The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-22 00:00:00

gbe Court.

The Queen aid Prize Albert took a drive in an
opus carriage and four on Wedamday afternoon.
Her Majesty had a dinner party on Wednesday at Beek
Ingbun Palate. The company &eluded her Royal Highness
the Dachas of Ken'. his ftmes Highness Priam Edward of
Sane Wrimar' his Bee/11am the Chevalier BUDINID, the
rquis sad Marehionessof llosiglae, Earl Grenville, Lady
Featly Howard. Baroness de Broth, Count Perponcher,
Viscount Cliftless. the Right Hon. Heavy sad Mrs. Labe..
shere, and C fusel Um Boa. Charles Grey.
The Quips walked yesterday in the gardens of Bashing-
ham Pelee', and the royal family took their until 'Reredos.
Hie Royal Highs's* Prince Albert rode out on horseback
yesterdey minded by Colonel Boaverie.
Hie Royal High.... Prince Albert left Backiagliam
Palace for the Mansion Hover, at • coaster before sin
o'clock yesterday evening, attended by Vie/setae Chides,
Liem.-Colesel the Hon. Charles B Phipps, Colossi the Hos.
Clarice Orcy, Cantata Francis Seymour, and Col. B
The Deem. of Bothnia/id and Lady C. Lemon
Gower, the Marquis of Bresdalbene, Eul Bracer. and
Vincula Jocelyn had the honour of dining with the Queen
at Buckingham Page. yesterday evening.

The Ray. H. Attwooi was presented to Prince
Albert at the Levee, on Wednesday, by Earl Spencer. Mr.
G. L. Canyegbant, Chief Clerk of the Foreign-race, Was
bresented by Vascount Paha •ratan; and Captain
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.i'Eynao n was presented to his }Cajal Highness by the First
Lord of the Admiralty.
The Duchess of Bent left her residence, Clarence-
heats. Bs. J icon's, at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, at-
waded by Lady Fanny I.l.rwrni, BUJOINS de B,,eth, rnd Sir
George Cooper, for Fromm.
Vis Count Mandeville, M.P., attended at the office
of the commission of radways yesterday, and presented a
memorial from the mayor and corporation of Bewdley.
praying the COMMielioll to compel the completion of the
Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway.
A deputation from the Oxford, Worcester, and
Wolverhampton RailerGy, consisting of Mr. Radford, M.P.
(chairman), Messrs. William Mathews, 0 B. Thorneycroft,
and M. Grss•brock (directors), Mr. C. Bedford (erlteitor),
and Mr. N. T. Smith (secretary), bad an intervi w with the
commissioners of railways yesterday at their oboe, in the
Board of Trade.
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Mr. Tapered, M.P. for Benbery, and Lord Say.
and Bole, limb Steward of Banbury, bad an Interview with
B,r (}.once Orey, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of Eltate
LHome D,partisisot), yesterc:ay, and presented a memorial
en the mayor, alders's., sad bargesose of the borough o'
Beabury.
A committee on the mineral kingdom of the com-
mission for the Exbibitimi of 1861, mot yesterday in the New
Palace of Westainsur. There were present Elm Charles
Lyell, Sir Heory T. De la Beebe, air Roderick Murebis
Dr. Lyon Playfalr, and Mr Richard Phillips. Mr. C. Duke,
and Mr. H. Colo, attended on behalf of the marshes eons
salute.

A deputation, including Mr. Bayley, Mr. T. Ash-
toe, Mr. Jones, and Mr. Bakrigfrir, had an interview with
Earl Granville yesterday at the Ales of the Board of Trade.
A deputation on the Railway Audit Bill, including
Mr. Harrison, Mr. Kinn. and Mr. Keith Barnes, had an
interview yesterday with the C-nintiosioners of Railways.

Lord Fortuna., who is now staying at Mslta on
account of his health, hu resigned this ogles ()Mord Steward
of her Majesty's Household. Lord Westminster has been
a/spatted to it.—Globs.

EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY.

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT AND LEVEE AT
THE MANSION HOUSE.

Yesterday the Lord Mayor assembled together
by special invitation at the Mansura Boner, the chic( autho-
rides ot all the eorporste towns of the United Kiegdont to
meet the Prince Consort, in furtherance of the proposed in-
dustrial exhibition. _

TM peculiar feature tithe sumablargecnnaisted in it. being
compowd of the local authorities and representatives from
every part. of the kingdom, the Lord Mayor having extended
his invitations to the micro of nearly every corporate town
and borough in England, Scotland, and Ireland Such an
assembly of civic dignitaries was perhaps before wit-
nessed, end it wia be the more memorable from the circus-
.lances which gave origin to it, as well sa the gratifying
memorial which accompanied it. is a levee being hell by
the Prince for the pupae of affording an opportunity for
the prisentation of the several guests.
The preparations made at the Mansion-house for the mea.
aim were in a style of magnificence in every way wocthy
of it.

The Prince, on his arrival at a quarter past six, was re-
ceived at the foot of the snipe leading to the grand portico
by the Lord Mayor, and was conducted with his attendant
mute to the state drawing-room, the entrance hell and ad-
joining vestibule being lined on each aide bye guard of
honour of the City Artillery Company, of which his Royal
Huchnem is the captain-general and colonel. Those of the
curate who had arrived previously were ushered into the
Venetian parlour, which, with the apartment adjoining
' called the long parlour, and the spacious saloon leading to
the Egyptian baU, were appropriated for their reception and

The Prince's love* was held in the Mato drawing-room, I
the presentation being mad* to his Royal Highness by the 1
Lord Mayer. The preliminary communication of the names
and rank of the individuals presented were made to his lord. e
ship through Mr. Stows, acting as his lordship's secretary.
Etch gentleman, after being presented, retired from the
drawing-room and proceeded to,the gnarl Dampening room II
(the Egyptian Hall).
The following were the presentations:—The Mayor of I
Ashton-under Lytle, Mayor of Bath, Mayor of Bedford,
Mayor of Barnstaple, Mayor of Birmingham, Roturning
Olfiter of B.ackburn Mayor of Bridgwater, Mayor of
Bolin, Mayor of Bradford, Mayor of Bridgnorth, Mayor of i
Bridport, Mayor of Bothnia, Chief Constable of Brightoo,
Mayor of Bristol, Mayor of Buckingham, Chairman of Petty
Sessions, Burnley, Retuning Officer of Bury, Mayor of II
Bury St. Edmunds, Mayor of Boston, Mayor of I
Cambridge, Mayor of Canterbury, Mayor of Car. i
diff, Mayor of Carlisle, _ Mayor of Carmarthen,
High Bata of Cheltenham, Mayor of Chichester. Mayor of i
Colchester, Mayor of Coventry, Deputy Bailiff of Dulingtoo,
Mayor of Dartmouth, Mayor of Danbigit, Mayor of Dotty, I
Mayor of Devises, Mayor of Doncaster, Mayor of
Dover, Mayor of Dudley, Mayor of Exeter, Mayor I
of Gateshead, Mayor of Gloucester, Mayor of Grantham,
Mayor of Gravesend, Bailiff of Guernsey, Mor of Guild-
ford, Mayor of Halifax, Mayor of Harwich, Mayor of Ha-
tinge, Mayor of Hertford, Mayor of Bonitos, Chief Constable
of Huddersfield, Mayor of Hull, Mayor of Huntingdon, i
Mayor of Ipswich, Chief Magistrate of St. Holets. Jersey, I
Returning Cellar of Knaresborough, Mayor of Kendall,
Mayor of Kidderminster, Mayor of Launceston Chairman of
C mmissionns Leamington, Mayor of Leeds, Mayor of Lei-
rester, High C ;astable of Lewes, Mayor of Lichfield, Mayor of
Lincoln, Mayor of Louth, Mayor of Lynn, Mayor of Mon-
mouth, Mayor of Maidstone, Mayor of Marlborough, Mayor
of Manchester, High Constable of Margot*, High Constable
of Merthyr Tydvil, Mayor of Newark. -Mayor of Newcastle-
on-Tyne, Mayor of Newcastle ender Lyn, Mayor of New.
p art, Isle of Wight, Mayor of Newport, Monmouth, Mayor
of Northampton, Mayor of Norwich, Mayor of Nottingham,
Mayor of Oldham, Mayor of Osweetry, Moyer of Oxford,
Mayor of Pennine, Mayor of Plymouth, Mayor of Ports-
mouth, Mayor of Preston, High Constable of Ramsgate,
Mayor of Reading, Mayor of Ripon, Chief Constable of
Rochdale, Mayor of Richeaoin, Mayor of Rochester,
Mayor of Rye, Mayor of Si. Albans Mayor of Salford,
Mayor of Salisbury, Mayor of Sheffield, Mayor of Southamp-
ton, Mayor of Stafford, Mayor of Stamford, Mayor of Stock-
port, Mayor of Stockton.upnYees Chief Bailiff of Stoke-
upon-Trent, Returning Meer of Sinn, Mayor of Swollen,
Mayor of Tamworth, Mayor of Tiverton, Mayor of Tewksia.
bury, Mayor of Wakefield, Mayor of Waltman, Mayor et
Warrington, Mayor of Welshpool, Mayor of Weymouth,
Mayor of Wigan, Mayor of Winchester, Mayor of Windsor,
Mayor of Wishner, 'Mayor of Wolverampton, Mayor of
Worcester, Mayor of Yarmouth, Lord Mayor of York,
High Bailiff of Westminster.
Scotland : Provost of Dunfermline Provost of Aberdeen,
Lord Provost of Edinburgh, Lord Provost of Glasgow, Lord
Provost of Perth, Provost of Kirkcaldy. Provost of Paisley,
Provost of Leith, Provost of Matthew*, Proven of Stirling.
Ireland : Lord Mayor of Dublin, Mayor of Belton, Mayer
of Cork, Mayor of Limerick, Mayor of Waterford.
PaINCI Athanert's Sutra.—The AroliblabodsblizoCan'er-
bury, Marquis of Lansdowne Marquis of S , Lord
Palmerston, Lord Carlisle, Lord Grey, Bishop of ;non,
Sir James Graham, Sir George Grey, Lord Clifden, the
Groom in Waiting, Col. Bound*, Cal C. B. Phipps, Col.
C. GrelLW. I. Gladstone, Esq., k P.
Tin YOllllOll MINUS-SU AND MNPIIIIIINTATIVIN.—
The French ambassador, the Bavarian mintater, the Buenos
Aram minister. the Portuguese minister, the Neapolitan
Woke*, the Prussia minister, the Danish minister, the
Netherliada
minister, the Swedish minister. the Russian
minister, the Amertoaa minister, this Austrian charge
' d'affaires, the Sardtnian Marge d'affaires, the Belgian tea-
sal, the French consul, the Free Towne caneval, the RUNS=
II consul, and the Hessian ocamth
l Ton COMmtailonzaa.—Eari Granville, Lord Stanley,
, Lord John Russell, M P., Sir Robert Pool, But , M.P. ;
H. Laboschen, M.F. ; Sic Archibald Oolloway, Mt.