The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-19 00:00:00

ass ROYAL HIGHNESS THE ram DUCHESS

01 KENT.

Monday next, between 1 and 2 o'clock, are the
day and boar filed for the interment of the remains of
her late Royal Highness, the Duchies of Kiwi. Till thee
the body will remain at Fremeors. On the day lard for
the interment the remains will be removed from Frogmen
to Windsor at 4 o'clock is the morning, and with the
strictest privacy. As the distance from Fromm to Wind-
sor is little over a mile, the body will, by this arrangement,
be laid in the il'olsey Chapel, adjoining the Chapel Royal,
before daylight. Hare it will remain until the hour fixed
for the fuoeral ceremony, when the procession will be
formed and the coffin carried into the Chapel Royal, where
the service for the deed will be read sad sung. The body
will then be temporarily deposited is the royal vault,
which already contaiss the remains of so many of oar
nation's rulers. Withia a comparatively meet period bar
late royal highness ordered the erection of a mausoleum at
hewer% which will be completed within a month or six
vests hem the present deb& Whet ready, in complausee
with the whhes of the Illustrious deceased, the body
will be privately removed from the vault of the Chapel
TWA sad lastly deposited at Frogmore. The remains,
se meal, will be osokeed is four coffins—two of plain
solid mahopuiy, ow of lead, sad an outer cam of spay
awl crimson velvet. The two inner coffins were mad dowel
yesterday.
We are requested to state that the Speaker's part amen.
tary dinner fur to-morrow has been put off by reason of
the lamented death of her Royal Highness the Ducheri of

lu cosmogooses of the death of her Royal Highness the
Mehra of Kent, the meets of her idajenty's hounds ad-
vertised fur this week ►ill not take place.

The Earl and Countess of Craven and family
bays fah tows for Ashdown Park, Barka.

Frances Countess Waldegrave's evening party in
postponed from to-morrow to Wednesday, April 10.
The Counter Ponlett has left London for Hin-
ton Ra. George, Somonetshire.

Viscount anti Viscountess Dutigannon have
arrived at the Queues Hotel, Upper Norwood.

Baron de Billing has lefiAlbert-gate House for
BackLod House, Berks.

Lady Caroline Cavendish has left town on a visit
to Lord Charles Fitzroy, at Hampton Court,

The Right Hum Sir W. Hayter and Lady Hayter
hare left Loalon for the south of France.

Hon. George Cavendish has left town for Paris.
Lord and Lady Norreys have arrived in town
from Townley Hall, Lowaskire.

Min. Milner Gibson's party for the 20th inat
is postponed in eonaequenee of the death d her Royal
Highness the Duchess ei Kent.

Miss Coutts' tumentbly, announced for Thursday,
the 21st inst., is unavoidably postponed.

The ceremony of doing homage to the new King
of Prussia will take place at Kooigsbeig in the beginning of
June, and in Berlin about the 10th of that month. Their
Majesties will remain at Konigsberg for ere days. About
the middle of June her Majesty intends to go to Coblents,
and thence to Bademliaden.

Last evening the rooms of the Royal Institution
were crowded to erases by a scientific and fashionable
audience, who, on the unusual occasion of a Moodily even-
ing's lecture, assembled to bear M. du Cbaillu, the enter-
prising traveller, describe his discoveries iu Equatorial
Africa. His Royal Highness the Prince Consort was pre-
vented from being present by the unfortusate demise of the
Duchess of Kent. Fir Roderick Murchison occupied the
chair, and amongst the distinguished ►udience present were
Sir Charles Lyell, Professor Owen, Professor Psraday, Pro-
fessor Tyndall, rod Robert Lowe, req., M.P., tc.