The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-06 00:00:00

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Adderisy, C. B. . —..
°mon, Sir IL Palk, Sir L
Arnott, .1. H. Hassard. M. Papillon, P.O.
Astell, Sir J. Hennemy, J. P. Parker, Major W.
' Bantle H. J. lintlgkinson, G. Pollud-Urquhart,W
Barttelot, Ksior Holmeidale, Vinci. Quinn. R.
Rathiust, P. H. Hood, Sir A. A. Rowley, R. T.
Reach, W. W. Hopwood, J. T. Rusnell, Sir W.
Rewash, F. R. llumberston, P.R. Ralionone, Akira.
Beecrott, O. 8. Hunt, O. W. Scott. Sir W.
Rosana, a W. Jervolse, Captain Selwyn, c J.
Bridges PA: I& W. Johnston., H. H. Seymour. Sir M.
Huller. Hr A. W. Jones, D. Smith, S. U.
Burghley. lewd Kekewlch. S. T. Rouen, J.
Cairn. Sir H. Kelly, Sir V. Stewart. Sir M. R.
Carnegie, C. Kendall. N. Stuart, LL.CoI. W.
Close. M. C. Kennard, R. W. Sullivan, H.
Cochrane. A. D. Karr, Colonel Talbot, W. C.
Coningham, W. Lacon, Sir E. Taylor, Col.
Cubitt, G. Leathain, L. A. Thynne, Lard L
Darner, S. D. Lennox Lord O. G. Torreon, I.
Deedes, W. Lenile. W. Trends, C. H.
Duke, Sir J. LiddelL If G. Upton, Own.
Dunne, Col. Iniulasy, Colonel Valletort, Viscount
Edwurds, Major Lecklo,rt, A. E. Vance, J.
Kgerton, W. MicEvoy, L Vanaittark W.
Parnitinr, Sty M. Mackinrion,W.(Lym) Walcott. Admiral
Yellowee, L Manners, Lord J. Wallington, J. W.
FltsGeraid, W. B. Maxwell, Colonel Wemyan, J. H.
Renter, sir U. Milford, W. T. White, J.
Gard, R. 8., Monson. W. J. Wyld, James
George, J. Monis, D. Wyndham, H.
Gore. J. R. Mowbray, J. E. Wyndham, P.
Greenall. G. Mare, D. 1111.1.131.
Greene, J. Ogilvy, Sir John Elphinstone, Sir J.
Grath, C. D. Psklugton, SIrJ. Stracey, Sir H.

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Agar.Ellls. L G. Poijande. Y. J. Moffatt, G.
Agnew, ar A. Forster, W. E. Paget, Lord A.
Antrohus, E. Fortescue, F. D. Paget, LortlC.
Atherton, Sir W. Fortesene. C. 8. Palmerston, Viset,
Ayrtim, A. 8. Gavin. Major Pease, H.
Banes, E. Gibson, T. M. Peel, F.
Baring, Sir F. T. Gifford, Earl of Pilklngton, J.
Baring, T. G. Gilpin. C. Pritchard, J.
Berkeley, IL Y. Gladstone, W. Proby, Lord
Naga I. Glyn, G. 0 Pugh, D.
BonhaM•Carter, J. Goldsmld, Slr F. H. Puller, C. W.
Bouverle, P. P. Gower, Y. L Bonham, Viscount
Buckley, Gen. Greenwood, J. Ricardo, 0.
Bury. Viscount °region, 8. Russell, H.
Butt, I. Grey, Sir G. Bt. Aubyn, J.
Buxton. C. Danbury, R. Shelley, Sir J. V.
CardwelL E. Hanley, T. Smith, M. T.
Castlenwse, Visct. Rapier, Sir W. G. Smith, Augnstus
Childers, H. C. Heaillam, T. K. Btacpoole, W.
clay. J. Henesge, G. Y. Btansfeld J.
Clifford. C. C. Healey. J. W. Thyane, Lord H.
(live. G. Hersey. Lord A. Trate, Colonel H.
Carper, W. P. Hutt, W. Vane, Lord H.
traufned. E. H. Jennyn, Fist Villiers. C. P.
Dalglish. A. Kershaw, J. Vyner, R. A.
Davey, It. Elugstote, Col. Watkins. Colonel L.
Davie, Colonel F. Kinnard. A. Y. Whitbread, S.
Douglas, Sir C. Lawson, W. Wood, Sir C.
Dankellin, Lord Lewis, 81e G. C.
Woods, H.
Irma, T. W. Locke, J.
Iwo% J. C. Lowe, H. mufti.
Ca. MaekM, J. Brand, H B.
lernoirul Plattlis, P. W. Dunbar, Sir H.
Raley, A. S. Korth; J.

EDt Court.

OSBORNE, MARCH 3.
There was no addition to the royal dinner party
yesterday.
The Royal Family drove in the grounds.

A deputation from rhelsenand Kensington had an inter-
view yeaterday with Viscount Palmerston. The deputation
consisted of, from Chelsea—Dr. Diplock and Mr. Calib
Collier, churchwardens • Mr. T. H. Walker, chairman of the
of beard guardians ; and Manors. W. Hall, J. Perry, B. W.
Jones, Newton Finch, J. Barry W. Whitehead., W. Living.
don, E. Newman, J. Burnett, W. Foy, Martin W. Cady,
—Jones, J. H. Leete, W. Cox, W. Davis and J. Delany,
chairmen of vestry board' and Mr. C. lithos, vestry clerk.
Prom Kensington—Lord Enfield, M.P., Mr. Robert Han.
bury, M.P., -Messrs. Tones. teCullagb, Noy.
dwell, Bridges, Blue, Ball, Danford, Freeman, W. H.
Heat, Richardson, W. Adams Day, C. Collier, Thomas
Watkins Arcbbutt, and R. Green, vestry clerk.
A deputation from the Chiswick Improvement Commis.
dopers had an interview yesterday with the Right Hon. Bit
(i. C. Lewis at the HOlll4l-offiCO on the subject of the re-
amendment of the Metropolis Local Management Act se to
the reapportionment of the Rock Loan by the Metropolitan
Board of Works.

A deputation from Burnley, Lan,ishire, transacted busi-
ness at the Home-office yesterday.
A deputation from the Board of Guardians of the Town-
ship of Leeds had an interview with the Poor•law Board
yesterday.
Despatches were sestaiterday from the Colonial-office
to the governors of the of Good Hope, Natal, and St.
Helena, land to the Land igh Commissioner of the lonian
Islas&

The funeral of the late Lotri Braybrooke took
place at Littlebury, near Saffron Walden, on the anniver-
sary of the death of his grandfather, the second baron.
Among the mourners were the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer, the Earl of St. Germans, Lord Wenlock, Lord Lyt-
eltoa, the Earl of Norbary, Sir Stephen Wynne, Sir
Henry Vavasour, the Hoe. C. C. Neville, the Hon. and
Rev. Latimer Neville, Vice.Cbaacellor of the University of
Cambridge, &a.

The Hon. Maria Liddell, eldest daughter of Lord
Havensworth, will shortly be united to Colonel Sir David
Wood, K.C.B.

Wo (Peat) are requested to contradict the state-
ment that Bishop Spencer had refused the Dessery d
Exeter, except upon certain specified conditions.

Sir Lawrence Palk, to-morrow, will ask the Se-
cretary of State for ladle whether he has received a copy
of a statement made ly Mr. Ling in anticipation of his
departure for India, in his own vindication, to a committee
appointed by the Great Western of Canada Railway Company,
April 4, leio, to investigate certain charges impugning his
character ; and, if so, if he will lay it on the table of the
house.

Major Gavin will to-morrow rusk the Under-Se-
cretary of State fur War whether his attention has been
called to the ease of Thelwall r. Yelverton ; and whether
the name of Major Yelverton is to be retained in her Ma-
jesty's Army List.

In the event of the Irremovable Poor Bill, and
the Removal of Scotch and Irish Poor Bill, being read a
second time, Mr. Edwin James will move that those bills be
referred to the select committee to inquire into the sidmi-
nitration of the relief of the poor now sitting.
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The Dublin Er tting Paekt a Conservative jour-
nal, calls attention to the fact that, while there are eight
Ronan catholic judges on the Irish bench to four Pratte-
taste, the respective merits and claims of the Protestaet
and Roman catholic portions of the by are tested by the
Yelvertoo trial. It would he impossible to magnify the in-
terests at stake in the estimation of the parties, yet there
was not a single Roman catholic barrister employed cm
either side.

Mr. Severn,the newly-appointed British Consul,
has wired in Rome, sad on the 24th ult, had his fiat
official interview with Monsignor Berardi, under•secatary
of state. " Mr. Severn's loos residence in Rome twenty
years ago," writes a correspoodent, " renders it peculiarly
agreeable to him to revisit the Eternaleity,and to renew his
habits of intimacy with the artistical celebrities who have
survived from that period."