The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-27 00:00:00

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OSBORNE, MAY 25, 1850.
The Queen and Prince, accompanied by the Prince
of Leinengen, walked this morning In the Park and grounds
of Osborne. The Prince of Wales and the younger mem•
ben of the Royal Family waked and rode in the emends
The Declass set Kent and the Prime of Leinengen, attended
by the Btronets de Speth and Biz George Couuer,
°shortie at twelve o'clock this day, and croseed to °onion,
in the Fairy royal 'yacht, en route to Frogmore bout'.
There was no addition yesterday to the Royal dinner party.
2Gth May.—The Qasen and Prince took an early walk this
m-..rning in the grounds of Oatmeal. Tao Prince of Wales
and younger menaben of the Roy.' Family walked
and rode as usual. The Pelee-se Royal, attended by
the lapin and gentlemen of the Royal household, at.
tended divine service at Whlppingham Church. The Rev.
J. Protherue performed the service and preached the ser-
mon. There was lee addition to the Rol al dinner party.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, attended by
Lady Augusta Cedovan and Mr. Edward Mildmay, honoured
the Earl and Countess of Jersey with their eonrany on
Saturday evening at their residence in Berkeley-plume.
Prince George has arrived in town from Ireland.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the
Price-en Mary attended divine service yesterday morning in
Linemen*? Chapel.
Despivehes were received on Saturday at the
Colonial a face from the governor of Souls Austratia, Hun.:
Kong, Ceyl n, the M.Uritiln, and Malta.
The Duke of Wellington attended the early ter
vice yesterday in tke Chapel Royal, 8.. Jean's'''. The O,T-
-own was preached by the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Boyle. The
preys', and the communion berries were read by the it.,,
De. Wesley. At the daily service tLe prayers were read by
the Rev. T. Relmore. the lesson,' by the W. Hall. and
the communion service by the Rev. Pr. W. elev. The ser-
mon was preached by the Ron. and Rev. Mr. Boyle.

RUMOURED RESIGNATION OF TUE LORD CHAN-
CULOR.—Tne revolt of inquiries male lmt night (Saturday)
inner*. U 9 to credit the rumour prevalent in legal and g01f...-
cal circles thst L•wdCottenham has resigned the high office of
Lord Chancellor of England. We sineerely regret to state
that the effort made by the noble and learned lord to redact
the arrears in his court, and to consult the interests of Innen,
by bean ig important causes at Lis private residecce, bydone materiel injury to his health. His previous indisposi
tioa has been go mach aggravated by his recent exertions
that tears are entartincvl of his u'timate recovery, and it is
placed beyrnd doubt that the public must be deprived of tke
sctvices of one of the most able chancellors that ever graced
the bona. If Lord Cottenham's resignation has not bees
ori %tally terdered and sentite,, we beli-ve that vir-
tually he wit he eor.sidered as having divested himself of hie
high tunc!:,ll9. It is generally understood that Mr. Bares
It Ale, cice or the first equity lawyer, of our time, will be the
successor of Lord Cottaithem.— Weekly Citronick.
TILE PltUrObED PARK FOR TUE BOROUGII OF
FiNsist:lLY.—The electun and inbab.tauts of this borough
I are 11.. t rtlaxiag in their exertion, to chain a park. Lord
Robert Grosvenor has been communicated with, and it is
understood will preside over an aggregate mewing of the
borough. A numerous Wetter cf the c4mtutttte hes been
held in the course of the week at the Angel, and were
waited cu by deputations from the inhabitants of St. Luke's
and the Li`rorty of Hstton-garden, Ely rents, and Shfrou-
hill, all anxious in the same maw,

SUDDIN MUTH OF AIRCLABorcueRE.—We re-
gret to announce the sudden death of this lady, the wife of
the Hight ion. Henry Labouchere, the president of Ow
Board of Trade. The deameed was the youngest daughter
of the late Sir Thomas Baring, But., and sister of the Bight
Hon. Francis Thornhill Bernie, tint lord of the Admiralty.
Mr. Labonchere was in town when a special messenger ar•
riv d early yesterday (Saturday) morning from Chistehurst,
announcing Mrs. Labouchere's illnese, in consequenco
.ot
which Le left town immediately. Mrs. Labouehtre's con-
finc ment we. not expected to fine idea for a mouth or two.
Premature labour, it is said, teas the cause of death.—O&
serrer.