The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-09 00:00:00

Irbt Court.

The Queen will hold a privy council this day
(Saturday) at Buckingham Palace.
The Duchess of Kent visited the Queen yeateniay at
Wirier Castle.

The Queen and the Prime Consort left Windsor Castle
he amidagham Palm* al IS saidis Wore 4 o'clock
prime/ afternoon, asseispaeled by he sing of the
the Plano A 1.., Prince Arthur, the Primers§
Sae" link" eel Deatiq sad the Count of Flanders.
The royal ladle esedeled of the °mate= of Desert,
lay Caroline Beerbohm, the Hes. bevy Kerr, the Hoe.
Mary %heel, Lord Caney% he Bea. Z. reaCkTill• West.
Major General the Hes. Meths Ony. Nejortieswel
lisystaar. Lieutenisuat-Oakesi the Hon. D. de Roe, Colonel
Oemd di Moerkerka, Dr. Re*, Major Burnell, sad
Mier 112plizetose.

item rOyal porgy pneeesied be the station of the Great
Western Railway at Windsor, where a guard of honour of
the Coldstream Gime was on duty. The Queen was cow.
'eyed by a venial Wit to town.

Her Majesty Will alessisit by a detachment of Light
Dragoons from the Prilbgton Terminus to Buckingham
Palace, where the Q. arrived at 25 minutes before 5
o'clock, and was received by the Earl of Bt, Germans,
Viscount Sydney, Viscount Castleroase, sod Major-General
Wilda.

Mon Lespoid
shames from Wind mile. BuckinghamBuckingham Palace yesterday

The PrinejOasrart reds en horseback yesterday after-
man attended by hie liqrserry-M.Waiting.
The Orme and Rise Omer% asoceepanied by the King
el the lislgises sad the Prisms Alice, hoooured the per-
forming' s& the Oiympie Theatre with their peaea Let
In attendance wore the Courtin at Hou.
=osioi;siLor the Camels, Majortlenseel Seymour, Linde.
d Hoe. D. de Roe, Carmel •Count de Hoer-
kirks, aid Dr. Koepl.
The Aimee et Halos, Weeded by Major-General the
Hem Z. Hisao and Ideril•Coloael Keppel, left Windsor
CaslM yeakeday, end relimwed to Oxford.
The Mohan a Cambridge and the Princess Mary, at-
tended by Lei/ Geraldine Somerset and Lieut.-Colonel
Home Peeves, lelt Windsor Castle yesterday for their rele-
ases at Hew.

Cambridge, attended by Colonel Tyrwhitt,
left Wirier Crake yesterday and 'erased to London.
Prince Louis and Prince Henry of Haim, attended by
Barnette...dm Capeilsa, left Windeoreastle for London yes-
laday meaniss.
Viscera& Pasasentan left Windsor Cacti on Thursday
aftennen, sad returned to town. The other visitors
raps at Winders Castle took their departure yestenlay.
of ,team-tog owners had an interview with
Mr Ga.rtaLlet: yesterday at the Home-office.
General Decay, Minnier from the Republic of Hayti,
had an interview with Lord John Russell yesterday at the
Foreign-Ake.
A meeting of the Finance Committee of the Royal Com-
mission for the Exhibition of 1851 was held yesterday et
the Privy Council-altos. There were present : Earl Cram-
villa (chairman), Lord Overdone, the Right Hon. It. Lowe,
M.P. ; Mr Alexander Spearman. Bart. ; Mr. Thomas
Baring, M.P. ; Mr. W. Coulson, Q.C. ; Mr. C. W. bilks;
Mr. T. F. Gibson, and Mr. Edgar Bow?* (secretary).
Despatches were mut from the Colonial-office yesterday to
the Goveroore of Canada, the Falkland Island", and the
Bahamas. Despatches were received from the Lord High
Commissioner of the lonian Island'.

The Duke and Duchene of Montrose have been
passing the Ascot rue week at Hain, Surrey, where their
graces have taken a villa for six weeks.

The Duchess of Sutherland has been called from
town to Lauristoe House, near Edinburgh. be the illness
of Lord Ronald Lemnos Gower. The duke remains at
Cliefden, near If aiderdmad.

The Counteee Cowper entertained at dinner on
Thursday last the Fed and Countess de Grey, Lord Stan•
ky of Alderley, Count Paden, Viscount Raynham, Han.
W. Cowper, Viscountess Jocelyn, Hon. Henry Cowper,
kc. The ball announced for the 15th inst. is unavoidably
put off.

Viscountess Stratford de Redoliffe's some
siesteeMe to their Royal Highnesses the Duchene of Cam•
bridge sad the Princess Mary will take place at 25, Oros-
esece-wmare, osi Thursday, the 28th inst.
Lord and Lady Gough and family have arrived
at the Queen's Hotel, Upper Norwood.

The Right Hon. Loral Stanley, M. P., has (says
the N0r.4,14 Neo.) during the past week been on a visit to
Richard Flagge, Eel., at Garwood Hall. The noble lord
has usually, when visiting Lynn, favoured his constituents
with his views on public matters. Upon this occasion,
however, probably fmni the unsettled state of parties, this
areelleat eastern has been departed from.
The Scotsman of yesterday states the Marquis of
Bresdatham has relinquished for the use of her Majesty
the apartments in Holyrood Palace which his lordship and
mamma= have held for many years. The rooms are on
the south side of the palace, and in immediate connexion
TM them of her Majesty. The Dukes of Hamilton and
Argil an now the only noblemen possessing apartments
is Holyrood. The same paper also mays that her Royal
Highness the Duchess of Kent has rented leuriston Castle,
near Edinburgh, for the summer mouths. Her royal high.
nem and mute are expected to take possession shortly.
On Thursday last the following gentlemen were
elected Fellows of the Royal Society : F. A. Abel, Esq. ;
T. Baring. Esq., Y.P. ; J. F. Bateman, Esq. ; E. B.
Sequard, Y.D. ; It C. Carringtoe, Esq. ; F. Calton. Esq. ;
J. a GRUM, Esq. ; Sir W. Jardine, Bart. ; T. D. Key,
; J. Lifter, Esq.; Rev. R. Main, M.A. ; R. W. Myhse,
Esq. ; R. Palmer, Esq., Q.C. ; J. T. Quekett, Fag. ;
Width, M.D.

Lady Eastlake has undertaken to superintend
the erne of lira Janmeon's volume of the " Life of Christ
sal John the Haptiet," which we. annosnoed to complete
the ieriee of " Legendary Art."
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The Society of Antiquaries will, we (A thencront)
hear. extend its meetings for the present nation, is order
to bold, on the 21st instant, an exhibition of ancient plate
and other articles of antiquarian interest beiragiag to some
City cowpanies. An opportunity of seeing Wises varier
objects brought together in the apartments of the society
at Somenet House should attract ea nausea gathering of
the lawn.

The will of Sir Charles Barry, R. A., F.R.8.,
late a the Elm,. Clapham-common, and of No. 1, 011
Paine-yard, !Westminster, architect, mu proved is the
primenel registry on the 4th June, by the executors mad
trades; Charles Bury and Edward Middleton Barry,
sous, who are both architect.: William Hoary Bony,
his nephew; aad Thomas Goober, solicitor. The
!may wss swore ender 80,0001. To his wife he bas
left all his furniture, plate, Hun, china, sad carriages for
her own absolute use : also as immediate legacy of 5001. sod
a life interest in the whole of his property, mind personal,
with power of appointment aad disposal by hie will to their
children in such manner as she may direct ; sad In delimit
thereof be bequeath. the same to his chikbes equally.
netnews. we 'averted with power to carry net sod sear
plebs bslblle eontriets in bead and on had war ids resi-
dence, Cludaini-common. The will is es clerk and is es..
WNW ea three sheeta el brief, sad burr dais Dereadier
1;1!87, aad wu witsassed by Join Lewis Welk slim.
adegtos, sad Asa Parker, servant to Sir amiss.