The Express.
London, England, 1857-02-21 00:00:00

(fie Court.

The Primers et Bohenkthe sad the
Prisms Peeks lea Ise d as Qom
IS "INS IkelMO= Pas demir. awn
to le tle rallhemie el the Deis eirlse, YPIPmeeL
llmir
'rew hisbreen Wbeser ey the Great
Rags,.

The Priam nib at lonsiesk vUL dr Prizes of Wales,
Maid by Iti Drirsy 111 imillir.

Ha tot la sire.iii,=lei b 7 Mita
&dm M sad ums Sims Inks drive
is the 111611111. is ea epos broods sad kw. ll4or-
Oared -err=a C. Chey NW Lieut.-Coked Parry
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nis lanslwafte the Part and Neat= ol
the Mel el sereagli, and Lad sad Ledy
Celelle, hod the baser Madan with her Majesty.
Debi Abase thalami al the Onetadar Guards played :
Oman. la Lee dye Nee ftuber.
_ ,einr=" (On airs from Oberon) Dom, Oo
Italwas, " lhavaita"
MI Sawa Mirth arranged by Captain Oviedo.
The Cftessn's private band afterwards attended in the
end*, sidrdarrrithe following compositioas

Owriwe. ULamle " Herold
ahem, wank awl goutet, " Oberon " Weber.
nutria, "Les Ihgemete ' lisprtser.

The fiewmp Canniem met at their alos, No. 7, Old
Paleos-yerd, iireadieter, yesemday.
• dentate ending d the Re.. D. J. Heeden,
Mims. Paver and Mae oberh
as
of the parka
•Tellesham), Mr. WA Mr. Mr. IdsnoiaMr.
nedese (vmery clerk), la ea an le=
Churyjmelemiley at the Homenßee, name
Menial by 740 owners and to albs perish►of Totten-
ham, hag aree-berths mac hay of ratepayers,
allicrine workli
for jilthe Pal. Haa b Act that
rseaPslerileelth Ra. The de: tate wa~seth
s intro by Lied Behest Orenemer.
ji=elem on the snaked eta nand memeriel of the
d 1661 in elielt Wks naervilw with the
=Liam Sir B. Haß i the Mks et Works in
. The maddel of Alderman
Challis, M.P., Bodh, .ILlLbeirizillEr Dann, P.R.B.
A deputation of mmehemb ef conating of Mr.
Potter Mr. Credal, Kr. Dime, J. M. Comic, Mr.
Broeldebeak, mad Mr. J. O. Unmeant; emorepead by Mr.
Horda end Mr. Joseph C. Inn, the smobeee brrer-
hd ea pining with the Chimemllor of the
, el Ids Mehl reddens la Deenlerstreet, on
rif Ks is don.
A depiallem One theeenevelime dconenng of
Mr. Imecwasebe. M.P. ter Mr. alsrmanHig
with dm Teen Oat at /rare, leammeled brhems at the
Horne-ale yearn,.
Alimeepeeemmet ha ma lederaw nth the Chan-
Tle of Rachesper yeleiday.
hildal C at the Privy Comma me year
Theampeal from as Admiralty Ct, .11emmeon e.
the Qom". (Ariel), pert nerd, waste
were resolved ad Se yeetarday
frotrebtaernor of Hest Rea', the Clevernor of Ceylon,
sa at Governors of the Willi India lands. Despatches
wen semi yesterday to the finernor of Canada.

The Earl and Countess of Sandwich have arrived
Ia Isom, et their new residence in Curzon-street, bons
Hiaeldnbrooke Howe, Huntingdonshire.
The Earl and Countess of Lichfield have arrived
at the St. George. Hotel.

Viscountess Palmerston will " receive" this even-
ting at Cambridge limas.

-Lady Stuart de Rothe ay has arrived in town, at
the residence of Caroline Countess Sons.,., In Groevonor-
place, for the meson.

Load and Lady De Tabley and the Hon. Misses
Warren have arrived in town ban Tablerhonae, Cheshire.
Lord and Lady Edward Thynne have arrived at
their maiden,* to Wilion-aeseent for the seamen.

Lady William Powlett had an assembly last
evening at her maiden* In Ceram-stmt.

Sir William Fraser arrived in town on Thursday
evening from Brighton.

Mrs. William E. Gladstone has issued cards for an
assembly on Tuesday next.

Sir John Pakington's Education (Cities and Bo-
roughs) Bill bears the names of Mr. Cobden, Lord Stanley,
and Mr. Headlam.

A sum of 10,0001. has been advanced to the Master
of the Mint towards defraying the cost of the Baltic medida,
the entire estimate for which is 13,4121. be.

We regret to report an unfavourable bulletin
lamed yesterday morning, ea to the health of the Earl of
Harewood. It is as follows ,—" The Earl of Harwood
enreienoed a relapse of tutfarottrable symptoms yesterday.
His lordship is in a eery precezions state this morning."
" Harwood Hones, Friday 5, a.m., Feb. 20."

We ( IC-eaten, Times) deeply regret to state that
the Rev. 0. C. Gorham lies hopelessly ill. The roost emi-
nent of the London faculty have prenounoed his case in-
curable.

By the death of Sir Godwin Phillips, at St.
Davide', on Thursday, the baronetcy so long attached to the
Hotta estate—it being, in fact, the oldest in Wales, is ex-
tinct. Sir Godwin had attained his 15th year,

The Rev. Edward Henry Turkey, A. 8., has been
instituted oo patron to the vicarop of Rahman Cheney,Wilts,
recent by the reeignetka of the Rev. R. W. Dertnell.

The Record deplores the fact that it has heard
within a few weeks, of " one clergyman fined for poaching, of
another who makes a rollicking speech at ■ greet fox-honting
' dinner, of half-a-dozen frequenting a ball-room at Ca.mtaidga,
and of twenty-four presbyters, who were present at a peat
ban of the Doke of Beaufort,—exhibiting a singular and pain-

ful correspondence in number and title, but min- treat of occu-
pation, with the heavenly elders whom the apostle saw in
vision, reeling down their crowns in devout education et the
foot of the throne in heaven."

The Lancet publishes replies from physicians,
surgeons, and others, to Mr. Bay's attack upon smoking.
In mom to one remark from that gattlenum a correspondent
says, "I believe the present Emperor of the French is an
ardent admirer of the habit ; and who will venture to assert
that he irks ' high intellectual activity P Hobbes and
Locks were smokers ; so were Byres, Moon, Shelley, Scott,
and a host of others, whom names along the stream of time
triumphsatly come down to no; and they will bear compari-
son with those personages to whom Mr. Say has adverted.
" Clericus Anglicans" says, that mum of the bishops are
"noted smokers."

The Gardeners' Chronicle concludes an examina-
tion of the law upon the subject with saying, that the growth
of tobsooo in the United Kingdom, whether far sale or not,
is absolutely prohibited ; but that, by way of special favour,
" Tubsooo may be grown on not move than half a polo of
land situate in any phyric garden belonging to either of the
Universitiee of Oxford or Cambridge, or in any other private
garden for physic or cbirurgery only, but in no other place."
Oar ootemporary doubts whether any real hardship to In-
flicted by the art, considering how very worthiest English-
grown tobacco