The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-12 00:00:00

rbe court.

WINDSOR, Die. 11.

The Qom and Priam Albert walked ibis morning
in the Slopes. The Royal Family took, their usual airings.
The Marquis and Marehionew of Claariearde and Lady
Bally de Harg►, Lard and Lady Ralson and Si, David
Dundee ate expected he arrive at the Castle to-day, nu a visit
to Qaew and the Prises. The Royal dinner party at the
Castle this evenirg will include the Dab* and Dockage of
Norfolk and Lady Adel= Howard, the Noma. and Mar-
einwasse el Claaricarde and Lady Rally de Bergh, the Rail
el Oarlike, Vise:last Canning, Lord and Lady Mahon, Sir
Janes and Lady Graham and Sir David Dundalk. The band
of the Royal Rotes Gaud' will owed during dinner. The
Queen's priv►te bead will afterwards attend in the Castlw

A Cabinet Connell wne held yesterday afternoon at
the Pereiss•offioe. The Marquis of Lansdowne arrived in
town to attend the stencil tram hie seat, Bowood Perk,
Wilts. Lord John Rumen arrived in town to attend the

ecosicat ham a Melt to the Gases at Windsor Castle. The
Lewd ChasmDor, the Berl of Mato, Bo George Grey,
Vlsoesst Palmerston, Berl Ore,, the CISAIDNUOT of the Be-
chequer, BM Prima Buts,. thr John Robhoste, the Berl
of Carlisle, the Right Roo. Remy Isbasehere, the 111mgeis
of Clasrieardo, mad the Right Ron. Fez Rest also attested.
The counsil set three hoarseed s halt.

Baron de Brunnow, the Russian Minister, had as
interview with Lord John Remelt yesterday, at his °facial
residence, iu Downing strut.
Lord Sondes had an interview yesterday with Sir
Now Grey, and delivered to him addresses from the Mayor
and inhabitants of Canterbury and Faversham, against
Pepsi aggression.
A deputation from the committee for promoting
the formation of a park for the borough of Finsbury, con-
sisting of the Right Hon. Lord Robert Grosvenor, Y.P. ;
Sir James Duke, But., M.P.; Mr. Wakley M.P.; Mr.
Mr. T. H. Hellion (returning dear); William Tyler;
Mr. C. Woodward, F.R.S. ; Rev. 8. Climb!, A.M. ; Mr.
J. Barnett, Mr. J. Parson, Mr. Wade, Mr. J. R. Taylor,
and Mr. Terplat, amompanled by Mr. J. Lloyd, Elm Su.,
had an iatervisw yesterday with Lord John Boma.
The Cambridge University Commission met yester-
day, at the official residue* of the First Lord of the Trea-
sury, is Downingotreet. Present: the Bishop of Custer,
the Dean of Ely, Sir J. F. W. Bench.), Sir John Hominy,
the Rev. Protege°, Sedgwick, and the Bev. W. H. Dawson
(seeretary).
The Committee on Agricultural Implements of the
Royal Commissioa for the Ethibition of 18-51 met at two
o'clock yesterday afternoon, at the New Palace of West-
minster. Present: Mr. nosy, M.P. (Chairman); the Ilan.
Dadley Pelham, M.P.; Colonel B. Challooer, Mr. Joseph
Locke. ; Mr. B. Gibbs, Mr. H. S Thompson, Mr.
J. V. Shelley, and Mr. A. Remand. Colonel Reid (Chair-
maa), Mr. Cole, and Mr. Dilke, of the Recessive Committee,
went also prem..
The Chancellor of the Brohequer and Lady Mary
Wood returned to town yesterday from a visit to bey Ma-
jesty at Windsor Castle.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colo-
nial-oaks from the Governors of the Cape of Good Hops,
New Zealand, and the Falkland Weida.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat
yesterday. An appeal from the Prerogative Court of Can-
terbury (part heard) was resumed—. Brame and Edwuds
v. Bather." The ease was again adjoarne&

Tas Nsw MASTII2B Ix CHANCaßT.—Yeaterday
Mr. Hampbry, the saw muter eppointed fa the room of
Muter Dowdeswell, took his seat for the first time, bat will
immediately proceed to the transactioa of the business Loft
by his predecessor. He bee re-appointed Mr. Drake as hie
chief clerk, sad Mr. Geo. Ming u his jasioe.