The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-19 00:00:00

taw Court.

IN. Ann 19.

Nil Royal Highness the Prince ounsort, at.
tended by Ciolead Poneonby (Equerry is Waitiag), 'guided
at the docks this manias from the royal yacht Fairy, ea
rage lee Landes.

His Royal themes was received an Radios by Mr.
Medner and Mr. John Levy, principal oilers al the docks •
and Mr. It. Beech was in attendance on the part of the
Mouth Western Railway Company.
His Royal Moneta left the docks by special train at
baltpast 8.

A Committee of the b.nle of her Majesty's Most
Hemosrable Privy Council had a meeting yesterday in the
Council Chamber, for the consideration of a petition of the
%Mee of Guernsey, of the 12th March, 1800, preying bet
Majesty that the odes of Conti-41e de la Heine may be filled
tip, as of old.

Kr. Jetta de Havellaud Utermarck, ber Majesty's Pro-
misor of 0 resumed and concluded his adclrees, in
answer to thetSes of the States of the said Leland.
Mr. Mocker:o was heard in reply.
The lords present were the Lord Fri:aides!, Lord Kings.
down, Secretary Sir George C. Lewis, the Right Hon. Sir
Edward Ryan, and the Right Hon. Robert Lowe.
Mr. A. Helps, the Cleric of the Privy Council, attended.
The same committee heard a petition concerning the Met-
calfe scholarship at Clare College, Cambridge. A petition
of the mayor, aldermen, and burgesses of the borough of
anderNo -tmon-Hull, in the matter of the Cambridge Col-
Aet P 9 and 20 Viet., cap. Stq, as to • statute dated
lfith , MO, framed by the commissioners appointed
said set, ooocernrog the Rye foundations at Clare
CANN in the llMmenty of Cambridge.
As altiatk at Mr. John Dawson Sundt, bead master of
the Free Geammereekool of Kingston-upon-Hull, was sub-
mitted ; abeam affidavit of the Rev. W. Tinniswond, for.
merly • WWII 01 the Free Grammar-school of King-
elenrepos•Hall, and, being qualified according to
the rules of the school, did, in January, 1852,
arl at Clam College, Cambridge, to be admitted
tSie Metcalfe scholarship, such scholarship being
attached to the said school, but was rejected by the
emininere ; spin applied in Jaeuary, 1853, and was spin
rejoined; during the two last mentioned yeers was •student
et Clem College, having matriculated there, and afterwards
teak there his degree of Bachelor of Arta.
Mr. R. Palmer, Q.C., was baud in support of the petition.
A statement am behalf of the Master and Fellows of Clare
College, Cambridge, was submitted, humbly submitting
that the statute made by the commissioner, in relation to
the said scholarship should receive the approbation of her
Majesty is Council. An affidavit was also submitted of Dr.
Edward Atkiman, master of Clam College, Qinibridge.
elf H. Cairns was beard by their lordships, and Mr. R.
Maim, 4.c., was herd in reply.
A ilematetion on the subject of the revival of Mr. Glad-
stone's *infer a Parliamentary Office for Cal Whippers had
ea interview yesterday with Viscount Palmerstos.
Meier Stuart bed as Interview with Lord John Russell
et the Frellee yesterday.
A dopMi from Whitby, in referees, to the Harbour.
BIL bad an interview with the Right Hon. T. Milner Gib-
...rend the Right Him. W. Hutt on Wednesday at the
Oise of the Bred et Trade.

Dampassbas we neeiwl reeli!day at the Coloniol-office
haw the GOVOMO/1 et A Ceylon, Hoea-Koor,
Labeea. sad dibreiter. 11aeNfahee were seat to the
Govensen of Malta sad Owed&

The Earl and Conntene of Lanesborough enter-
tained at Mawr, ea Wedarilay last. at their resider). is
Onat Hatalieposerest, the Earl sad 0011111i4M of Courisero,
Lard Meardalsaad the Hos. Mir Milford, LOPII awl Lady
Oalehrler, Lord Wyoford, Lori rid lady Carew, Mr. sad
Mar Mr Priers, &r George aad Mau lady Philips,
Sr Phillip and Lady Grey Barks sod Miss Faeroe, Mir
Butler, sad Mr. A. W. Pallas Orovills.

The Earl and Counters of Darnley have arrived
st Wit miaow is Hill-stasst.

Sir Henry Tracey, Bart., M.P., entertained at
&saw, an Welairday lank et his reaideimie is Dover-strest,
a lane piety et the conservative naseabere of the Bones of
Clenneons. to meet the Right Hoe. Deejansin Disraeli.
Mr. Dudley Marjuribanks, M. P., and Mrs. Mar-
*Meeks have arrived in town from the Queen's Hotel,
IJpirsr Norwood.

A Dublin journal makes the following announee-
resat :—" We have been favoured with an inspection of •
ivory beautiful volume, printed at the University Peres,
Dublin, by Mr. Gill, typographer to the University. The
volume contains the teat of the far-tamed drama. The
Colleen Barn. The book bee been printed in !up dear
type, on the finest pew, for her Majesty the Queen, who
wished to have the teat of a drama the representation of
which she so frequently witnessed. There is but • single
cop► printed. The volume is bound in blue silk velvet of
the lent quality ; on the cover are the words ' Colleen
Rave,' worked is Irish characters, in dead gold. The book
centaies photographs ot Mr. and Mrs. Boucicault, as Myles
Coppaleen and the Colleen Biwa, sad also of two of
the vont striking scenes of the play. Provision Is wade for
the reception of some sketched made by her Royal Fikikeess
the Princess Alice."