The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-13 00:00:00

Cite Court.

WINDSOR (LUCIA llsant 12.
The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon. The
Dowager Duchess of Atholehad the honour of aecoraceny.
ing her Majesty.
The Queen, accompanied by Primus Luise, left the
Castle this morning at half-pest U *Wick. Her Majesty
droye to the station of the Great Western Railway, in
Windsor, when a special train wag in readiness to own
her Majesty to Paddington.
Prince and Primus Christian arrived at the railway
station from Frogmore, and also accompanied her Majesty
to London.

The Queen, aocompanied by their Royal Higluteseet,
drove from Paddington to Buckingham Pekoe, arriving
there at ball-peat 12 o'clock.
In attendance were Viseolutteet ClUden, Mrs. O. Gorden,
Colonel the Hon. D. de Roe, Colonel Du Plat, and Colonel
G. Gorden.

Primo Arthur, attended by Major Elphinstone, arrived
at the Palace from Greenwich Park in the morning, and
returned after the Drawing Room.
The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Louise, and
attended by Visoonatess °Sidon and the Equerries-in-
Waiting, left Buckingham Palmas for Windsor Castle at
half-past five o'clock.
Her Majesty was escorted to the railway station at Pad-
dington by • detachment of the 3rd Ensure. •
The Hon. Flora Macdonald has succeeded the Hon.
Horatia Stopford as Maid-of-Honoar in Waiting.
The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough and Lady Cor-
nelia Swaim Churchill arrived at Windsor Castle yester-
day, sad had the honour of dining with the Queen and the
royal family.
Dr. Robertson has left the castle.

The Prince of Wales rode out yesterday forenoon, at
tended by Captain Ellie.
The Primo and Princess of Wales, attended by the
Marchioness of Carmarthen and Captain Ellis, accompanied
by the Duke of Cambridge, attended by Colonel the Hon.
James Macdonald, visited Christ's Hospital on the occasion
of the public nipper of the children.
Prins and Princess Christian, attended by Lady Susan
Melville and Colonel G. Gordon, honoured M. and Madame
Van de Weyer with their company at dinner yesterday.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales leaves
Marlborough House this morning for Althorp Hall,

oa • visit to the Earl sad aconites

Speooar.

The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland left Staf-
ford Hoses, St. James's, yesterday, to ♦isit the Earl and
Counter Sperm at Althorp Hall.

A marriage is arranged to take place between
lady Laura Phipps, eldest daughter of the Marquis end
Marchioness of Normanby, and Mr. Vivian Hampton,
mead son of Mr. Hampton Lewis, of Henllys.
Mrs. Disraeli has issued cards for aasemblies at
the New Foreign-oMee in Downing-etrest, on Wednes-
day', the 25th of March and lst of April.
The Prince and Primes. Christian honoured
if. and Madame Van de Weyer with their presence at
dinner last evening at their residence in Arifeeten•street,
Piosadilly. The following eorepany had the honour to
meet their Royal Highnesses :—Hie excellency the Portu-
guese Minister, the Earl Granville, the Earl and Counters
Stanhope, Viscount Barrington, M.P., and Visoountess
Barrington and Hsu. Kim Barrington, Lewd Methuen,
Hon. Francis and Mrs. Stator, Mr. Alfred de Rothschild,
and Lady Susan Melville, and Colonel Genies is atten-
dines on the Prince and Primer Christian. After dinner
Madame Van der Weyer had a reception.

Among the latest arrivals in Paris from England
vid Calais are the Berl of Jersey, Lord Chu lord, Sir st.
Buchanan and Lady Buchanan, the latter es envie for
Berlin, where Sir A. is ambessadov—ead the Duke of
Hamilton.

The Earl of Mountchariaa, as colonel of the
Royal Rut Kent Mounted Riga, entertained at dinner on
Wednesday, at his residence at Butlead-gate, the oaken
of that eerpe—vis., Lord °cams, Lieutimant-Colosel the
Hon. George Millen, Major Pemberton, Sir Charles Homy-
wood, Major Diplome, M.P., Captain Dame, Oaptain
lambert, Captain Oxenden, Captain Perabeetas, Mr.
Philips, Mr. Willits. _ _

fictlater-Booth moves the civil services sup-
plementary intimate, 18678, in ea nn g supply on
Monday:

On the Slit Mr. H. B. Sheridan will snore a
resolutioe for the ',dustbin of duty en the insaranoe.
Sir Jervoiae Clarke JOSTOiIIO intends to move
after Easter, " That an linable nausea be presented to
her Majesty, praying that she will be gessioudy pleased
to same much instate, to be instituted into the weed of
disease by infection (distinguished from contagion) as may
tend to cheek Wasting& and action in mess unsupporeed
by the evidence, which in times of oasis/faint eaves a
people from the oommieslos of peat crimes or peat
follies."

On the army estimates, Mr. O'Beirne will move,
" That an humble earns be preowned to her Maierty,
praying that a royal cessadadon be appointed to inquire
into the progress made In the fortifications for the defame
of the dockyards and naval arsenals, &c., of the United
Kingdom, the principle upon which they are being con.
dratted, and the total expenditure which will be required
for their completion, exclusive of the nevem/err armament
of each fat"
Lord Ktratheden will move in the Bosse of Lords,
on Kenday, far a totem of the number of special eenstablse
who enrolled themselves in the different pubis of the '
metropolis after the explosion is Clertenwell.
The Doreetahire pewee record :the death of Mr.
Megrims at the age of 80. He was one of the priseigels
fd the Arm of Kamm Yowls, Bert, and ffreemes, Mono
London. Kr. Yowls pee sway hew sagas
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