The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-18 00:00:00

wit Court.

OSBORNE, Icts 17.
The Queen walked out yesterday afternoon,
accompanied by Princess LOUIE of Reese ; and her
Majesty and the Royal Family walked in the grounds
this morning.

The Duke and Duchess of Coburg, Prince and Princess
Louis of Hesse, Princess Louise, and the Princess of
Leiningen visited the Royal Victoria Hospital at Netley
yesterday afternoon, attended by Major-General Francis
Seymour, C. 8., having crossed over in the royal yacht
Alberta, Captain his Serene Highness the Prince of
Leiningen, G.C.B.
Their royal highnesses were received by Major-General
Wilbraham, C. 8., commandant, and by the principal
medical officers, who conducted them through the wards
and round the hospital buildings.
The Duke of Edinburgh dined with the Queen last
evening.

Lieutenant-General Lord Napier of Magdala, G.C.8.,
arrived at Osborne yesterday, and had the honour of
dining with the Queen and the royal family.
Alamayo, eon of the late Emperor Theodore, arrived at
Osborne in the evening with Captain Speedy, who con-
ducted him from Abyssinia. They were received by the
Queen, and were presented to her Majesty by Lord
Napier.
Colonel Dillon, military secretary to Lord Napier in
the Abyssinian campaign, and Captain Scott, aide-de-
camp, arrived at Osborne this morning, and had the
honour of being presented to the Queen by Lord Napier.
Lord Napier, Colonel Dillon, and Captain Scott, left
shortly afterwards for London.
Alamayo again visited the Queen this morning, and left
this afternoon with Captain Speedy.

Viscountess Clifden has succeeded the Duchess of Rox-
burgh° as lady in waiting to her Majesty.

Despatchce were received yesterday at the Colonial•
office from the Governor of the Mauritius. Despatches
were sent yesterday to the Governors of Ceylon, Hong
Kong, Labnan, Malta„ the Straits Settlements, and the
Australian Colonies.

Lord Houghton had an interview with the Duke of
Buckingham and Cbandoe at the Colonial-office, on Thurs-
day, on the subject of grants of land on the French shore
of Newfoundland.

CABINET CotrNaL.—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 Queen has deputed Prince Arthur to open
the new Albert Park at Middlesborough, soon after the
Ma noon&

The Duchess of Cambridge and the Grand
Duke and Grand Duchess of Mecklemburg-Strelits
honoured the Earl and Countess of Mahambury by their
company at dinner lest eveningait their residence in Stmt.
ford-place.' The trench Ambassador, Prince Camille de
Foliose, the Austrian Ambassador and the Countess
Apponyi, the Duke and Duchess of Wellington, the Mar-
qE234fLassdovnie, the Marquis and Marchioness of
* asp the Earl and Counters Cowley joined the
.Slgumrlittree.—The ylll of PtillooM
Hartahnidy" Elisabeth Lomas. Maris Fremose,
was proved in her Majestys Omit ot Probate, amiss
14,0001. perscmally in Migland. The ',Oil of the Right
Am. Lord Carmgton, lord lieutenant of the county of
Bunke, was preyed on the 9th inst., in the Probate Court
of Loudes. The will is aptedunar:l424, 1353, aW, in the
fovea weed,' Imw a property wlikle his
bides* bad power to dispose of, and all his panmenity, to
Ms widow, and appanta her Si. sole emeoutem. The per-
ermally is sworn under 70,0001. The present peer moose&
to the entailed estates. The Ir probate of the will of
the Mon. sod Rev. Arthur William Pomeroy. pared
the seal of the Laid= Court on the Oh in-
stant under 14,0001. The will of the Rey. John
Honeywood Randolpiaprheolohenclary of St. Paula, son
of Dr..Bendelpki: Lord in of London, war proved
the principal registry, under ,0001. He was in his 75th
year. Letters of administration of the persona estate and
elects of Sir Eric Robert Townsend-Farquhar, Bart., who
died intestate, at the age of 69, were granted in the Lon-
don Court, under 30,0001. personalty. The will of Mr.
Paul Bevan, of Tettenhain, was proved in the London
Court on the 3rd inst., under 120,0001., by the oaths of his
sons, William and Samuel Bevan, and the allirmation of
his son-in-law, Alfred Waterhouse, men., and Alfred Water.
hoses, jun., the testator's grandson, Si. joint acting exe-
cutors. The will of Mr. Matthew J. Glenton was
proved in the London Court, under 35,0001. He has left
the Marring charitable bequests to local institutions at
Liverpool—namely, Female Orphan Asylum, Indigent
Bbnd Asylumeatroal Infirmary, Blnecost Hospital, and
the Ronan each a homey of 501.
Ladles' Charity fichoolere'DisLormeary _ ESA Diapers.
vary, Northern Hospital, Southern Hospitil, and the Eye
and Rix Infirmary, each aI. !way of 1001. Mr. J. Rey-
nolds, whose will wu proved at Peterborough, has be-
Bathed to the Royal Albion Benevolent Society, Cam-
ge, 5,0001. ' • and to Addeabrooke's Hoe Fetal, Gam-
ge, 5004 The wills of the following distinguished
persons have been recently proved—as., Lord Forbes,
' ander 14,0001. personalty ; Sir Henry Hattori, But, for-
r mealy M.P. for South Leicestershire, and degtofrelieute-
sant for the oounty, 10,0001.; General Sir Wil-
liam Pasty, X.C.8., X.H., colonel 70th Foot, ,0001.—
11/latroted Loam New.
?Taw Gairrir Tiatams.—This theatre, now
being built on the at. of the Strand Music Hall, and the
ad
Rto=d., has been 'alum an a long lterrwityitra:
redaaa olab-isosus. The buildings will
earit la Decombw.