The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-13 00:00:00

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There waa no addition to the royal ginner party
yeelarday.

The Queen and the Prince Consort, accompanied by Prince
Alfred, Princess Alice, and Prises Louie of Haws, left
Whitler for Oxford at a quarter past 10 o'clock this morn-
ing by a special train on the Great Western Railway. In
attendance were the Duchess of Athol, the Hon. Emily
Oatboart, Lord Charles Fitzroy, Major Du Plat, and Raron
von Westerwedler.

Oa arriving at Oxford, where the Prince of Wales (at-
Mended by liajorGeneral the Hon. H. Brute and Liendesaant-
Colonel Koppel) was in waiting, her Majesty and the royal
party were conducted to Frown-hall, the Primer's residence.
portly alter, the Queen, attended by the Vies. Chancellor
and the authorities of the University, proceeded to view the
different colleges and other object of interest, and returned
about 2 o'clock to lancheon ►t Frewin.hall. The Vice

tikencellor end the Dean et Christchurch had the honour
of ►e!e` invited to meet her Majesty at luncheon.
At ten minutes to 4 o'clock the Queen and royal party
kit Oxford, and arrived at Windsor Castle about 20minutes
past 5 o'clock.

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yeoter-
day. An appal from the High Court of Admiralty " The
Madan," end "A. H. Stevens" (pert baud), was ooncloded,
and an appeal Erma the ammo court, " The Julia," was com-
monori. The lords prima ware Lord Chelmsford, Lord
Kingsdown, and Mr Z. Byes

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO OXFORD.

OXFORD, WIDIMIDAY.

Her Majesty visited this University and city for
the first time duos her toned A to the throne this day, but
rather in a private capacity, as no demonstration was
regnired either on the part of the University or city. It
was generMly understood that the object of her Majesty's
visit was a complimentary one to the University authorities,
by way of recopisdng the attention pod to his Royal High.
o• the Priem of Wales, nil as a parthig compliment on
his leaving the University. The Queen, emempanied by the
PrinesOoenet, the Prince's Alice, Prises Abed, Prince Louis
at Hem, Lord Charles Fitzroy (equerry to the Queen), Major
Du Plat (equerry tothe Prince Consort), the Ditcher of Athol,
sad the Hon. Mw Cathcart, arrived in Orford by the Great
Western Railway at 11.25. They were received by the
Prince of Wales, Major•Oenenl the Hon. R. Bruce, sad
lieeteeentOolonel Koppel. The Oxford City Volunteer
Rifle Corps attended as a guard of honour, and presented
arms as the arrival of her Majesty.

The royal party at once procieeded to Prewen Hall, and
shortly after paid ► visit to Christ Church, Magdalen Col-
lege, New College, the University Museum, Bodleian Li-
brary, Divinity Schools, Convocation /loom, Examining
Schools, Sheidonian; Theatre, and the New Chapel of
Balliol, and Exeter College Chapel. The royal party
them went to Yrewen Hall, the residence of his
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, where they
partook of luncheon, after which they visited the
Taylor Gallery, Taylor Institution, and the Radcliffe
Library. About 4 o'clock the royal party proceeded to the
Great Western Railway Station, where the Oxford City
Rifle Corps again attended as a guard of honour and pre-
sented arms on the arrival of her Majesty.
Soon after 4 o'clock her Majesty and suite left Oxford
amid the deafening cheers of some thousands of people.
Throughout her Majesty's progress through the University
sad city nothing could exceed the enthusiasm of all classes.