The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-10 00:00:00

DEPARTURE OF THE COURT FROM WINDSOR.

The Queen and the Prince Consort, with the
junior members of the royal family end suite, will take their
departure from the Castle for Buckingham Palace on Monday
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Her Majesty and the Prince Consort will return to the
Castle at the latter end of May ar beginning of Jane, to dis-
pense their hospitality to the 111111111.10113 intuit:rims visitors
who are expected to arrive at the Castle on the first, second,
third, sad fourth days of Jams, the days of the Ascot Races.

DEPARTURE OP THE PRINCE OF WALES FOR IRE-
LAND.—Thin day (13atarday) the Prism of Wales, attended
by hie tutor (Mr. Gibbs), end other gentlemin of the court,
ertll take sears of his royal parents, end proceed to Ireland.

The Counters de Penigny, who has been indis-
posed for some days put, is much better. The comae's, we
believe, intends visiting one of the watering plume on the
month meat before returning to France.
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Hie Excellency Monsieur Charles Baudin has left
Peston's Hotel for Paris.

The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort will return
to town early next week, from Badminton, where they
have been entertaining a select circle of visitors during the
holidays.

The Marquis of Lansdowne arrived in town on
Wednesday, from &wood. The noble marquis left Lans-
downe Home yesterday for Rammate.
The Marchioness of Clanricarde will return to
town on Turley, from visiting the Berl and Countess of
Cork, at Marston Hamm Somerentahlre. The noble mar-
quis Is expected In town st the letter end of next week, from
Ireland.

The Earl and Countess of Derby, and Lady Emma
Stanley, returned to London yesterday morning, from a visit
to the Queen at Windsor Cast/e. The countess will h•ve an
assembly on Wednesday next, at the family mansion in St.
James's-square.
The Earl and Countess of Shelburne have left
Bowood, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of Alla,-
bury, at Savernake Lodge, Wilts.

The Countess Dowager Grey and Lady Georgina
Grey will return to town on Monday from a tour of Maim.

The Countess of Longford and Lady Louisa
Pakenham bare returned to Bruton-street, from Brighton.
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The Countess of Belmere will arrive in town, on
Monday, for the mem, from Ireland.

The Earl of Hopetonn has arrived at Long's
Hotel, from Vlama.

The Countess Dembinski and family have left the
Bronaerick Hotel, St. James's, for Paris.

Viscountess bungarran and Lady Elisabeth Boyle
come to town, to-day, from Reading, for the moon.

The Lord Chancellor will receive the Judges,
Queen's Counsel, &c., at his loedship's residence, in Eaton-
square, on Thursday neat, the first day of Baster Term, at
twelve o'clock.

lady Stanley of Alderley arrived in town yester-
day from visiting General and We. Scott, at Thorpe, near
Chertrey. The noble lord is expiated in town early next
week from Alderley.

The Speaker and Lady Charlotte Denison come
to town trday from Oesington Park, Newark. The right
hon. gentleman will hqld his next parliamentary dinner on
Saturday, the 17th instant. Her ladyship intend, to give a
series of evening parties during the season.

Lady Peel -and the Right Hon. Frederick and
lbs. Peal will return to town on Monday from Hampton
Arden, whirs they have been passing the holidayr.
Mr. and Lady Harriet Vernon have arrived at
their reaidenco in Upper Beignive-stawet, from visiting the
Bari sad Cowden of Lichfield, at Renton Abbey, Stafford-
shire.

Sir John Pakington's levees will not, it is under-
stood, be bald until tbe month of June.

Tie Weekly Register of this day announces the
reception into the Roman catholic church of Lord Norreys,
Oldie's= of the Earl of Abingdon, and by his mother
graham to the l►te Archbishop of York (Vernon Harcourt).
His lordship nes received by Cardinal Wiseman. It is
Mated that a marriage is on the tapir between Lord Norms
and the daughter of Colonel Townley.

Lord Gloderich delivers a lecture on " The History
of India," in the Philosophical Ilan, Leeds, on Thursday
evening next.

The recently-acquired pictures from the Lom-
bardi collection will be exhibited to the public in the National
Oe/lety next Monday.

Mrs. Ward's picture, " Howard's Farewell to
Englead," ham been purchased, we (41thaserume) understand,
b Mr. Bailey for engraving, and will be planed in the m-
imeo's bends ea ecoun as the Royal Academy skull hare
gives up Its posseseion.

_ . .
TUE GOVERNMENT AND THE INDIA BILL.—no
very object of the frank and bold proceeding, of oastiag the
hill upon the table before the recess, wee to allow time for
ariticirm of errary kind, in order that, when parliament re-
arerubled, the government might have gathered the opi-
nions of many oompetent judges rand might be prepared to
act on thole opinions. It le probable that, when the asoond
reading is proposed, those clauses which bare excited the
most hostile remark will be modified, and the whole question
placed In such a position as to make It difficult to refuse
aseent.—Pries.

TUB FINANCIAL STATEMENT.—tinIees circum-
swims should compel a chase, the Chinoslktr of the
Exchequer will probably make his daanclal statement cc
Friday next. Then is no Broad he erpeotiag say amity,
se on, amain proposals. The abbe /Malty of the etas
arises simply Am the falling dm of ewe of Mr. Gladsteatee
lihntrequer Benda; and the gamed milks le, that the
simplest soma will be merely to mire then. Beery as
sea see est the extraordinary dreamehmate of the put
year mut lave preainded a harpist; sod It ire be ear:
plebs if they de sot, wow ca kW, am ailant a mall
addkisa le tree debt; bat, wisest tended sr alluded, it
wall be pramina la stamp at pumlleitikele.—Avu.