The Express. — 1846-10-22 (London, England)

VISIT TO CASHIOBURY PARK. At eleven o'clock his Royal Highness Prince Albert and his Serene Highness Prince Edward of Saxe Weir", accompanied by Sir Horace Seymour, Colonel Sequin.? yd Mr. George Edward Anon, left the mansion to enjej excellent shooting afforded within the park. The p arrkte went with the illustrious princes did not shoot • Albert and Prince Edward were taken to the Callislands-spring, and, after about an hour and a M.7a' Albert killed 31 pheasants, 4 hares, and 2 rabbiti:= partr Priam idge Ed and 1 hare.ward of Saxe Weimar bagged 7 pprai4a7 , Shortly alter two o'clock luncheon was 'unease*, which covers were laid for 16. In Hie meantime tlie carriages were commanded to be in attendance at • o'clock, at the front court. Agreeably to directioni, carriages and four and a pony carriage were in widths", sides several saddle-harm:a, to convey the august patty Moor Palk, the seat of the Dowager Marchioness of minster, near Rick.mansworth.  Hs Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, the Queen Adelaide and suite, departed, after I fur Moor Park. In the royal retinue were a asnsosr *striders in their scarlet liveries. The royal suicides,' eroded by the more direct route to Moor Park, sad ;sequently avoided ltickmansworth. On the amiss', cf august visitors at the mansion, now belonging ea Dowager Marchioness of Westminster, they abeam, well as the several members of their respective household', when their Majesties and party were conducted over th entire apartments of the interior, which could nut fall a gain their approbation from the choice colleetiao of work', art deposited there by the late marquis. Queen' Prince Albert walked through the phasure grounds to taking their final leave of that beautiful seat. the q, Dowager did not accompany the Queen rod her royal, Met, from the extreme dampness of the ground. Dowager Marchioness of Westminster, at preseut in sad labouring under slight indispositi was ab,ear, MLord and Lady Robert Grosvenor are residing with `oily at the Isle of Wight, they were uuable, I oat tbel iebtice given of the intended royal visit, personally to nth and welcome the royal party. Their Majesties returned L Go shortest route through Caahiobury Park, and arrindi the mansion at a quarter past five o'clock. The Marquis of Salisbury arrived front illtfidd Hart; Sad Lord and Lady Licauvale from Viscount alelbuente's neat, 13rocket Hall, near Hatfield, having been honoured by iivitations from the Queen Dowager to dine at Crakes, bet evening. The banquet was served at eight o'deek dm spacious dining-room, which is adorned be a rare am Wage of portraits of the Capel family and its conneriws zebtra. able presented an elegant display of plate, a curette the base of which exhibited our patron saint, George, in combat with the Dragon, as also wine elaborately iluished silver flower vases. A costly senice of china yr used at dinner from Sparks's well-known establiahment Worcester, the Queen Dowager while at Witley hiving been a great patron of the local manufacture. subsequent period of the evening a small sum.ier of i Mutat performers were in attendance to enliven the. akele by a choice selection of music. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester, attended by Lady Caroline Murray and the Hue. Capt. Lidded, its arrive on a visit to Queen Adelaide this afternoon flue Richmond. The Countess Howe comes to C alneibury to day, and remains till Saturday, when the earl and counts depart for Gopsall Hall, near Athentone. Iler Besse Highness the Princess of Hesse and suite leave Cashiolauy Se-morrow, for Cambridge Cottage, at Kew, there to vin their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchessof Cambridge till Monday next, when her Serene Highness reboil is the Queen Dowager's residence. To-day, at the close of her Majesty's visit to the flutes Adelaide, the Queen and royal cortege of three carriages, will go direct to St. Alban's, where a relay of hones is to be provided to convey the royal party to Radek house. The royal cortege, after leaving St. Albania, hto Saha the Hertford-road, and then pass through the ancient town of Hatfield to the spleadie country-sat rf Marquis of Salisbury. Her Majesty will be escorted thriller ant the whole distauce by two companii s (a the Hertfced. shire Yeomanry Cavalry. It would be an anticipation d the extensive preparations in progress at the lie seat of the house of Salisbury to particularise all that is to distingaii the reception of the Queen, but it may safely be asserted that nothing will be omitted that can contribute to the deka of her Majesty's welcome. A distinguished circle has lus invited by the Marquis of Salisbury to have the honour ts meet her Majesty and her illustrious husbaud, including tY Duke of Wellington, the Duke of Rutland, the Marquis mad Marchioness of Exeter, the Earl and Countess of Clarenaos, the Earl and Countess of Verulam, the Earl and Counts Cowper, Viscount Melbourne, Lord and Lady Lacre, Lad and Lady Beauvale, Lord and Lady Charle. Wellesley, Mr. J. M. and Lady B.anche Balfour, Mr. A. B. and Lady ma. dyed Hope, the Earl and Counter of lirownluw, the Fad and Countess Spencer, the Earl and Countess Delaware &n An entertainment is to be given to the regiment of Yee manry Cavalry at the riding-school; sod a bullock is to be roasted whole for distribution amongst the poor of that immediate neighbourhood.  arca: . Chas Mr. Sherif  the OW  ity to*. g the PI to II 4, and  lathe  Chulli  over.  .K the caeecdingl and given s inady a vt i-w in this