The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-24 00:00:00

Magee et the IteC thee..
Master of the 11w-web°ld.

In Waiting. nent Other In Ttrtgadn Waiting.
Her 3141 at?, she Q mu, and ma otn.e ,I prison ~aa.
Union tell-a their seats, this great &thump of the honsehaii,
t►e Mistress of the &obeli, tan Grown of the Stole to Has
Royal Highness Penes &beet, with the Vi.e•Chamberlain
and t►e Lord and Groom in Waiting to the Gruen, and toe
Lord and Grooms of the Bedchamber to lin lily .1 Highitres
P•ice. Albert, wit :hair places near the Q nen and Hu
Royal Highasin.
The Treasurer and Comptcsllar of the Household took
t►en places behind the sponenrs.

11.1.ihe Queen and Prince were entering the chapel. the
mareß is Handers Occasional Oratorio was performed. When
the procession had all entered, the followirg chorale, coin•
posed by his Knell Highness Prince Al'. r, was performed:
is life'. gay morn, ere xi...lightly youth
By eke sad folly I. evtalaved.
Ob. may thy Maker's planate name
Be on the West BMW engraved.
So stall so Andean( narrow eloud
The eumbiar of thy early days.
bet begonia= In imam naiad
skall etul eneempms aU Uiy ways.
The choir was compeetni of abitees gettilrinen and ten
young choristers of her Majesty's Chapel Royal. Sir Charge
Smart preeided at the organ. Tn. Quien'e p: (este band
was in attecdance, and the master, Mr. Redone°, conducted
th. musical pertnrinance,

After the chords, the Lord Chanderrlais, accompanied by
the Oroons of tre Stole to his Rome! /imbues& Priam
Albert, aetdut red the infant prise* into the chapel ; his
Itnycl H shuns being carried by the bead curse, and
attended by 'hr Cousins of Geinabormgh. Tie Arch
bishop of Canterbury comarquad the barium' service, and
on arriving at the pin for raining the child, the Corciree
of Ountimough headed the Infant Prince to the arch•
bishop, when ids Wild Hignns was eased THE ROYAL BANK OF AESTRALIA.—On Seurat
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ARTIICII WiILIAN PATRICK ALNENT. the Mnu in Chancery l'riciardsiettled the lute of share-
holders amounting to 300 in this wooers, with liberty to all The C .ustses of Ovinabornigh 'mind Priose Arthur after
parties should they think St to appear by counsel and dir-
he had bun baptised, sod at the conclusion of the serv!c•
his Royal Uighur ss was re-conducted from the chapel, pate their liability, to be called on to subscribe to the out
A hymn— standing debts, under the following eight reoosamendation,
I wilt gin thanks to Thee, o Lord, sad eramilfy thy \etyma& ant. OR the character of the original shareholden wr o paid
How great nod wonderful an tins in all thy wont the deposit, signed the deed, and still held shares ; two, m
tedistrina, AJA, 1374. original Agri holden who paid the deposit, signed, sod trans.
And Betthoven's " Hallelajsk"— Mend their shares ; three, as original holders who paid dr.
liglklojah to the Father and the eon of Ho!! posit, but did mange, yet still bold shares ; four, as original
Fiche ad herd, ye everlasting akar, in holy amyl at jar f shareholders who paid deposit, but didnotsign,'sad
Worlds astern shall ding HS glory, the emoted noes of (led'
(erred their shares ; fire, u original shareholders, who
soneluded the musical perlonsaaer.
signed the deed, but did not pay deposit, arid still hold
The Archbishop nein pronounced the btnediction. the
Queen and Prince Albert, preceded by the sponsors and Ml- "am; sit, ii timisiessas wise still bold shares; seven, as
tranderes who signed the deed, ad still hold shares; eight,
lowed by the royal and intuition simian, relieve& from the
chapel to the ooth edi,hikio the old diothproom. when the as tranferees who transferred their shares. Ills Honour the
register-hook was brosubt by Mr tinned, Scream of her ditties of me d,,,th_.;,,e als_i",...m,istag.„,,,ss •,",...f.Z.,.....i.„.Pitia1l thatA ~„,,,,,„. tlisilfr,„,.
Majesty's Chapels Royal, and here the set of baptism was °' ""e•-•--- parties must - -----•
attested. te the knowapetieds for which they held the shares, se that
The march la " Jades Maiscabeas" was played on her in messing the tateabe assent of liability's Climes will
Majesty quitting the chapel. The Qeren, the Priam, and be made between a person who held shares for only two
**royal persosages then peed up the rand staircase to maths, and one who held them for two years. la reply to a
the Throne-rem when her Majesty was joined short 4 Sim_ .. .11°14°17' Mr. H. Hirers, solicitor w Mr* Wsilillis' the
ham tight eNdosi by her Royal Howe, the Dubow of OZICIIII manager, stated that the settlement of the list deed
Gloucester. The remainder of the company madame is sot be referred said dish@ debts were preyed, as they were
the Oren Drawing hoes. waiting. for informatioa from Amoeba. It appeared diem
A guard of beer (of the Coldstream Guard!), with the explanations that the great body of debts are on debentures,
hood of the resbotht, meowed he the gefdeo of the pg„., and that thee are but very law book dab's. Mr. Farquhar,
sad reseed the Royal Family with the %mitt heaters. solicitor to the bank, stated that tr is question bad bees ems
The Yeomen of the Guard, under the "command of Captain intend by the body of the shareholders at large, gad that
Kincaid, the non, were stationed is the grand eau or the °hey ••• ••••1 boy
ale actuatisation a •00111•11 tki (1"*"
Pales, In the peaces leading from the old dining-room to ti' of n°,.,lnbillt/ of the"... "•°•"lir•°. „„
the approach to the chapel, and upon the grand stairrus. FILES t RADE AND CAI: PEIUM.—i ail poor WC et-
The often present were Sir G. P. Lee, the Hannan ; Sit lees was farther redwood se Welled*, efteThaell he
George Heelme, the ensign ; Colonel Fitsmantice, the 'Ma li. 44. in the Poled for the .nsslag year ' for worn /eon
tent ; sad Captain /bib* the elm. It was 2.. Bd.; lest balf.yeet it was relbeid to Se. 4d., and
The Gestlemmtat-Arnes, cadet the eanunead of Major sow the demeaned pauperism has stabled the farther wader
Harmer, lined the 4,94444 bee to, and me catnaps if, the doe to Is. 4d. In the township of Monkwearmeath Pam
chapel. Captain Ceiling, the adjutant, was in &heeded'. which for the of leen Mantua is inferior Saailbere
Ur. Jame Tyler, lieutenant of the bon. nips of Wilk of 8 led, and la which property If •
Gentlensenat-Arms, was pragmatist to the Queen, at as ""*1 of SAM. • year le sot Mild at all, the rots for
audience, h, Lem Fehr', caplets of the Berge, sad Nadu& relief of the poet this quartette only Mom num It the
from her hiejedy his silver 'tisk 01 office. Pound, being the lowest rate which has been levied ever
Her Moiety was weeded by the Lord Steward and the dice shills, stock in trade, and other personal estate eased,
Lord Chamberlain at eight o'clock to a state &august uthe nen years ego, to be ratable. Is the days of MO-pried
Picture Gallery; seessented by the royal faeily
_the faftd. of One an ninepins, two Millipp, Suika.hrown,
geniis ministers, the cabinet ministers, sad the other ladies sad arearder mod to he diseillenbil &nano. Still the
and gentlemes who attended the eseemonid, the bead of the tales of Newmatle an as high a ever, which is tether re.
Royal a guaimt of Reese Geste playing •• sad save. the markald• as well as unfortunate, for a,thegit trade is ez•
Qum" is her Majesty's estrang. timely dull, and all gleams are saline" severely from the
After theboor, the Lem Steward /eye the following inareming osespetitiga which prevails, the mat Mind is low,
torts,
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—'•is Royal Hishothe the pithy, Aloer tr sad the eases. *instable leg the working pondation.—
•• His Royal Highness the Pasco of I'sussia." " The Newcastle Chearilme.
041146 and the Prince." HARVEST PitooP2cTs.—Nothing ORR be more pre-
" The Christening Cake" was plied is the middle of the midag than the appeerma which the essatry preset' In
mom, hew we the pogo a the mageleeet service of every &teethe of tide essety. hi alalkipl h aem Sikh of
gold pine. fib. top of the eke represented se oetimgekt whet are shot into eer. bat at Desisimad a Sae lad
fountain, stensermeted wide a number of emell vamo, filled of Mummy wheat, belonging to Mr. D. Awn!, whisk'
wax
swam olooloow. The towage rested on • circular is already is fell biomes. • The premise as, • when
plinth, ognaloing a orallaber of elated vignettes set is Wars met teuttem mot washy. ago. Thom. •
silver ibmmeli. Peeled ineteger, bee wrier* te as OA aNte that Mere ere
Alta the mot of m The Quiets 'edible Prise," her Ma. wlMAlitheldight mealleste4 at Dapitett wil Iti
jetty mare hisie the heave% "smil se the White 6 • 'W.tilyeettift fit melt kha
Deserter Rem, esessapneed by Cletaeryal Dighses tie and exertsees la the settee; who, deeleg
Dooms of otsessolgr, nee Royal Illetmess the Dashes of lm bow in that legality. lied thee* the
vadires
Kitnet mord Itigiumes the It=lJZ•ntheidte, /In the net of the settee es IrekaA, sad eat 110
memos potties., Mega and the seer sign of the Meese le twhe yet mee now; ' hissed Illiehlteti/
es event. Sees after whisk Nis Helmer Pelee I oar seedy with whom we have geese en the ouleosl ley
&but, His Royal Uighur the Prince el Fresh, Hie corroborate thisetattimet.—Bilkerey /harder.