The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-10 00:00:00

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Their Royal Higisheasie the Hereditary Grated
Doke and Greed Demons or Koski+burg SereWe, with the
prises their sea, arrived at Cambridge Rouse from the ese.
times yesterday meralso (attended by Mr. ILdniesd MD&
suiree: burg
be his late 11,7.1 Rightness the Doke of Cana-
ls' ), travelled Ina Dew by a spoils' teakes
the tit Bethink Rainy.
The Gaels and Priam Allesetpeld a Milt of illailehifleh 111
her Royal Rightism the Deanne X Cambridge yesterday
morales. at Cam bride Heath The royal dmitees was et-
emapeaied by their Rl* Mighsesees Prime George, the
Hereditary Grmd Decline of Mecklenburg Seventh and
the Prisms Mary. Her liaisons and the Prises remained
theme ;marten of an hoar wi h the Dashees el Cat=
sad theta left, attended by the earls in welting (
Beckley and Lieut.-Cokmel the Mos. Alexander Gordon) is
hornbook.
Her Royal Mahan the Duhess of Glonerster visited her
Royal Nighties the DOI= of Cambridge, and their Royal
'Debases", the Meredthey Grind Duke and Grand Dasher
of Meckleubsrg Straits penteeday at Cambeidim Heels.
Her Majesty and Paw Albert visited her Royal High-
ness the Duchess of Oleserater yesterday morning at Glou-
cester Roam
His Royal High.. the Hereditary Grand Duke of
Mecklenburg Ilmelits visited the Queen yesterday at Busk-
Witham Palate.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prises of Wales, Prime
Alfred, the Prisms Royal, the Primeness Ali., Helen,
and Louisa emit their meal welkin sad pony mania
yesterday is the garden of Weekirgbam Palms.
The following gentlemen waited aria Lord John
Rusin yesterday, at his official residence is Downing•etreet,
as a deputation trent newsreaders and newspaper propri.
atom, to 'elicit his lordship to give the new postal
arrange-
rests a fair trial—via., Mr. J. Gilbert, Mr. P. Terry
J. N. Lee, Mr. D. Othey, Mr. Low, Kr. Leash, Mr. Moe-
dam. Mr. Tyler, Mr. Prat; Mr. Smith, and Mr. Catherall.
The Bishop of Norwich had an interview with Sir
George Grey yesterday. The Bari of Harderlthe had also '
an iaterview with the right hon. bonnet yeanday, at the '
Rome office.
Despatcher; from the Governor of the Cape of
Good Rope were resolved yesterday at the Colonial-dim

TrOU lost sight's Usestte.L.
ST. Jailed PALACE, JULY 3. be Qoesa WAS
this day plessed to seater the beams of Ksighthood spas
Jobs Waists Gerdes, Req., Liaises to her Majesty far
Boatload. sad Presideat of the Royal Beettiolt sissiony.
ST. JAMILeII PALACS, JOLT 3.—The QOM was
tlis day pleased to manor the honour of Knighthood epos
Modes ;la, Beg., M.D.
FOILZION-OFFICE, JULY 6.—The Qum has boa
pleased to 'ppm of Mr. David Brown, se Cassia at Carer
for Us Majesty the Ringo( the Belem. ; also of Mr. Homy
Milli, as Cassal-Ctezeral in Leedom for the Doke of Parise,
sad also of Mr. Reinhard Robisow, so Coosa at Glasgow,
for the Fre* Rasseatie City of Rosebush.

TIIR DDINIII TO LORD PALMIERSTON at the Re-
for• Club has been postponed until Saturday, the 20th
July, owls( le the Dike of Catnb•idge's death.

MARRIAGE OF MAJOR EI:MAMMA, C.B. The
marriage of Major Herbert Banjul's Edwardes, C. 8., the
here of Moaltan, took plus yesterday awning at Peter-
sham Chan*, Battey. The young lady as whom the pa-
lest major had been affianced for some years, we behove
before he left England to eater on hie ciliary career in
India, is Miss Emma Sidney, youngest daughter of the
late Mr. James Sidney, of Richmond-hill. As it was gems
rally known at Richmond and its neighbourhood that the
marriage was appointed to be solemnised at the retired
little church at Petersham, there was mach carnal , owe.
Maly maul the ladies, to witness the solemaity, P fly
as the gallant bridegroom bad gained nth reputation is the
sanguinary c Attests in ,the Paulen!). In consequence the
interior of the church was crowded by a very respectable
mearegation shortly before 11 o'clock. At half-past 11
Major Edwards', accompenied by Bit Henry Edward...
Major Nicholson, and Mr. 8. Edward's, the "groom's neat
hiends," arrived at the church, the gallant bridegroom ap-
pearing in full uniform. The fair bride shortly afterwards
arrived, attended by air youthful ladies, as bridesmaids. The
bridal party having assembled ia front of the Coll2lllllioll
table, the religious ceremony was proceeded with, the Rev.
James Sidaey, M.A., Perpetual Curate of Reellyncli. Saner-
setshire, half-brother of the bride, officiating at the solemn
rite. The bride was given away by her step-father,
Dr. Grant, and the following ladies acted as
bridesmaids :—Miss Burton, Miss Lloyd, Mks Hayes,
Miss Beet*, Miss Byers, and Mies Hope. At the oonalfesion
of the ceremony the wedding party repaired to Dr. Grant's
mansion on Richmond-hill, to which the numerous relatives
sad friends invited to the wedding also repaired to partake
of a sumptuous dcjeuner is celebration of the nuptials. Pre-
vious to the breakfast being announced, through the favour of
one of the directors of the East India Company the superb
gold medal about to be presented to the gallant major by
that powerful mercantile body in testimony of his valuable
and meritorious services in India, was exhibited to his mem
bled friends. The obverse bean the following insaiption :
" From the East India Company to Lieutenant and Brevet-
Mein. H. B. Edward's, C. 8., for his services in the Pisa-
juin, 111DCCCILVi11." On the reverse is the like-
ness of her Majesty with the words " Vittoria Regina." The
wahine major and his happy bride left Richmond-hill at
half-put 2 o'clock for Wales. The gallant major and his
wife, it is said. purpose to depart for India in November.