The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-20 00:00:00

(he (curt.

OSEORNE, Fn. 19.
The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, ac-
companied by Princess Louise.
Her Majesty went out this morning with Princess
Louise.

The Prince of Wales presided yesterday at a meeting
of the governors of Wellington College, held in the Palace
of Westminster. The governors present wore :—The Duke
of Cambridge, LG., the Marquis of Salisbury, K.G., Earl
Stanhope, the Earl of Ellenborougb, G.C.8., Viscount
Rvereley, the Lord Bishop of Oxford, Lord Redesdale, the
Right Hon. Spencer H. Walpole, M.P., Sir J. W. Hogg,
But., Thomas Baring, Esq., M.P., John Walter, Eq.,
Henry R. Cox. Esq., the Rev. G. R. Gleig. M.A., and
Mr. George Chance, secretary. Dr. Benson, the head-
muter of the college, was in attendance. The governors
met at 11 o'clock and set until half-put one.
The Prince and Princess of Wales went to the Prince of
I Wales's Theatre in the evening, attended by the Countess
of Morton and Lieutenant-Colonel Keppel.
Prince and Princess Christian, Prince Christian Victor,
and Princess Henrietta of Schleswig-Holstein arrived et
Frogmore from Osborne on Tuesday evening.
Despatches were sent yesteriay from the Colonial-office
to the Governors of Gibraltar, Malta, Ceylon, 'long Kong,
Labium, the Straits Settlements, the Mauritius, the Aus-
tralian Colonies, and to the Governor-General of Canada.

Tat Parwca or Weiss vita Hen MA.Tzsrr's
9TMS ROUNDB.—The run with her Majesty's stag hounds
on Tuesday, and in which his Royal Highness the Prince
of Wales took part, was of an extraordinary character and
the most celebrated this season. The deer, Yateley, was
turned out shortly before noon, and after a rattling run of
two hours and forty.five minutes, taken about four miles
beyond Trips, a distance of some thirty miles from the
meet at Iver Heath. His Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales, with some few others of the field, were in at the
finish, the deer taking refuge in as outbuilding of a farm-
hone., where the Prince was hospitably entertained. He
afterwards returned to London by train. Mr. Harry King,

the Queen's huntsman, with the hones and dogs, put up at
Tring for the night and yesterday returned to the kennels,
reaching Windsor about hall-past 3 o'clock in the after-
noon. The deer Yateley, which afforded this famous run,
was brought back to the royal demesne at the same time.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prince's
Christian, accompanied by the Princess Henrietta, left
Windsor for London this morning at 10.20, and arrived
1 about 11 o'clock.

MATE or SIR WILLUX BULL—The following
appeared in oar Second Edition (yesterday :—We regret
to announce the death of Sir William Shee, one of the
judges of the Court of Queen's Bench, who died at a
quarter past eight o'clock yesterday morning, at his
residenoe in Sussex-place, Hyde-park-gardens. His lord-
ship was the eldest son of Mr. Thomas Shoe, of Thomas.
town County Kilkenny, by the daughter of Mr. John
Dwell, of Seeing Castle, Kent. He was born in
1804, and married, in 1837, Kira Gordon, daughter of
Sir J. Gordon, Bart., of Gordonstown. The learned
judge, who was educated at Ushaw Roman Catholic
College, was called to the bar in 18%, and went the home
circuit, of which be ultimately became the leader. He
was created 661 cent-et-law in 1840, and became Queen's
serjeant in 1845. In 1864 he was appointed a judge of
the Court of Queen's Bench, on which occa-
sion he was knighted. At the general election
in 1847 he was an unsuccessfal candidate for Marylebone.
In 1852 he was returned to the Howe of Commons for
Kilkenny, which he represented till 1857, and unsuccess-
fully contested at the general election in that per.
We are informed the learned judge was taken ill on
Saturday, the Bth inst., having the day previouly attended
to his duties in the Court of Queen's Bench. Since then
he had gradually declined in strength, and within the last
few days his condition had been °outdated hopeless. I
The Right Hon. W. R. Gladstone, M.P., and
Mrs. Gladstone reoeived a *elect party at dinner last eVea.l
leg at their home on Carlton-house-terrace.
Her Majesty has been pleased, upon the recom-
mendation of the government, to appoint the fellow.
ing royal ocumbeionere to examine and report ups
the proceedings and recommendations of the in-
timations& ocaferesse held in Paris last per,
under the swim of the Free& government, relative to
the artablishment of a universal system of international
coinage :—Vbeount Halifax (cheirman),Bight Hon. O. P.
M.P., Bight Hu. Stephen Cave, M.P., Bight
Hon. J.Wileon Patten, ILP., Right Hon. M. LenshiM,
Sir John Lubbock, Barra L. de Rothschild, the Guenter
of the Bank, Mr. T. Berle& M.P., Mr. Thomson Hanby,
M.P., Mr. J. A. Smith, M.P., Mr. Hubbard, M.P., the
Astronomer /loyal, the Master of the Mint. Mr. Rims
Wilson, of the Treasury, who was deputed with the Muter
of the Mint to attend the Paris conference, will lot es
secretary of the um:Madan.
Tarn Irma Puss Paosictrnores. Husinf,
WEDNESDAY WHlM—After deliberating for two haws
and a ball, the pry found Mr. Pigott guilty on ell the
counted the indictment except that referring to the am.
Bement " 98, 48,8&" He catered into his own reoapi.
seism to appear ca Friday for judgment. The case aphid,
the proosedankile will be tried to-morrow.
CamSanrnis UwivmrrT ZLECTION.—The poll
at 4.26 yesterday afternoon was as follows :—Mr. Besse.
ford Hope, 724: Mr. Cleaeby, 207.
COUNT HIMPEZO LED TIM HONVIDS. The
New Prof Prise of Vienna says :—" We barn hos Pm&
that the Neipping affair has been amicably smogs& bp,
Baron von Woukheim, who was requested by tie
to mediarnshetwsenthepardee. Themesednef
play, Gabled Beet/hi, and Word Wails millel=p7L
Udvaraold, the President of the Heaved Amemillak and I
pissed in his bands a doormat which stated A* aswai
Nippon raver mut to insult the Homed limedieldop
that be river applied the word mandabms' IS thigh
the ezpeerion he moil with reforms' to the pest Wag
been Vat it wee' painfuL` "
The Paris papers announce that the fisittiege of
the Drawee de Moray with Marquis 4101114Iiii h pulp
111 d Akdie :AO

,~ ~