The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-22 00:00:00

THE PRINCES OP OUDE dT MANCHESTEL

The heir apparent to the throne of Oude and his
uncle, with their suite, arrived at Manchester on Monday
evening, by London and North Western Railway. There
was a great crowd of people at the railway station in waiting,
including the passengersby several of the previona trains,
who waited to see the stranger.. Mr. She
Wood
and a body of police were present, to ensure order. Four
carriages and pair were is waiting. The prince was
received by Mr. Alderman Nichols, and Major Bird
and the Mayor of Salford were also present. The
princes, with their suite and the gentlemen preset to meet
them, drove immediately to the Albion Hotel, where apart-
ments had been provided. The suite include the foliowing:
Bramble Musics o Deen Khan Bahadoor, agent; Major
Bird, adviser to the sgent ; Jollies o Dowlah Babacloor,
aide-de-amp to his Majtety of Dude, in attendance on the
prisms; Captain Brandon, of hie Majesty of Oude's senice,
and in attendance on the princes; Moonnhie Aulad Ally,
asantery to the general ; Mouloie Mohammad Hansen, aids-
de-camp to the eral ; Mohammed Mamie Bahadoor, phy-
deism to him the heir apparent ; Mime Mohammed
Ally Balackar, English tutor; Metal(' Mohammed
Persian tatty; Meer Bulimia Ally Khan Bahadoor, and
sievenntiner attendants.

TlTeir royal highnoLes spent a portion of the griming at
the Free Tcads Hall, at a public concert, and yeeterday
vildted the Mayfield print work. and some of the principel
manufactories. They oleo went on the Etcbiome, and it is
probeble this evening they will visit the exhibition of paint-
ings by local ertiels at Peel-perk. They have called at Man-
chester ea reale for Oleagow,

JEWS AND GENERAL LITERART AND
SCIENTIPIC INSTITUTION

Yesterday evening the anniversary festival of the
Jews' and General Literary sad Scientific Institution,
Seam Han, Leedenhalletreet, was cogitated at the Bridge-
haus Hotel, London -bridge. A very elegant and abtmdsat
dinner was provided, which was papered according to the
strict rules of the Jewish aw by My. Myers, of KZe.
-streti
Aldgate, and admirably served under the &meant
Mr. Burrell, the proprietor
tof the tavern. NATMANIIL
FI MONTZOIM ESQ., 13 president of the institution 00C11-
pied the chair, and was supported by about 100 'gentle-
men, chiefly of the Jewish persuasion. Among them were
Mr. She rif Mechi, Mr. fieriesnt Parry, Lord Geo. Lennox,
Lord Win. Lennon, Sir J. Walaisky, Mr. S. A. A
M.P., Mr. Fredk. addend& Mr. Francis H. OcMrmid, Dr.
Addison, Mr. Rumen (of the fause), Mr. M.
VioreTresaurer; Mr. Sampson Samuel; J. Y. oarThsiasiore:
Esq.; B. S. Esq. ; rhombi, isEgy:
t.'l7°.N.ton, Esq. ; J. lie Cadco. Vioe-Preektent:
David Ham, Treasurer • aid B. A. Hart, Esq.
la the course of the e;aming the oteects of the institution
was very forcibly stated by the &sham Thetas& of the
" Removal el the Disabilities of the Jews" was
Mr. eajorat Parry and rewarded to by Mr. ir.l7loeia
It was remind with the mewls 'Wareham. The
Home a/Commas the Gomerat of London, the digenmet
alkali at the Maitatioa were duly proposed, sad ealistm
*I pen et the proireedags was a enbeeriplion towed"
the hole of the sinstitutiori of newly 11901. The =Mal
arnmgsmeate comprised the racemes of Messrs. fackland,
and Holmes, and Mr. Higgs was the toast
war.