John Thwaites, Colonel Hogg, M.P., Mr.
Le Breton, Mr. Hall, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Pollard, an.) Mr.
Cresy, had an interview with the Hight Hon. Gathorne
Hardy, at the Home.office, yesterday, relative to bars and
other obstructions in the metropolis.
A deputation from the Ottom►n Railway Company, con-
sisting of Sir Macdonald Stephenson (chairman), Mr. Alex-
ander Derail: (deputy chairman), General Tremenhere,
Mr. Seymour Teuton, Mr. James Edward Coleman
(directors), and Mr. Cooke (secretary), had an interview
with Lord Stanley at the Foreign-office, yesterday,

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A telegraphic despatch received at Calcutta gives
an account of the state entry of the Viceroy into Lucknow
on the 9th ult. Great preparations had been made for •
fortnight before his excellency's snivel, in order to ensure
him a magnificent and fitting reception. The grievances
of Sir Mann Sing and all his compeers being now
removed, or at any rate greatly alleviated, by the
pending legislative enactment, the whole of the
Talookdars and landed aristocracy were present to manifest
their good-will to his excellency and their loyalty to the
raj and the aevereign he represents. A cortege of 700 ele-
phants was formed, and the nobles, mounted thereon,
passed in review before the Viceroy, who was throned on
the slope of the ruins of the Baillie Guard, not far
from the grave of his illustrious brother. In addi-
tion to these accessories of display, and the British
troops which would, of course, be in attendance on his
excellency, there were in the station the troops of the
Rupoorthulla Rajah--cavalry, infantry, and artillery, who
had been on the march for more than • month to meet the
" Lord Sahib Bahadoor." There were also the cavalry and
infantry of the Bulrampore Rajah and other native troops.
On the 11th his excellency was to hold a levee
and • reception of princes of the late royal
family of Oude, his full dress dinner at the
Chnttur Munail, and Lady Lawrence's "At Home"
taking place the same evening. On Tuesday, the 12th
there was to be a Durbar to receive the Talookdars and
their address, after which the Talookdara' Fete was to
take place. On Wednesday, 13th, his excellency bad
arranged to lay the foundation stone of Canning College,
after which there was to be • viceregal ball in the Chuttur
Maned in the evening. Thursday was set apart for a
review of the troops and for Mrs. Strachey'a party ;
Friday for the Oude Commission ball ; and Saturday for
the illumination of Roosseinabad. The Vicerry would
leave Lucknow on the 18th of November, toy arrive in
Calcutta on the 19th.

Tho Duke and Duchess of Beaufort are enter-
taining company at Badminton.

The Earl and Countess of Clarendon and Lady
Emily Villiers have left town on a Continental tour for the
winter.

The Countess (Frances) Waldegrave and the
Right Hon. Chichester Fortesoue, M.P., received at dinner
lass week, at their residence in Carlton-gardens, their
Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess d'Autuale, their
Serene Highnesses the Prince and Princess Edward of
Saxe-Weimar, Viscount Torrington, Lord Stanley of
Alderley, Lord Houghton, Lady Moleaworth, the Hon. F.
Leveson Gower, M.P., Mr. Bernal Osborne, M.P., Mr.
Hayward, Mr. William Harcourt, Mr. Caicraft, Re.
Yesterday the eldest daughter of Viscountess
Jocelyn was buried at Sawbridgeworth Church, near
Bishop's Stortford, Herta, in the neighbourhood of Hyde
Hall, the seat of the Earl of Roden. The mortal remains
of the lamented deceased, so prematurely taken from her
friends, were removed from Park-lane, and conveyed by
railway to Bishop's Stortford. As the coffin was deposited
in ita het resting-place, two wreaths of Sewers—which, we
understand, were placed by her Majesty on the coffin when
on a visit of condolence to Viscount,. Jocelyn a few days
ago—were laid on the lid.

On Wednesday last the Rev. Hugh Hathorn
Wood, elerk, ILA., was instituted to the rectory of Poke-
geld, in Suffolk, on the presentation of the Rev. Edmund
Hoßoad, clerk, Wm. Long, and James Morgan Strachan,
Fags., and the Rev. Charles Kemble, clerk.
.

dines HomprraL. —At a general court of the
governors of this institution held yeeterdey, Mr. John
GummyHoare, of lenbard-street, wee unanimously elected
President of the hospital, in place of the Right Hon. Sir
Imadence Peel, who has resigned the office.

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