The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-13 00:00:00

tic Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 12.
The Karl and Countess of Clarendon arrived
yeenerday as a s:sit to her Majesty.
The Doke and Duchess ot„Aumale and the Princess
of Salem seikd her Majesty.
Her Majesty and the Prince Corsort received early this
morning a telegraphic menage anoomming the death of the
King of Portugal, first amain once removed to the Queen
and Prince.

lo coosequence of the affliction caused by this melancholy
event to her Al.jesty and his Royal Highness the court will
remain in retirement for some days, and her Majesty's pro-
jected visit to the Pliers of Wales at Mediaeley Hall, sear
Candi, idge, which was to have taken place tomorrow, is
postponed.
The Earl aad Countess of Clarendon have left the
Castle.

Viscount Torrington and Colonel the Hen. A. Liddell
bare succeeded Lord Methuen arid Lieuteosat•Coluuel

liiogscotia as Loral sod Groom in Waiting.

The porninatioud sheriffs for the staving year for the
counties of England sod Wales took place yesterday (the
morrow of St. Martin). in the Court of Exchequer, before
the following Lords of her Majesty's mat Honourable Privy
Couucil, viz. :—The Right Hos. W. E. Invistone, Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer ; the Lord Chancellor ; Earl Gran-
ville, Lord President; Sir George Grey, &cretin/ of Slate
for the Home Department ; the Lord Chief Justice Erie,
sod the Lord Chief Ltsron.

Mr. Helps, the Clerk of the Pt:ey Coupe", attended.
Three gentlemen were now-naked for each county.
Mr. C. M. Furlong, nom•oated lEk:tith Vice• Consul for
Sim be lr lrantern, transact: d buswee yeetenlay at the
FonhproMee.

A deputation from Nott'lghani-park, consisting of Hr.
NOWINIZA, Mr. Hine, and Mr. Wataon, had an interview
yesterday with the Hight Hon. C. P. Villiers, at the offioe
of the Poor-law Board, V. eitehall.
Despatches were seat yesterday from the Colonial-office
le the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands, and
the Governor of Canada.

The Countess de Mahanit and Mies Elphinetone
de Flabault Imre Coventry House is a few days fur Tor-
quay, for some weeks.

- The k:arl Jermyn, eldest son of the Marquis of
Bristol, is about to many Miss Geraldine Amos, youngest
daughter of the hate Major•Goneral the Hon. Gimp Anson.
sad mace of Lord Forester.

The Countess Dowager Cowper im entertaining a
1111000M6011 of 'initial; at Wrest Park, lkda.

Viscutniteas Jocelyn left town yesterday on a
risit to the Counter Dowager Cowper, at Wrest PI rk.
Colonel awl the Baronets North left towa a few
day. aloes fur Wrorton Abbey, Ozoo.

The Hun. Spencer Cowper conies to toe to-day
from Paris.

Mr. and the Hon. Mn. Balfour have arrived at
Claridge" Hotel frocaElt. Auspb.

Sir Thum* and Lady Arabella Hesketh bate
lan llarklge'a Hotel for Raiford Hall, Laaoadthire.

The Right Hoo. Sir Edmund Head and Lady
Head mad the Mined Head have arrived at Parriaces Ho.l
horn 1'41.4/111.

It appears that Sir Robert Poel, on hie arrival
in Dublin, paid a •ait of Con,:esy to Dr. Colon, but the
doctor was not at horns for 13'^o.

The degree of Doctor iu Divinity, confirmed by
lettere patent under the Great heal, ban been granted by
the Archbishop of Cauterbery, the sisitor of Dulwich Col-
lege, to the Rev. Alfred J. Carver, M.A., master of the
college, and head muter of the upper school iu the lame.
We (l'ust) learn that Mr. Brimsley Norton (bro.
thee of Mr. Fletcher Norton, whose premature death we
recorded two years since) still lieu seriously ill at the
house of his mother, the Hon. Mrs. Norton. Should the
mune fate attend Mr. Manley Nor:on air betel his lamented
brother, the elder branch of the family will be represented
by half Italian blood, Mr. Bromley Norton having married
aNsapolitan, by whom be has a sou, now in his sixth year,
who, after his grandfather, would stand in pre.umptivo
swami= to the peerage of Grantley. Of the sone of Chief
Baron Norton, in whom Rile peerage ie vested, only two
survive ; the pretest pen., aged 66. and the Hoe. George
Chapple Noeton,police magistrate, aged 62. Of the younger
brothers of the present peer, Charles, who died ia let t
a Imo, Charles, w►o is au officer in the at.ny ; and the
youngest brother, the Rev. James Norton, of Auniopley,
who died is lab& left a eon, Thomas, who has also entered
the Queen's earths as a soldier.

OYIIII6 JUDGE:.--MMLain and
York—Mr. Justice Wig!Amon. Lancashire and Chester—
Mr. Justine Crompton and Mr. Baron Channel' ; commission
day, Nombre 8 ; civil business at Liverpool, pcceniber U.
Monermah, Glamorgan, Gloucester, Worcester, and War-
wick—Mr. Justice Wilk.. Kent, llama, llevoo, and
Bomereet—Mr. Justice Williams. Lincoln, Norfolk, Suf-
folk, Northamptoo, Stafford, and Oxford Mr. Baron
Martin.

MR. DAwsmc, M.P., AND TUE °NANDI:MKS.—
Mr. Dawson, having been caked by the Young Mesi's
Christian and Literary Association at Magherafelt to
deliver a lecture at one of their public meetings, on the
6th instant, hu arrived at the court•hume at half-Feud seven
o'clock. The chair was taken by Andrew Spotswood,
Esq. The court-house was filled long before the ap-
pointed hour, by a large number of the people of the
town and neighbourhood, who it was understood would
not allow Mr. Dawson to deliver has lecture, owing to
remarks mad, by bins in parlMment against the Derry-
awash proceesiouists. A large body of police were brought
from the neighbouring towns, and stationed through the
court-boum. (In the husinese being opened, the meeting
iseroad determined not to let Mr. Dawson speak. Mr.
Spotewouil at length prevailed on the audience to be quiet ;
but Mr. Dawson could not be hoard for fully an hour, as
there was a continued yelhog, hootiog,whistling, and calling
names throughout the whole lecture. Mr. Dawson's ter-
rine was said to be 'woken on going away, amid the grimes
of hundreds also followed it, calling offensive Datum.—
Caere. its CAruaicie.