The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-07 00:00:00

irWt Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE. Yawn &
The Queen, socempanied by Prince= Louise and
Prince Leopold, drove out yeetenk afternoon. Colonel
the Hon. D. de Boa was in attendance upon norseback.
Princes, Beatrice also drove out.

The Queen, accompanied by Princess Lodes, left the
Castle this morning ►t half-past 11 o'clock foe Landon.
Her Majesty travelled by special train on the Great
Western Railway to Paddington. Prince and Princess
Christian met her Majesty at the railway station in
Windsor, and accompanied the Queen to London.
Her Majesty drove from Paddington to Buckingham
Palace, (snorted by a detachment of the 3rd Hamra
Viscountess Clifden, Lady Susan Melville, Colonel the
Hoes. D. de Ros, Colonel do Plat, and Colonel G. Gordon,
were in attendance.

Prince Arthur arrived at Buckingham Palace this morn-
ing from Greenwich-park, attended by Major Elphin-
Moue.

Lord Stanley (Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs)
arrived at the Palace and had an audience of the Queen.
The Marquis d'Azeglio, Italian Minister, arrived at the
Palace and was introduced by Lord Stanley, to present his
letters of recall. The Bavarian Kintner, Count liccopesch,
the Chiffon Minister, Don A. Blest Gana, and the Minister
for Hayti, General Saloman, also arrived at the Palace,
and being introduced by Lord Stanley, presented their
credentials.

Sir Andrew Buchanan, her Majesty's Ambassador at
the Court of St. Petersburg, had an audience of the
Queen on his return to his poet.
Lord Begot and Colonel the Hon. C. Lindsay, the Lord
and Groom in Waiting, were in attendance.
The Queen, eceompanied by Princess Louise and at-
tended by Vicountess Clifden and the equerries in wait-
ing on horseback, left Buckingham name at a quarter
before 5 o'clock, and visited the Prince and Princess of
Wales at Marlborough House. After which her Majesty
drove to Paddington station, escorted by • detachment of
the 3rd Hussars, and returned to Windsor Castle.
Prince Arthur, attended by Major Elphinsione, re-
turned to Greenwich-park they the court.

CABINET Couscit..—A Cabinet Council is ap-
pointed to be held this afternoon at the First Lord
of the Treasury's official residence in Downing-
street.

The Princess of Wales drove out yesterday afternoon.
attended by the Hon. Mrs. W. Grey.
In the evening the Prince and Primer of Wales went
to the new Queen's Theatre.

The Marquis of Exeter (the captain of the Corps of
Gentlemen at Arms), Lord Wrottealey, Count Gleichen,
and the Hon. Spencer Ponsonlrl, dined with the Hon.
Corp. of Gentlemen at Arms at the mess of the corps in
At. James's Palace.

LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OTFICR, MARCH 6.--
Nodes ia hereby gives, that her Majesty's birthday will
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be kept on Saturday, the 23rd of May
gunnies JOURNAL IN WILNH.—in conaer
miasma of representations made to her Majesty as to
the large number of her Welsh subjects that still retain
and speak the language of their fathers, her Majesty has
been pleased to direct that the " Journal " shall be
translated into the ancient language of the Cymry.
Sir Thomas Bidduiph, by command of her Majesty,
. ._ _

has requested the Rev. J. Jones, rectos of Lian-
dissib, near New Quay, Cardiganshire, an eminent
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Welsh scholar, to widaiiake the work. This gracious
sot of her Msjesty has given great satisfaction to
the Welsh-speaking population of the Principality, than
whom there are no more loyal subjects within the vast
realms of the British empire.
A rumour is afloat that her Majesty will visit
Cambridge this Cemnissesaent, for the purpose of in-
augandiag the MMus of the late Prince Consort, subscribed
for by the members of the sate.

Till Mum or Dazar's Hgai,rx.—From inquiries
made at Haewahry-hall yesterday, we are in a position to
immune, that the Earl of Derby is now rapidly approwsh-
lag eoomilesonice. Shortly after the arida which nose-
Misted his retirement from active political life, the re-
, 'every of his lordehip, though steady and decided, wee
very slow. Daring the last few days, however, the signs
of improvement have been mere merked, sad his family
earl friend. sow conlidently eatisipiite that the noble ex
premier will soon be able to remove to the metropolis.
The number of medical sLudeipe in Cambridge
University appears to be spa the Morons. The Massed
facilities lately given by the authoeilies have KS been
without 'WWI, 'foe le the of osadidiim, for the ap-
proaching " Utilise • lime ari tea who qualify Yor the
examinatioa es intended eanclidates for a medical aspen.
The preassit staff of pretenses sod maisleate amnesia the
YVON of mug adage* men: _ .

A grand ions abaw ia to be bad at Obi cord,
f. Bargidarpark, by pennimin dianiala
Faskr, an *a 1U et July area. and be Wagon M all.
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