The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-27 00:00:00

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BALMORAL CASTLE, Mar 24.
This day is the anniversary of her Majesty's
birthday.
The Queen, the Prince of Wales, Princess Louise,
Prince Arthur, and Prince Leopold, attended Divine
service in the parish church, Crathie. The Duchess of
♦thole and Colonel Poesonby were in attendance. The
Rev. 31. C. Taylor officiated.

The Princess of Wales, accompanied by the Crown
Prince of Denmark, drove out yesterday.
Is the evening the Princess of Wales and the Crows
Prince of Denmark, attended by the Countess of Mac-
clesfield, General Sir William lEnoll,ya, Colonel Koppel,
and Captain Lund, went to Her Majesty's Opera, Drury -
lase.

Monday being the anniversary of Prince.. Christian's
birthday, their Royal Highnesses Prins* aid Princess
Christian entertained the Duo and Duchene d'Auntale
at dinner at Frogman. The following had the honour it
being invited: —Lord and Lady Bridport, Colonel the
Hon. Dudley said Lady Elisabeth de Res, the Dean of
Windsor and the Hon. Mrs. Welladm, M. and. Madame
Van de Weyer, Sir John Cowell, Major• General F. EL
Seymour, and Mr. and Mrs. Erskine of Cardiac
The band of the let Life Guards, under the direction of
Mr. Waterman, performed during and after dinner.
A deputation from the parishes of St. Iforylebone,
Kensington, St. Margaret Westminster, Whitechapel, St.
Pancras, Lambeth, lalington, Bethnal-green, and Oaten-
well, had an interview with the Lord President of the
Mused, at the Privy Omincil-ofilee, yesterday, on the
inibjest of the Artisans' and labourers' Dwellings Bill.
♦ deputation from Rtiliester, introduced by Mr. P. W.
Martin, ILP., and Mr. Serjeant Kinglike, M.P., and con-
sisting of the Mayor, Aldensan Coles, Councillor Edwards,
and others; and a deputation from Chatham, introduced
by Mr. Otirey, M.P., and °satiating of the High Constable,
the Chairmen of the Local Board of Health, and others,
had an interview with the Earl of Longford, at the Wu-
edloe, im Monday, in reference to the magazine, at tiPser-
A deputation from the Corporation of Sunderland, in-
troduced by Mr. Hartley, M.P., and Mr. Candlish, M,P.,
and antisling of Mr. Alderman Williams, Mr. Alderman
Kay% and Mr. Councillor Redly, had an interview with
Mr. Solaln•Booth at the Treasury yesterday.

THZ Quizzes RETURN FROM BALMORAL. —Hz,
Moja* dm Qum& aid royal family aro exported to meant
from Bahama about tM 16th of mixt mouth.'

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge
benoured Mr. Oswald with Ms wormy at raiser lest
night at Sunpdea House, Oreen•drest, Grosveserequare,
when a select company were invited to meet the royal
duke. After dinner there wee a dancing party.

The Earl of Wilton gave a grand dinner last
night to the members of the Jockey Club and sporting
fFisads, at his reaidenoe 6 Groeveser•sitiore. There were
doseeekat the banquet the Duke of Beaufort, the Thad at
Weatemelead, the Bari of Ooreatry, the Earl Asuieeley,
the Eat! of Bradford, the Earl of Strafford, Viesiont
Osaisehm7, Viament Banouth, Barest Reesehild, Lord
Apo" Moaners Sir Frederick Johnehme, Sir Robert
,1401, tiolloa. B. J. Roes, Colonel the E. M.
Vosges', the Right Hoe. General Peel, Mr. Georg*
Paine, Host. George Fitzwilliam, Yr. Henry Chaplia, Yr.
Stark Mr. Cranford, Mr. Des Voter, and Viseetuit Grey
at WOOF
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Barometer corrected and reduced to $2 deg. at sea level. The
letters r (rising). f (BMW, e ;Moody), indicate direction of mo-
ttos al the mercury within lad la hours. Thermometer ex-
posed in shade ltd reme force. with Its direction &trim bet
24 hoots Z.—calm. Weather : b.—blue My ; c.—clouds (de.
Wald) I.—tog 1.-11g1tInbg ; (buy) ;
co.—average (don) ; r.—rain ; r. Rain-
=an: or WI (melted:. daring BM te b Sea die-
.

• lAARICA.
Baresseernial pressure hasßEgenerally inensased daring the last
twenty-four hours most In the south-west of Ireland : at Valenti&
this Mamma& in raisdings auswanta ao el* Inch. Between the
least premiere at Nairn ask gist as tie south soot •ftd,
there la a differs:mos at warty ban as loch. Teammate re Mars
Mils treatsin thatadar reported• yesterday, sad Is genera" uniform
Y somb-mistera gale blew on the northern
coeds dames sad at SldakinTbe wind this morning over
our islands Is from west to not and moderate . atc ntfnental
andona ft Is tubs from the 011itilard. TM sky i generally
dowdy.

Pius IX. entered on his 77th year on Monday.
He is lead of mentioning Ass his father, Ccerof Jerome,
died at 84 ; hie mother, the Countess Cathedie, at 82;
his paternal ancestor, COUR* Hercule. at 9G ; his brother
Gabriel at 87 ; his need brother at 83. 4
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