The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-17 00:00:00

THE VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES

TO CLUMBEB.

The visit of the Prince of Wales to Clumber-
perk, the seat of his Grace the Duke ci Newcastle, took
place last aigh• The Prince reached the station at Work-
sop at Nivea o'clock in the evening. He was escorted from
the station to Clamber, a distance of about three miles, by
the (lumber troop of yeomanry cavalry, of which the Duke
ci Newcastle is a lieutenant. it was understood that the
Prince would come from Scotland rid the Great Northers
Railway, and reach Regard at 5.55; but as his Royal
Highness had changed his intention of receiving ad-
dressee it was deemed advisable to chimp the
mete, and come by Worksop, rid Manchester. In
deference to the wishes of the Duke of Newcastle
no address, will be presented to the Prince during his
brief stay at Clamber, nor will any triumphal arches be
erected by the inhabitants, though nags and other decom.
tines were visible at almost every house. The Prince it is
expected will go over the preserves of the noble duke this
day (Thursday) and Friday, and on Saturday lay the foun-
dation stone of the church which the Duke of Newcastle
is about to erect at Shiremks, for the men employed at
his lordship's extensive collieries there. The park and
grotto& of the noble dale have undergone • thorough re-
novation. A small vessel, named the Lady Lincoln, is
scored on the lake, with an armament of :KO guns, which
greeted his Royal Highness with • deafening salvo, idiom
beard in this district.

THE PRINCE or WALE. AND TIC MIDDLE TEMPLE.
—Ample arrangenseete are being made for giving Mat to
the visit of the Prince of Wales to the Middle Temple on
the :filet inst. acme days will par Were they are com-
pleted. but already pest progress bas been made, sod the
gardens are looking extremely well. They have been care-
fully laid oat. newly gavelled and arranged, and neemares
have been takes far providing accommodation in them for
ladies and others .who, from the limited space at the din-
prwal of the benchers, will sot be able to obtain admission
' into the Library during his royal highness's presence. The
new fouutow is finished, and when decorated according to
the plans in contemplation will present • pleasing appear.
I ones on the rising ground opposite to the principal door of
the library. The Prince will be received at the entrance to
W Temple by the Venerable Archdeacon Robinson, D.D.,
Master of the Temple, the heathers, and the treasurer, and
MB be conducted past the Middle Temple-hall to the
library, when as address will be presented to him. The
Lied Chancellor, the Lord Chief Justice of England, the
Leal Chief Baron of the Exchequer, and other judges who
are members of the game society, will be present at the
banquet in the evening.

TIN Royal Highness Prince Leopold, accompanied
by General Sir Edward Bowater, will leave Buckingham
Palace on Saturday next, for Cannes, for the winter.

Highneee the Duke of Cambridge,
attended by • numerous staff, lunched at the Paviliou
Rotel. Felkestoue, after the review at Shorncliffe on Tues-
day Let.

But Excellency the Bavarian Miniater and the
Hamner de Onto bey. returned to town from Brighton.
The Duke of Wellington left Apeley House on
Youdsy to joie the dasher, who is oo a tour of visits in

His Grace the Duke of Richmond enjoyed deer-
stalking in Gleofiddieh daring the past week, and has had
good sport, bringing dew. eight fine stags. His pace ham
sew left the Glee fur Cordon Castle.

The Earl of Dalhousie, Lady Christian Mania,
sad Major Young, arrived at &whip Castle oa Monday
a/Serowe from Invermark Lodge for the season.
The Earl of liarrowby left Grosvenor-equare on
Monday for Burghley Hall, Stamford, cm a visit to the Mar.
gods and MareLimeme of Exeter.

The Earl and Countess of Lincoln left town on
Tuesday for Clnesbar Park, when they will remain daring
the visit of bi Reyna Rlglueees the Prince al Wiles,

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The Counter of Longford and Lady Loniaa
Pricamltani have rattonsod to town from Follwntooo.

Lard and Lady Willoughby do Xreaby are
shortly expected to arrive is town from Drummond CUstle,
Perthshire, where the no►le lord sad lady have been m-
inivan a succession of distinguished peels during the
shooting season.

The Barouess Alphonse de Rothschild gave
birth to a son at Perin ea Motley Lai.
Kr. Motley, the historiau of the Dutch republic,
still remains in Paris, when be has been lionised during
the lot ve,k or to days by ►ie countrymen nod women.