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THE MORNING POST, MONDAY, MAT 27, 1867 UBS MAJESTY BlilTHDAY. ACCOUC BEHEST OF THE PRIVCEXS MARY ADELAIDE DE TECK. sir Percv tiurrtil, and Lady Barrell, Sir Matthew White Ridlev, M. acd Ridley, Sir James Fergusson, M.P., Sir Robert Gore Booth, M.P., and Miss Booth, Sir Francis Grant and Miss Grant, Sir Alexander and Lady Malet, Sir Norton and Ladv Koatchbull and Mr. and Misses Kcatcbball (2i, Admiral Sir Sidney C.

and Lady Dacres and Misses Dacres (2), Sir Thomas and Lady Gladstone and Misaes Gladstone (2), Sir Robert Gerard, Sir Elmund Ltchrnere, M.P., and Lady Lechmere, Sir 0L PA QKT A S5r'W mm majesty, FiCM TEE COURT CIRCULAR. BALMORAL, Friday. The Qaeen arrived at Balmoral Cattle yesterday after-nooc at a quarter before three, accompanied by Prince and Princess Christian, Princess Louise, Princess Beatrice, PriLce Leopold, and Prince Christian Victor. Eer Majesty was attended by the Duchess Dowager of Athcle, the Hon. Mrs.

Gordon, General the Hon. Grey, Lord C. Fitzroy, Mr. Legg, Mr. and Dr.

Jeuner. Lady Susan Melville was in attendance cn Princess Christian. Her Majesty and the royal anrily posted frcm Abojne, nod tbe suite went by rail as far as Ballater. Prince Arthur, attended by Major Elphinstctc, arrived in the evening from Elackkeath. SATUBDAt.

V'esterday being her Majesty's birthday all the servants belonging to Balmoral and their families came sp to the aetle In toe xnomine to offer their r.rw.t.-U-;. nr. an ni versa rv. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice, Prince Arthur, and Prince Leopold, rode out yesterday morning on ponies. In the afternoon her Majesty drove out.

accoE.janled by the Princesses Christian, Louise, and Beatrice. Prince suid Princess Christian drove out in the mcmin" TBE PJilNCE OF WALES. FRCM THE COVET CIBCDXAB. The Prince of Wales, attended by Colonel Kingseote, Major TeesdJe, and the Hon. Oliver Montagu, was pre sent on Saturday morning at the anneal guard mounting parade at the Horse Guards, in honour of her Majesty's birthday.

In the evening tte Prince of Wdes presided at the annual dinner of the 10th Hussars at Willis's Rooms. In attendance on his royal highness were General Sir Wdlim Knolivs and Mcior Teesdaie. VR I A IIP. A 7 S. We are authc rised to state that the Drawing Room announced to be held at St.

James's Palace on Sturduy, June 8, by her Royal Highness the Princess Lcais of Hesse (Princess Alice of Great Britain and Ireland) hs been postponed till Thursday, June 27. FOREIGN COURTS. PARIS. S. The Emperor paid a long visit the day before yesterday the horst.

eihihition in the esplanade of the Invalidee. ELs Majesty repeatedly express to the Mariuis de idomay. the president of the society, his satisfaction tt the results obtained, and promised his efficient protection for the future. The Emperor then handed to the marquis a paper conceding to the society the Palace of Industry for holding the exhibition there during a term of 12 years. the evening the members of the Association fclippioue met at a banquet at the Frtres Brevet ax, tne marquis taking the chair.

Napoleon and the Princess Clotilda have left Paris for Turin, to be present at the marriage cf Prince A.madeus, the brother of the princess. highnesses travel At a grand dinnei given to the King and Queen of the ijtigld.ns at the Hotel de Viile, the Prefect of the Seine proposed a toast to the Emperor, the Empress, and the Prince Imperial. He afterwards rose and announced another to their Belgian Majesties, and thanked them for the hen oar to the city cf Paris by their visit. The King, in return, pronounced the following words in a clear and audible voice Laoies and gentlemen, the Queen and myself leel much flattered by the toast which haE jast been proposed. We thank the Prefect of the Seine and the municipal body or the eplendid banquet they have kindly given us.

I am happy on this occasion to declare at the Hotel de V0e how iuch I admire your magnificent city. It is with these sentiments that I drink to the prosperity of the city of Paris." '3 0 HLD L. lEVf Ti i I ihe Duchess of Cleveland's second dancin" nartv Ilow 3 3econa nclDS P7 LW Gooch 3 baJL K0k' Mr. Roebuck, Mr- Tnonisou Hankev, i r' Groe Mr- A. Hamilton, Assistant-Secretary of the Treasury the Governor and Deputy-Governor of the Bank of Ens-land Mr.

Stephenson, Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue the Master of the Mint Mr. Goulburn, Deputy-Chairman of the Board of Customs Mr. Hemes, Deputy-Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue; Mr. James Disraeli, Mr. Tilley, Secretary of the Geneial Post-office and Messrs.

Montagu Corry and Charles Fremantle, private secretaries. The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Lord Stanley, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, gave a State banquet at the Clarendon Hotel on Saturday evening, in celebration of her Majesty's birthday. The guests included The Turkish Ambassador, the Austrian Ambassador, the Russian Ambassador, the Prussian Ambassador, the French Ambassador, the Belgian Minister, the Bavarian Minister, the Italian Minister, the Netherlands Minister, the Honduras Minister, the United States Minister, the Salvador Minister, the Danish Minister, the Peruvian Minister, the Spanish Minister, the Swedish Minister, the Colombian Minister, the Greek Minister, the Hanseatic Minister, the Paraguayan Charge d'Affairs, the Portuguese Charge d' Affaires, the Brazilian Charge d' Affaires, Loid Stratford de Redcliffe, Geueral Sir E. Cust, Sir G.

Hamilton Seymour, Sir Justin Shiel, Sir Alexander Malet, Sir C. Wyke, the Right Hon. H. U. Addington, Mr.

Christie, Mr. J. Seville Lumley, Hon. P. Campbell Scarlett, Hon.

Julian Fane, Mr. Frederick Hamilton, the Right Hon. E. Hammond, Mr. E.

C. Egerton, Mr. Jmes Murray, Mr. T. Sanderson, private secretary and Mr.

Charles Abbott, precis writer. The Secretary of State foe the Colonies. The Duke of Buckingham, Secretary of State for the Colonies, gave a State banquet at Chandos House, cu Saturday evening, in celebration of her Majesty's birthday. The company consisted of Viscount Monck, M.P., the Bishop of Barbadoes, the Bishop of Antigua, the Bishop of Labuan, the RUht Hon. C.

B. Adderley, M.P., Sir F. Rogers, Mr. F. Hincks, Captain Kennedy, C.B., Colonel d'Arcy, Mr.

C. J. Baylev, C.B., Mr. R. Longden, Mr.

Callaghan, Chief Justice" Shand, Mr. F. Elliot, Mr. Foray (Secretary to the United States Senate), Mr. T.

W. C. Murdoch, Mr. Holland, Mr. AV.

Strachey, Mr. H. T. Bryant, and Mr. R.

S. Macdonald. The Secretary of State for India. The Flight Hon. Sir Stafford Northcote, C.B., Secretary State for India, gave a State dinner on Saturday evening, in celebration of her Majesty's birthday.

The company consisted of Sir Robert Hamilton, Sir James Fergueson, M.P., Sir Edward Colebrooke, M.P., Sir Henry Montgomery, Sir James Hoss-. Sir Erp.lpric Pnrrip Sir UnViArf Vivian. Sir Probv Cautlev. Sir Hpnrv iwlmann MP Sir Robert Montgomery, Sir Henry Harrington, Sir Erskine xeir, nr. general ker, Ucnerai Gavenagh, Mr.

Mangles, Mr. Prinsep, Mr. Mills, Mr. Macnaghten, Mr. Arbuthriot, Mr.

Liing, M.P., Mr. Smollett, M.P., Mr. Lewin Eowritg, Mr. Melvill, and Mr. Northcote.

The Secretary of State for War. The Right Hon. Sir John Pakington, G.C.B., Secretary of State for War, gave a State dinner at hi3 temporary resi- dence, the Admiralty House, Whitehall, on Saturday even-I ing, in celebration of her Majesty's birthday. The company included His Royal Highness Field Marshal the Dake of Cambridge, R.G., the Earl of Long-J ford, K.C.B., the Right Hon. J.

R. Mowbray, M.P., Lieutenant-General Sir E. Lugard, G.C.B., Captain Galton, F.RS., General Sir J. F. Burgoyne, G.C.B., Lieutenant-General W.

F. Forster, K.H., Major-General Lord William Paulet, K.C.B., Lieu- tenant-General Sir James Hope Grant, G.C.B.j Major-j General Lord George Paget, C.B., Major-General A. J. Taylor, R.A., Major-General the Right Hon. Sir H.

K. Storks, G.C.B., G.C.M.G., Lieutenant-General the Right Hon. Sir J. Yorke Scarlett, K.C.B., Lieutenant-General the Right Hon. J.

Peel, Mijor-General St. George, G.B., M-tjor-General Hon. J. Lindsay, Rear-Admiral Cafho, R.N., C.B., Brigadier-General Lefroy, K. Major-General C.

Warde, C.B., Sir W. Power, K.C.B., the Rev. G. R. Gleig, Colonel Pipon, Colonel Erskine, Colonel Shad-I well, Major Martindale, R.R, Mr.

C. M. Clode, Mr. G. D.

E.amsay, the Equerry in Waiting to his Roval Highness mc Jixn.K oi oiuuunuge, auu o. a. The Secretary of State for Houe Affairs. The Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy, Secretary of State for Home Affairs, gave a State dinner on Saturday, in celebration of her Majesty's birthday.

The company included the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Belmore, Lord Naas, the Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas (Sir W. Bovill), the Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer (Sir Fitzroy Kelly), Lord Justice Turner, Vice -Chancellor Sir J. Stuart, Vice-Chancellor Sir Page Wood, the Judge the High Court of Admiralty (the Right Hon. Stephen Lushington), the Lord Mayor, the Recorder of London, the Right Hon, Henry Goschen, Mr. Baron Martin, Mr.

Justice Blackburn, Mr. Justice Keating, Mr. Justice Pigott, Mr. Justice Smith, the Solicitor-General for Scotland, the Vice-Chancelior of Oxford, Mr. Sheriff Lycett, Mr.

Sheriff Waterlow, Mr. Alderman Lawrence, Mr. Dodson, M.P., Mr. Sclater-Booth, M.P., Mr. J.

Stewart Hardy, and Mr. A. Percivah The First LoRn of the Admiralty-. The Right Hon. H.

T. L. Corry, M.P., First Lord of the Admiralty, had a full-dress dinner on Saturday evening, in celebration of her Majesty's birthday, at the Langham Hotel. There were present Admiral the Earl Shrewsbury aod Talbot, C.B., Admiral the Earl of Hardwicke, Vice-Admiral the Earl of Lauderdale, K.C.B., the Earl of Wilton, Admiral of the Fleet Sir Thomas Cochrane, G.C.B., Admiral Sir William Bowles, K.C.B., Vice-Admiral of the United Kingdom Admiral Sir Charles Fremantle, G.C.B., Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, G.G.B., Admiral Sir Thomas Pasley, Commander-in-Chief at Portsmouth; Vice-Admiral Sir B. W.

Walker, K.C.B., Commander-in-Chief at the Nore; Vice-Admiral Sir Alexander Milue, K.C.B., Vice-Admiral Sir C. Dacres, K.C.B., Lord Henry G. Lennox, M.P., Vice-Admiral Spencer Robinson, Controller of the Navy Rear-Admiial Yelverton, C.B., Rear-Admiral George H. Seymour, C.B., M. Rear-Admiral Sir JohD Hay, M.P., Rear-Admiral A.

Cooper Key, C.B., Director-General of Naval Ordnance Mr. DuCane, M.P., le Commandant Pigeard, capitain de vaisseau, naval Attache to the French Embassy Major-General Langley, R.M., Deputy Adjutant-General of the Royal Marines; Major-General Travers, C.B., R.M., Inspector-General of the Royal Marines; Sir James Elphinstone, Mr. Beeby, Accountant-General of the iNavy; Air. xiacnards, Comptroller of Victualling; Dr, T3.nnn T3 KA 3 1 -i Comptroller-General of the Coastguard iapiam xucnaras, nyarograpner to tne Admiralty Commodore Edmonstone, C.B Superintendent of Woolwich Dockyard Captain A. P.

Eardley Wilmot, C.B., Superintendent of Deptford Yard Captain G. Wodehouse, Deputy Controller-General of the Coastguard Colonel R. G. Connolly, Commandant of the Woolwich Division of Royal Marines Captain T. Brandretto, Private Secretary to the First Lord Captain the Hon.

Walter Talbot, Dr. Travers Twiss, Admiralty Advocate Mr. T. W. Huddleston, Q.C., M.P., Counsel to the Admiralty; Captain T.

Arrow, Deputy Master of the Trinity House the Rev. Dr. Woolley, Director of Education for the Admiralty the Rev. T. G.

Tucker, Chaplain of Greenwich Hospital Professor Airey, Astronomer Royal and Mr. Bristow, Solicitor the Admiralty. The Attorxey-General. Sir John Rolt, her Majesty's Attorney-General, gave a grand dinner on Saturday to the Queen's counsel and the leading members of the bar in celebration of her Majesty's birthday, at the Albion, Aldersgate-street. The exterior of the tavern was brilliantly illuminated in honour of the occasion.

Covers were laid for 100 and among the guests were the Solicitor-General, Sir J. B. Karslake, M.P.; the Qaeeo's Advocate, bir K. r. Pnillimore; the following Queen's counsel Sir W.

J. Alexander, Mr. G. Anderson, Mr. R.

B. Amphlett, Mr. J. B. Aspinall, Mr.

J. Bacon, Mr. Baily, Mr. E. Bazalgette, Mr.

H. Bliss, Mr. R. Baggallay, M.P., Mr. W.

B. Brett, Mr. G. Boden, Mr. J.

Brown, Mr. J. R. Eulwer, Mr. R.

D. Graig, Mr. H. W. Cole.

Mr. W. H. Cooke, Mr. H.

W. Cripps, Mr. H. Cotton, Mr. H.

T. Cole, Dr. Deane, Mr. J. P.

De Gex, Mr. J. R. Davison, Mr. J.

Dickinson, Mr. W. Forsvth, Mr. R. Garth, M.P., Mr.

G. M. Giffard, Mr. T. W.

Greene, Mr. H. S. Giffard, Mr. C.

A. Hoggins, Mr. W. V. Harcourt, Mr.

Hardy, Sir G. E. Honyman, Mr. G. Jessel, Mr.

T. Jones, Mr. E. K. Karslake, M.P., Mr.

D. D. Keane, J. Locke, Hon. A.

Liddell, Mr. G. Little, H. A. Mereweatber, Mr.

J. Monk, Mr. J. F. Macqueen, Mr.

G. F. O. Mellish, Mr. C.

Milward, J. B. Manle, Mr. W. A.

Mundell, Mr. P. O'Malley, J. Osborne, Sir R. Palmer, M.P., Mr.

P. A. Pickering, J. H. Palmer, Mr.

E. P. Price, Sir Thomas Phillips, S. Prentice, Mr. J.

Pearson, Mr. C. E. Pollock, Mr. G.

Prideaux, Mr. J. R. Quain, Mr. R.

P. Koupell, Mr. Rod well, Mr. F. Roxburgh, Mr.

C. J. Selwyn, M.P., J. Shapter, Mr. A.

J. Stephens, Mr. W. D. Sevmour, M.P., Mr.

T. Southgate, Mr. E. F. Smith.

R. S. Sewlei, Dr. Spinks, Mr. S.

Temple, Mr. H. Whiteburst, Mr. C. Wordsworth, Mr.

T. WTebster, J. Williamson, Mr. H. H.

White, Seijeant J. B. King, lake, M.P., Serjeant G. Hayes, Serjeant W. Ballantine- I Serjeant J.

H. Parry, Mr. J. Wickens, Mr. P.

M'Mahon, J. N. Goven, Mr. A. S.

Eddis, Mr. E. D. Pemberton, J. Hannen, Mr.

F. S. Reilly, Mr. W. H.

Melville, Mr, Hntton, Mr. F. V. HawkiDS, Mr. G.

W. Lawrence, Mr. Rolt, Mr. F. H.

Harnel, Mr. T. P. Onsiow, Mr. H.

Watson, Mr. J. P. Fearon, Mr. W.

H. Ashnret, Mr. A. Bristow, Mr. J.

Gardener, and Mr. H. S. Lawford. The Lord Steward.

The Earl of Tankerville, Lord Steward of her Majesty's Household, gave a State dinner on Saturday evening at his residence in Curzon-street, in celebration of her Majesty's birthdav. The company consisted cf the Right Bon. Percy Heibert, C.E., M.P., Viscount Royston, M.P., Major Sir John Cowell, K.C.B., the Marqu of Exeter, Lieutenant-Colon el the Hon. H. Lindsav P.

Air' Campbell (of Islay), Mr. Heneage, General Sir J. M. F. Smith R.H., Lord Harris, Viscount Hamilton, Mr.

Browell, ilr. Hampshire, and Mr. Payne. The Lord Chamberlain. TheEirlof Bradford, Lord Chamberlain, gave a State dinner at his resilience in Be'grave-square, on Saturday evening, in celebration of her Majesty's birthday.

The company included Lmd Claud Hamilton (Vice-Chamberlain), Earl Cadogan, Viscount Hawarden, Viscount Newport, Lord Bagot, Lord Skelmersdale, the Hon. Mortimer Sackville West, the Hon. A. Fitzmaurice, the Hon. S.

Pon-sonby, the Hon. F. Byng, the Hon. and Rev. G.

Bridgman, the Hon. Spencer Lyttelton, Colonel the Hon. G. A. Liddell, the Hon.

C. L. Wood, Sir Augustus Clifford, Sir Alexander Duff Gordon, Sir Henry Holland, Sir Charles Locock, Sir William Per-gusson Lieutenant-Colonel W. H. F.

Cavendish, Major-General F. Seymour, C.B., Major-General Stephens, Colonel Charles Bagot, Colonel Howard Vvse, Mr. Wil-braham Taylor, Mr. Arthur Blackwood, B. Donne, Mr.

March, and Mr. F. Knollys. The Master of the Horse. I The Duke of Beaufort, K.G., Master of the Horse, gave a State dinner at his mansion in Belgrave-square on Satur-, day evening, in celebration of her Majesty's birthday.

The invitations ta the banquet included Lord Colville Lord Alfred Paget, Colonel Ponsonby, Colonel de Ro-s Colonel Maude, the Earl of Lucan, Colonel de Bathe, Colonel Claremont, Mr. E. H. Anson, Lieutenant-Colonel Keppel, Major Ci. H.

Grey, Major Teesdale, Captain A. Ellis, Colonel Kingscote, and Mr. Fisher. FJ SHTO NA EL ENTERTA IJS ME NTS. The Coucttess of Derby's Assembly.

After the noble Premier's full dress banquet on Saturday, in celebration of her Majesty's birthday, at his official residence in Downing-street, the Countess of Derby had a brilliant reception. Upwards of 700 persons of distinction, comprising nearly the whole of the members of the corps diplomatique, and many of the nobility and members of the House of Commons, responded to her ladyship's invitations. The visitors began to assemble at ten o'clock, and by eleven I the saloons were thronged by a brilliant company. The Ambassadors and foreign Ministers appeared in full uniform, wearing also their various decorations, and the majority of the gentlemen present were also in full uniform. Refresh-j ments were served throughout the evening in the banqueting-room.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, attended by Lolonel Hon. James Macdonald, C.B., attended at the countess's reception. Among the members of the corps diplomatique present were his Excellency the Turkish Ambassador and Madame I musurus, and Jdesdiies. Musurus (2), his Excellencv the Austrian Ambassador and Countess Apponyi, his Excel-I lency the Russian Ambassador and Eaioness Brunnow, his I Excellency the Prussian Ambassador and Countess Bern-i storff and Countess Thereje Bernstorff, his Excellency the Belgian Minister, his Excellency the Bavarian Minister, his I Excellency the Italian Minister, his Excellency the United i Suites Minister and Mrs. and Miss Adams, his Excellency the Netherlands Minister, his Excellency the Spanish Minister and Countess Vistahermosa andMadlle.

Owens, his Excellency the Hanseatic Minister and Madame I Giffcken, his Excellency the Honduras Minister and Madame Gutierrez, his Excellency P. R. Negi ete (Salvador Minister), his Excellencv P. Prailas Armeni tGreek Mini. i ter), his Excellency M.

Mosquera (Columbian Minister), his Excellency the Swedish Minister and Baroness Hoch-j schild, his Excellency the Peruvian Minister, the Po' tu-i gaese Charge d'Affaires and Countess de Rilvas, the Marquis and Marchioness San Germano, the q-ais de Sofraga, Viscount de la Vega, Count Paumgarten, the Marquis Caumont la Force, M. Mon, M. Neuve, Viscount d'Espeuilles, Baron Beck Friis, H. Ser- med Effendi, M. de Aragao, M.

de Everwyn, M. S. Marcoran, Count G. F. Gyldenstolpe, M.

de Cervellas Moreira, Field-Marshal Lieutenant Baron Tochmus, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Alward, M. B. Moran, Count Maffei, M.

Castro, M. Musurus, M. Paul Musurus, M. Sabou- roff, The general company included the Duke and Duchess of Montrose, the Marquis and Maichioness of Drog-hecla, the Marquis and Marchioness of Ailsa, the Marquis and Marchioness of Bristol, the Marquis of Waterford, the Marquis of Ormonde, Count and Countess GleicheD, the Earl and Countess Home and Ladies Home (2), the Earl and and Countess of Courtown and Ladies Stopford (2), the Earl and Countess cf Dunmore, the Earl and Countess of Seafield, the Earl and Countess Nelson and Ladies Nelson (2), the til and Countess of Dalkeith, the Earl and Countess of Harewood, the Earl of Sheffield, the Earl of Belmore, the Earl and Countess of Tankerville, the Countess Dowager of Belmere and Ladv Florence Corry, the Earl and Countess of Cork, the Eiil of Bartry, the Countess of Longford, the Earl and Countess of Denbigh, the Countess of Galloway and Ladies Stewart (2), the Earl of Eldon, the Earl Manvers, the Eail of Bective and Ladies Madeline and Adelaide Taylour, the Countess of Desart, the Earl of Gainsborough and Ladies Noel (2), the Earl and Countess of Craven, the Earl of Desart, the Countess Amherst and the Ladies Constance and Margaret Amherst (2), the Earl of Bandon, the Earl of Aylesford, the Countess of Kerry and Hon. Charles Gore and Miss Gore, the Coui-tess of Scarborough and Lady Algitha Lumley, the Earl of Enniskillen, the E.irl of Macclesfield, the Countess Dowager of Mount-Edgcumbe and Lady Ernestine Edgcumbe, the Countess of Dartmouth and Ladies Legge (2), the Countess of Jersey and Lady Caroline Villiers and Mr.

Brandling, the Earl of Morley and Lady Kathe-rine Parker, the Earl of Kinnoul, the Earl of Erne, Viscount and Viscountess Ingestre, Viscount and Viscountess Stormont, Viscount and Viscountess Powerscourt, Viscount Eversley and Hon. Miss Shaw Lefevre, Viscount St. Asaph, Viscount Newry and Hon. Miss Needham, Viscount and Viscountess Barrington and Hon. Mr.

and Hon. Miss Barrington, Viscount Nevill, Viscount Crichton, Viscountess Boyne and the Hon. Gustavus Hamilton Russell, Viscount Hood, Viscount Hill, Viscount Temple-town, Viscount and Viscountess Royston, Viscount and Lady Adelaide Dunlo, Viscount and Viscountess Caelsea and Lady Emily Craven, Viscount Hawarden and the Hon. Clementina Maude, Viscount Lifford, Lord Dunglas, Lord Brabazon, Lady de Tabley and Hon. Misses WTarren (2), Lord and Lady Bateman, Lady Bagot and Miss Lascelles and Miss Cavendish, Lady Rendlesham, Lord Campbell, Lord Alfred Paget, Lord and Lady Edward Clinton, Lord Hyde, Lady Graham Montgomery and Misses Montgomery (2), Lady Caroline Buncombe and Misses Dunccmbe (2), Lady Henniker and Hon.

Misses Henniker (2), Lady Mordaunt and Miss Moncreiffe, Lady Dynevor and Hon. Miss Rice Trevor, Lord and Lady Augustus Hervey, Lord and Lady Delamere and Miss Seymour, Lord Sherborne, Lord Templemore, Lord and Lady Bolton and Hon. Miss Powlett, Lord and Lady Sondes and Hon. Misses MOles (2), Lady Neeld and Miss Neeld, Lord de Ros, Lady Gilbert Kennedy and Miss Peel, Lord and Lady Colville, Lord Wm. Paulet, Lady Ida Feilding, Lord and Lady Norris, Lord Lytton, Lord Wentworth, the Lord Chancellor and Lady Chelmsford and Hon.

Miss Thesiger, Lord Guernsey, Lady Blantyreand Hon. Misses Stuart (2), Lord and Lady Camoys, Lady Rolle, Lord and Lady Cairns, Lord Stanley, M.P., Lord and Lady Alexander Lennox, Lord and Lady Inchiquin and Hon. Miss O'Brien, Lady Hayes and Miss Hayes, Lord Arthur Clinton, M.P., Lord Claud Hamilton, M.P., Lord Henry G. Lennox, M.P., Lord George G. Lennox, M.P., Lord and Lady John Manners and Miss Hughan, Lady Elizabeth Stueley and Miss Stueley, Horn John L.

Cole, M.P., Hon. Mrs. Arthur Lascelles and Miss Lascelles, Hon. Mrs. Hanbury Lennox, Hon.

Mr. and Lady Gertrude Rolle, Hon. Colonel and Lady A. Feilding, Hon. Captain Walter Talbot, R.N., Hon.

Mrs. Henry Ashley and Miss Ashley, Hon. Gerard Noel, M.P., and Mrs. Noel, Hon. James K.

and Lady Louisa Howard and Miss Howard, Colonel the Hon. Hugh Annesley, M.P., Hon. Mrs. Arthur Buncombe and Misses Duncombe (2), Hon. Mrs.

C. B. Adderley and Misses Adderley (2), Colonel the Hon: H. Boyle Bernard, M.P., and Mrs. and Miss Bernard, Hon.

Charles Fitzwilbam, M.P., and Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Hon. Edward Dawson, Hon. A. Fitz-Maurice, Hon.

Richard Cavendish and Miss Cavendish, Colonel the Hon. C. Lindsay, Hon. Bulwer and Mrs. Lytton, Hon.

Mrs. Spencer Ponsonby and Miss Dillon, Hon. Mrs. Wilbraham and Miss Wilbraham, Hon. George Villiers, Horn Frederick Stanley, M.

and Lady ConstanceStanley, Hon. G. Morgan, M.P., Hon. G. D.

Pennant, M.P., and Mrs. Pennant, Hon. Edward Thesiger, Hon. Mrs. H.

Liddell, Major the Hon. Charles Thesiger, Hon. Reginald C. Abbot, Horn Mrs. Dawson and Miss Dawson, Hon.

Mr. Egerton and Hon. Miss Egerton, Hon. Mrs, Higgins and Miss Higgins, Hon. Mrs.

Wrottesley, Hon. Edward Kenvon and Misses Kenyon (2), Major-General the Hon. James Lindsay, the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, M.P., the Right Hon. Stephen Cave, M.P., and Mrs.

Cave, the Right Hon. Sir John Trollope, Bart, M.P., and Misses Trollope (2), tbe Right Hon. H. J. Baillie, M.P., and Mrs.

Baillie, the Right Hon. Gathorne Hard M.P., and Mrs. and Misses Hardy (2), the Right Hon. J. R.

Mowbray, M.P., and Mrs. and Miss Moworay, tbe Right Hon. the Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and Lady and Miss Bovill, the Right Hon. Sir Thomas and Lady Fremantle and Miss Fremantle, the Right Hon. Russell Gurney, M.P., and Mrs.

Gurney, the Right Hon. Sir John Pakington, M.P., and Lady Pakington, the Kight Hon. Edmund and Mrs. Hammond and Miss 7 iu.jr. anu non.

jars, i-erester, olonel the Right Hon. Percy Herbert, M.P., Mr. Walsh, M.P and Lady Emily Walsh, Mr. and Lady Louisa Cotes -if3 es' Mr' Schreier, M.P., and Lady Charlotte Schreibei-, Mr. and Lady Augusta Fremantle and Lady Rachel Scott, Mr.

E. C. Egerton, M.P., and Lady Mary Egerton and Miss Egerton, Mr. Wynn, M.P., and Lady Annora Wynn, Mr. and Lady Alice DesVceux, Mr, Repton, M.P., and Lady Jane Repton, Mr.

and Lady Georgiana Balfour and Misses Balfour (2), the Rev. Mr. and Lady Adeliza -Norman and Miss Norman, Mr. and Lady Chailotte Montgomery and Miss Montgomery, Sir Henry Edwards, M.P., and Lady, Mr. and Miss El wards, Sir Thomas Bateson, M.F and Lady Bateson, Sir Roderick Murchison, Admiral Sir Thomas and Lady Cochrane, Sir Philip and Lady Duncombe, Sir Graham Montcomery, M.P., Sir John D.

wa3i aml Li'dy E4y' Sir Henry Drummond and Lady Wolff, Sir James Elphinstone and Miss Elphinstone, Sir Benjamin M.P., Sir Brooke Eridges, M.P., Oeseral Sir J41r.es Chattertcc, Sir William Eagge, M.P., Oa Saturday her Majesty's birthday was celebrated with '-bt rejicites in town and coantrv. review of the Foot Guards took tda r. The usual Parade in Sl- JmesVpark, and owing to the fineness of ih weather a krg cumber of spectators congregated. Tne Guaids arrived on the ground in detachments at half-past nine o'clock, and formed in line precisely at ten. The troops on the ground were The 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards from the lower the 2d from Chelsea; the 3d Wellington Barracks; 1st Battalion Coldstream from St.

George's Barracks and 21 Battalion Scots Fusiliers fiom Wellington Barracks. The three bands and drums of the regiments were also on the parade, and a squadron of the Royal Horse Guaids (under the command of Captain Digby H. R. Wingfield) and band ia state clothing. TheBiigade of Guards was commanded by Field-Officer Colonel de Bathe, Scots Fusiliers.

Precisely at ten o'clock his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Field-Maishal Commnding-ic-Chief, attended by Colonel E. V. Johnson, C.B., and his aidi-de-eamp, Colonel the Hon. James Macdonald, C.B., Colonel T. H.

Clifton, Colonel Tyrwhitt, and Colonel the Hon. R. P. Curzan, C.E., arrived on the ground punctually at ten o'clock, and was immediately followed by his Royal Highness the Prinze of Wales, attended by Major Ieesdale and Lieutenant-General Sir iiliam Knollys, the Hereditary Prince Adolphus of Mecklenberg-Strelitz, and his Sereee Highness Prince de leek. On the arrival of the PrlDCes tteJ were received with a royal salute, tce aCuS FyS the National Anthem.

The colour I was then trooped, after which the troops were inspected I by the Duke of Cambridge, and passed in review. The several battalions then broke into open column right in front, and marched past in slow and quick time, and then wheeled into line. After some routine movements the duties of the day were formed, and then marched to St. I -James's, and afterwards proceeded to their several bar- racks. The bands, on leaving the ground, played the i National Anthem.

The Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg-Streliiz and a party cf ladies occupied a window at the Commander-in-Chief's apartments at the Horse Guards, i and the infant son of the Prince and Princess of Wales viewed the military spectacle from the Admiralty-garden. A large numbei of officers were present. Among others, i General the Hon. as. Lindsay, attached to the Foot Guards detain Smith, brigade major Captain Elliot and I Captain Seymour, aides-de-camp Major-General Lord William Palet, K.C'.I!., adjutant-general to the forces Colonel G.

Gambler, deputy adjutant-general, Royal Artillery Colonel Hoc. H. J. Keane, deputy adjutant-general, Royal Engineers Lieutenant-General Sir J. Hope Grant, G.C.B., quartermaster-general and Major-General Lord Frederick Pa ule P'iRlsMOVTH, Saturday.

This btlrg the day appointed for the celebration of her Majesty's birthday, the royal standard was hoisted at the different Government establishments, the employes of which h.d a holiday. The ships in commission were dressed, and at noon a royal salute was fired from each, led off by the Viciory, of Admiral Sir T. Pasley, The whole of the available troops of the garrison assembled on Southsea-common, under the command of Lie a tenant-General Sir G. Butler, K.C.B., commanding the south-western district, and fired a fcu-de-joie, arjd a rcyal salute wes fired also from the Saluting Battery when the royal standard was hoisted. WOOLWICH, Saturday.

In accordance with regimental orders, and in honour of her Majesty's birthday, the whole of the available troops in garrison assembled on the common shortly after eleven o'clock this morning, in the presence of a vast number of spectators, to carry out the details of a field-day and sham fight. The proceedings were rendered more interesting by the attendance of that veteran officer, 1 C-- TT 1 Il i Ti 1 renert.i au xaugn xj. xvoss, tr.v. wno neiu tne post or Master-General of the Ordnance up to the time of its at the commencement of the Ciimean war, and who. accompanied by his daughters, rode on to the review-ground in an open carriage, and was warmly greeted by the commandant and other officers of long standing.

The forces on the ground comprised 2.212 of all ranks, and were drawn up across the common in line, from north to south, the infantry, consisting of sin companies of the Woolwich Division of Royal Marines, being in the centre, fronting the flag-staff, and the Royal Horse Artillery and Field Batteries on the right and left. At half -past eleven o'clock the force was fully inspected, front and rear, by the commandant, Major-General Ward, C.B., Brigade-Major Hay, and other officers, and precisely at twelve o'clock the battery commenced firing a salute of 21 guns, the splendid band of tr.e Royal Artillery performinc the ai Vv a Ttt Uuuu.a,uuDu wuu Sanders, advanced at fall gallop, unlimbered and prepared to nre. After other evolutions the entire force reformed into line, and mnrched past the standard at slow and quick time, returning to quarters about two o'clock. CHATHAM, Saturday. Eer Majesty's birthday was marked as usual by a grand military display on the Great Lines.

All the troops in the garrison assembled to fire a at noon. The corps assembled were the mounted troop of Royal Engineers, the corps of Royal Engineers, the Chatham division of Royal Marines, the 1st, 2d, and 3d Depot Battalions, and the Local Pensioners. The whole were drawn np in an extended line, with the bancs in the rear. When Major-General FreemanMurray, accompanied by his staff, arrived on the ground, lie was received with the usual salute. The gallant commandant then inspected the troops.

At noon seven gunB were fired from the saluting battery, which was manned by marines then the first round of the feu-de-jote was fired by the troops this was repeated twice, the great guns completing a royal salute, and the troops firing thrice. After each discharge the bands played a bar of God save the Queen." The troops, at the invitation of the general, gave three cheers for her Majesty. They then marched past in grand divisions and quarter distance columns, and were subsequently dismissed to barracks. They had a holiday for the rest of the day. A vast concourse of spectators assembled on the Great Lines to witness this fine military spectacle.

MINISTERIAL EANQUETS. The First Lord or the Treasury. Tbe Earl cf Derby, E.G., First Lord of the Treasury, gave a State banquet at his official residence in Downing-street on Saturday in celebration of her Majesty's birthday. The company consisted of the Marquis of Waterford, the Mrqais of Ormonde, the Marquis of Ailsa, tbe Earl of Heme, the Earl cf Eincoull. the Earl of Dunmore, the Earl of Seafield, the Earl of Aylesford, the Earl of Macclesfield, the Earl of Gourtewn, the Earl of Enniskdlen, the Earl of Rosslvn, theEirl Man vers, the Earl Cawdor, the Earl of Erne, the Earl 2-Teson, the Earl of Harewood, the Earl of Bandor.

the Earl of Sheffield, the Earl of Eldon, Vis co act 111, "Viscount Lifford, Viscount de ITsle, Vis- count ueniDietovc ant 1 owerscourt, ae rtos, r'l (ton' rd, W. I ord Digby, Lord rborne ord Eolton. Lord Feversham. a. ord aemplemore, Lord Tredegar, Viscount Barrington, and Mr.

array. THE CU NCa.IL0R CF HE EXCHEQUER. The Chancellor of the Exchequer gave a State dinner on i-caid-v evening at his residence, Grosvenor-gate. in celebration of ner Majesty's birthday. The following were the gaests The cf Richmond, President of the Board Trade the Duke of Montrose, Postmaster-General Lord George G.

Lennorr. M.P., the Right Hon. Lord John Manners, M.P.. First Commissioner of Works; Lord A. Cliaton, M.P., Hon.

J. E. Howard, and Hon. C. A.

Gere. of oods don. Gerard aNoel, M.r., Lord of the Treasury Right Hon. Sir Thomas Fremantle, ci the Board of Customs tne iwgnt idem par Johxi Trollope, M.P., Right Hon. Stephen Cave, M.P., Vbe-Preaideut of the Board of Trr.de Vice-Admiral Hon.

Duccambe, M.P., Sir W. Dunbar, Comptroller and Sir Brook Rridees. M.P.. Sir Graham Montgomery. M.P., Lord of the Treasury; Sir John Walsh, M.P., Sir Alexander Spearman, Comptroller- General of tbe National Debt; Sir Antnony ae otn-schild, Sir Francis Grant, P.R.

Colonel Taylor, M.P., and Mr. Ward-B ant, M.P., Secretaries of the Treasury Mr. Whitmore, M.P., Lord of the Treasury Mr. C. G.

P. Mr. Long. M.P., Mr, Fitz William P. J.

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E. At an early hour this morning we received the following communication "Kensington Palace, May 27, 1 a.m. Her Royal Highness the Princes JMary Adelaide was safely delivered of a phncwB at one minute before midnight on the 26th inst. 1 Her royal highness and the infant princess are doing perfectly well. "Arthur Farre, M.D.

Edward H. Hilxs." FASHIONABLE ARBAXGEMENTS FOft THE WEEK. Thjs Day. The Duchess of Montrose's evening party. Xhe Countss of Courtown's first dancing party oi ady Bel per dance, Eaton-square.

Lady Annaly's dancing party. The Hon. Mrs. Parker Jervis's ball. i Madame Pnzzi's annual grand morning concert, at the St, Georges Haij, Langham-place.

Recent-street; to commence at two o'clock, when will be performed the successful cantata, "St. Cecilia," under the direction of the composer, Mr. Benedict. Signor Marras's 14th muniale (10th aeasonl, frcrn three to five o'clock, at his residence, 10, Hvde- park-gate. First reading of Gounod' nw n'i Romeo et Juliette eanzonette Napolitane melodia Amami io vivo, amami s' io moro," Marraa.

To-Mobkow. The Earl and Countess Vane's entertainment to the Duchess of Cambridge, the Grand Ducheas of Mecklen-burg-Strebtz. and Prince and Princesa Mary Adelaide of Teck, at Holderness House. Lady Graham Montgomery's ball. Lady Virginia SandarVs evening party.

Mrs. Caledon Alexander's ball. The Queen's Bays' annual dinner, at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-sti eet, at half-past seven o'clock. Crystal Palace. Great choral concert of 5,600 voices of the Metropolitan Schools Choral Society, at three o'clock.

Wednesday. Levee at St. James's Palace. The Euke of Devonshire's second assembly 60th Rides' annual regimental dinner, at the London lavern. Royal Batanic Society.

First exhibi flowers. Gates open at two o'clock hibition of plants snd 1HTUSDAY. The 21 Life Guards' annual regimental dinner, at Willis's Rooms. Mrs. Weguelin's dance.

Friday. Lady Isabella Schuster's afternoon concert. The Lady Mayoress's evening party. Mrs. Holford's dance, at Dorchester House, instead of the 28th inst.

The grand fuil-dreas charity ball, by the kind permission of Captain and Mrs. Washington Hibbert, at 34, Doer-street, for the Universal Beueficent Society for the Relieving of the Distressed and Suffering Poor of the Metro- polis. Mr. Charles Halle's third pianoforte recital, at St. James's iiaai, at tnree cioca.

The Royal Artillery annual regimental dinner, at Willis's Rooms. Saturday. The Countess of Derby's assembly. Crystal Palace. Faurth grand opera concert, Miss Adelina Patti, FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS.

JCNE 3. The Countess Apponyi's assembly. Lady Graves Sawle's dance. The Hoc. Mrs.

Scott Murray's ball. The Grenadier Guards' regimental dinner, at the Albion Tavern. Madame Anichini Scalia's grand matinee musicale, at 39, Dover-street, by the kind permission of the Marquis and Majrehioness Townshend. Philharmonic Society, Queen's Concert Rooms, Hanover-square, with Madame Goddard, Madlle, Ubrich, Madame Trebeili-Bettini, and Signor Gardoni. Tickets, 15s.

Signor Marras's 15th apres-muli musicale. Second read ing 01 iounods "itomeo et Juliette." JfNE 4. The Hon. Mrs. James Stuart-Wortley's evening party, at the Dowager Lady Wenlock'a, 2f, Berkeley-square.

Mr. Oberthur's evening concert, at St. George's Half. Selection from his opera, "Florid de first time in England commence at eight o'clock. Conductor, Mr.

Benedict uxe 5. Crystal Palace Great pyrotechnic file and grand illumination of fountains. June 7. The Hon. Lady Rowley's ball.

Bazaar to be held in aid of the Hospital for Diseases of the Throat, under the patronage of the Princess Mary Adelaide and the leading ladies of the aristocracy, at the Hanover-square Rooms and to-morrow, the 8th. June 10. Signer Manas' 16th apris-inidi maticale First reading of Verdi's new grand opera, Den Carlos Gounod's et Juliette," third time. June 12. State concert at Buckingham Palace.

June 13. The Earl of Powis'a first ball. The Hon. Mrs. James Stuart-Wortley's dancing party at the Dowager Lady Wenlock's, 29, Berkeley-square.

June 14. Mrs. Gwyne Holford's concert. June 15. Lady Margaret Beaumont's evening party.

Signor Fabio Campana's annual grand matinee musieae, at C9, Eaton-square, by the kind permission of Mr. J. A. Arbuthnot June 17. State concert at Buckingham Palace, Mr.

Ja cqaes Blamenthal's annual grand matinee musicale, at Holderness House, Park-lane, by kind permission of Earl and Countess Vane to commence at three o'clock. June 18. The Dowager Lady Willoughby de Broke's balL Lady Goldsmid's dancing party, at St John's Lodge. Mr. Wilhelm Ganz's annual grand morning concert at Dudley House, Park-lane (by the kind permission of the Earl and Countess of Dudley), under the patronage of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge and her Royal Highness the Princess de Teck commence at three o'clock.

June 19. Mrs. Schuster's first garden fete and dance, at Roehampton. Mrs. O'Neill's dance, 19, Belgrave-square.

Miss Webb's morning concert. Mr. John Thomas's grand evening concert, at St James's Hall, when his new work, The Bride of Neath Valley," will be performed for the first time in London. Full orchestra, band of harps, principal singers, and united June 20. Her Majesty's Court at Buckingham Palace, at four o'clock.

The Earl of Powis's second balL Lady Molesworth's tabltaux vivans. June 21. Tce grand Caledonian ball, at Willis's Booms. Miss Webb's evening concert June 22. Lady Majgaret Beaumont's evening party.

June 24. Mr. Benedict's 32d annual grand morning concert at St. James's Hall, under the immediate patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Pnncess of Wales, the Duchess of Cambridge, the Grand Dachess of Mecklen-burg-Strelitz, and the Princess Mary Adelaide de Teck and his Serene Hlghaees the Prince de Teck. June 26.

The Countess of Gainsborough's ball. Madame Anichini Scalia's matinee d'invitation, musical tt at the Pryors Bank, Fulham, by the kind permission of Mr. W. F. Wolley.

June' 27. Drawing Room at St James's Palace, Birthday of Princess Christian On Satur the gtet anniversary of the birth of her Royal Highness the Pnncese Christian of Princess Helena) was kept at Windsor with jrreat re pacings. The bells of St. George's EeKSaS paxah church rang out merrily during the lay whlT royal salnte of 21 eucs wan fir fib. ZiSStSZ -he i 7 Boiuoartuer fromthe Royal Adelaide frigate 'and Tort Belvidere iQuaor-pars.

George and Lady Julia ombwell, bir Joseph Jbauey, Ji.r., and Lady Bailey, Sir Daniel Gooch, M.P., and Lady Gooch, Sir Frederick Hevgate, M.P., and idy Heygate, Sir Thomas Hesketh, M.P., and Lidy Arabella Hesketh, Admiral Sir Augustus Clifford, irir Charles Locock, Admiral Walcott, M.P., and Misses Walcott (2), Rear-Admiral H. Sevmour, M. P. and Mrs. Seymour, Colonel Taylor, M.P., Colonel North, M.P., Colonel Frederick Ba-thurst, Colonel Hogg, M.P., and Hon.

Mrs. Hogg and Hon. Miss Pennant, Colonel Tottenham, M.P., and Mrs. Tottenham, Colonel Forde, M.P., and Mrs. Forde, Colonel Dyott, M.P., and Mrs.

Dyott, Colonel and Mrs. Poulett Somerset, Colonel and Mrs. Spencer Clifford, Colonel and Mrs. Richardson Gardener, Colonel Tawnley, Colonel Richard Taylor, Colonel Vandeleur, M.P., Colonel Grav, and Mrs. Gray, Colonel H.

Fane M.P., and Mrs. Fane, Major Jervis, M.P., Major F. Grant, the Solicitor- 1 pe AHWDej.w ai, Loionei iveppei, cuajor Cummmg Bruce, M.P., Major Windsor Parker, M.P., and Mrs. and Miss Parker, Captain Archdall. M.P.

I Mr. Ward-Hunt, M.P., and Mrs. Hunt, Mr. J. W.

Hud- uiesvon ai.r air sciater-boom, ai and Airs, jsoota, I Mr. and Hon. Mr3. Hughes (of Kinmel), Mr. Fielden, M.P., and Mrs.

and Miss rielden, Mr. Cubitt, M. Mr. C. i I Selwyn, M.P., Mr.

Peel, Mr. S. Waterhouse. M.P.. 1 and Mrs.

and Miss Waterhouse, Mr. Pakeuham, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Smith Barry, Mrs. Villebois and Miss Grace Mr.

Saunderson, M.P., Mr. Henry Whitmoie, M.P., and Mrs. Whitmore, Mr. F. Williams, M.P., Mr.

Eiett, M.P., Mr. Hubbard, and Mrs. and Miss Hubbard, and Mr Egerton Hubbard, Mr. Capper, M.P., Mr. James Lowther, M.P., Mrs.

Gage, Mr. Goldney, M.P., Mr. A. Baillie Cochrane, M.P., and Mrs. Cochrane, Mr.

Laird, M.P., Mr. W. Laird, Mr. PakingtoD, Mr. and Mrs.

lONeill and Miss ONeill, Mr. Arthur Duncombe, Mr. J. Hardy, M.P., and Mrs. Hardy, Mr.

O. Morgan, M.P., Mr. Wilson Patten, Mr. Karslake, M.P., and Mrs. I Karslake, Mr.

Kekewich, M.P., and Mrs. Kekewich, Mr. M'Kenna. M.P., and Mrs. M'Kenna, Mr.

W. Verner, i M.P., and Mrs. Veraer, Mr. Francis Gore, Mr. O'Neil.

M.P., Mr. C. W. Packe, M.P., and Mrs. Packe, Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Rose acd Miss Rose, Mr. Severne, M.P., and Mrs. Severne, Mr. Meynell, Mr.

Newdegate, M.P., Mr. W. H. Gladstone, M.P., Mr. J.

Pritchard, M.P., and Mrs. Pritchard, Mr. Horace and Miss Townsheud Faiquhar, Mr. Scourfield, M.P., and Mrs. Scourfield, Mr.

R. Duff, Mr. Dacres, Mrs. Washington Hibbert and Misses Hibbert (2), Mr. and Miss Tottenham, Mr.

Frederick Villiers, Mr.Du Cane, M. and Hon. Mrs. DuCane, Mr. Main waring, M.P.

and Mrs. Mainwarinsr. Mr. H. W.

Etton msii fr. the Misses Eaten (2), Mr. C. Turner, M.P., and Mrs. Tamer, lowneley and Misses Towneley, Mr.

Long, M.P., Misses rorsytn Air. an ley, Mr.Du Ere, M.P., Mr. Letrh, and Mrs. Legh, Mr. Campbell (of Isia), Air.

Bid- dulph, Mr, Sartees, M.P., and Miss Sartees, Mr. Fcllowes, M.P., and Miss Fellowes, Mr. Pugh. M.P., Dr. Grene, Mr.

and Hon. Mrs. Dawson Darner. Mr. and Mrs.

Josenb Henley, Mrs. Spencer Walpole and Misses Walpole (2), Mr. Horace Walpole, Mrs. and Miss Lashing-ton, Mis9 Lister, Mr. Christopher Sykes, M.P., Mr.

Darby Griffith and Mrs. Griffith, Mr. D. W. Pack-Beresford, M.P., anil Mrs.

Betesford, Mr. W. B. Beach, M.P., and Mrs. Beach, Mr.

Neville Grenville and Mrs. and MLs3 Grenvdle, Mr. and Mrs. Portnal and Miss Pertnal, Mr. Goodson, M.P., Mr.

EaggaUaT, M.P., and Mrs. Baggallay, Mr. J. W. Walrond, M.P., "and Mrs.

Walrond, Mr. Hodgson, M.P., Mr. Kelk, M.P., Mr. R. Dimsdale, M.P., and Mrs.

Dimsdale, Mr. Jones. M.P., Mr. J. Hartley, M.P., and Miss Hartlev, Mr.

and Hon. Mrs. Maurice Drummond, Mrs. Lowther, Mr. William Fellowes, Mr.

Howel Gwvc, M.P., and Mrs. Gwyn, Mr. Getty, M.P., and Mrs." Getty, Mr. Eckerslev, M.P., aud Mrs. Eckersley, Mr.

Robertson, M.P., Mr. Brooks, M.P., Mr. George Scharf, The company did not separate till midnight. The Countess Cawdor. The Countess Cawdor had an evening party on Saturday night at her residence in South Audley-street.

Among the visitors present were The Duke of Buccleuch and Lady Margaret Scott, the Countess of Ashburnham and Lady Katherine Ashburnham, the Countess of Dartmouth and the Ladies Octavia and Frances Legge, the Countess of Ellesmere, the Countess of Home and the Ladie9 Elizabeth and Ada Home, Viscount Folkestone and Hon. Margaret and Edith Bouverie, Viscount Boyne, Viscountess Enfield, Viscountess Halifax and Hon. Miss Wood, Viscount Newry aed Hon. Miss Needham, Lord Dunglas, Lard Mark Kerr, Lady Pearhyn and Hon. Misses Douglas Pennant (2), Lord Redesdale, Lord and Lady Carew, Lord and Lady Frederick Cavendish, Lord Guernsey, Lady Antrobus and Miss Lewi, Lady Caroline Duncombe and Misses Duncombe (2), Lady Frankland Lewis, Captain the Hon.

Francis and Lady Louisa Egerton, Hon. Misses Edwardes (2), Hon. Frederick Byng, Hon. Mr. Strut, Hon.

Mr. Digby, Colonel the Hon. Henry and Mrs. Campbell, Hon. Major Herbert, Sir Robert Brownrigg, Sir Ivor Guest, Sir James and Ladv Hamilton.

Sir Rnh.rr (inra Rwv. M.P., and Miss Gore Booth, Sir Edward Bering, M. and Miss Dering, Sir George Osborn, Bart, and Misses Osborn (2), General and Mrs. Crawford, Colonel and Lady Victoria Lambton, Mr. and Lady Fanny Howard and Misses Howard (2), Mr.

and Lady lacy Calvert, Colonel Morris, C.B., Colonel Cavendish and Miss Cavendish, Colonel Crealock, Colonel and Mrs. Smyth, Colonel and Mrs. Phipps, Major Paynter, Captain Clive, Captain Smith, Captain Duncombe, Captain Burney, Mr. Jervoise Smith, Mr- Macgregor, Mrs. Vivian, Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd, Mr! Dutton, Mr. Monckton, Mr. and Mrs. Skerfield, Henrv Howard and Misses Howard (2), Mr.

Raglan Somerset Mr. Kenneth Howard, Mr. C. Predeaux Brune, Mr. Stuart) Mrs.

Parker and Miss Brand, Mrs. Langley and Miss Lang-ley, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lambton, Misses Bruce (2), Mr. and Mrs.

Elwes and Miss Elwes, Mr. Charles Alien, Dr. and. Mrs. Goodeve, Mrs.

Arthur Lascelles and Misses Lascelles (2), Mr. James Cavendish, Mr. Ivor Guest, Mr. Edgar Washington Hibbert, Mr. John Thynne, Mr.

and Mrs. Hope, Mrs. Arthur Duncombe and Misses Duncombe (2), Misses Farquhar (2), Mr and Mrs. Newman, Mr. Talbot and Miss Talbot, Mr.

Percivall, Mr. George Allen, Mr. John Head, Mrs. Mirehouse and Misses Mirehouse (2) Mr. Gainsford, Mr.

Grant, Mr. Cockburn, Lady Northcote. On Saturday night, after the Secretary of State for India's dinner in celebration of the Queen's birthdav, Lady Northcote had an assembly. Among those present at the reception were His Excellency the Hanse Towns Minister and Madame Getfeken, Lord Harris, Lord and Lady Heytesbury, Lord and Ltdy Hylton, Lord and Lady Frederick Cavendish, Lord Justice Turner and Miss Turner, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Lady Mayoress acd Miss Gabriel, Hon.

Lady Nugent and Miss Lady Colebrooke and Miss Reeve, Lady Elizabeth Stueley and Miss Stueley, Lady and Miss Macdonald Lockhartlady and Miss Trevelyan, Lady Rawlinson, Lady Beaumont and Hon. Miss Beaumont, Lady Eleanor Cook and Miss Cook, Lady Keighley, Lady Louisa Fortescue and Miss Forteseue, Lady Phillimore and Miss Phillimore, Lady Macgregor and Miss Macgregor, Lady Alderson and the Misses Alderson (2), Lady Millicent Jones, Sir Norton and Lady Knatch-badl and the Misses Knatchbull, Sir Henry and Lady Fer-gusoD Davie, Sir William Heathcote, M.P., and Lady Heathcote, Sir Francis and Lady Adelaide Hood, Henry Drummond and Lady Wolff, Francis Goldsmid, M.P., and Lady Goldsmid, Sir Henry Holland, Sir Thomas Watson, Sir John D. Hay, M.P., and Lady Hay, Sir Henry Verney, M.P., and Miss Vervey, Sir Henry Anderson, Sir George Young, Sir Henry and Lady Ogilvie, Sir Charles Lennox Wyke, Sir Edward Dering, M.P., and Miss Dering, Sir Walter Carew and the Misses Carew (2), Mr. C. Du Cane, M.P., and Hon.

Mrs. Da Cane, the Right Hon. C. B. Adderley, M.P., the Right Hon.

Joseph Henley, M.P., acd Miss Henley, the Hon. Holland, the Hon. Mrs. Curzon, the Hon. Mrs.

Strange Jocelyn, Admiral Fanshawe, and Mr. Fanshawe, Colonel H. Fane, M.P., acl Mrs. Fane, Colo a el and Mrs. Amberfield, Major and Mrs.

Henry, Captain Prinsep, Captain and Mrs. North cote, the Dean of Christ church, Mrs. H. Liddell, Miss 1. Li ldell and Miss Fell owes, the Rev.

G.W. Cowie, Mrs. and Miss Hanbury Leigh, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ridley and the Misses Ridley (2), Mr.

and Mrs. Young, Mr. and W. Fairer, Miss Cook, Miss Garley, Mr. and Miss Walter, Mr.

and Mrs. Massingberd, Mr. Kekewich. M.P., and Mrs. Kekewich, Mrs.

and Miss Kin lersley Mr! Coleridge, M.P., and Mrs. and Coleridge, and Mrs. Henry Farrer, Miss Bradford, Mr. Arthur Duncombe Mr. Cubitt, M.P., Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Bradford, Mr! Alexander Pearson, Mrs. Lushington and Miss Luahingtocj Mr. Drummond Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Guidon and Mr. Robert Gurdon, Mr. Knatchbull-Huge -sen, M.P. Misses itrsame (2), Mr. acd George Harvey Jav, Mr Mr.

and Mrs. Kyan, Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins. M-.

and and Misses Petre (2), Mr. Danvers, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, Mr.Feilden,M.P.,andMrs.andMissFeil le-a, Mr. Weguelin 1 M.P.

and Mrs. Weguelin, Mrs. and Miss Erskine, Mr' Gibbs, Mr. Neville Ssourton, Mr. Whateley, Mrs.

and Miss Thompson, Mrs. and Miss Oliver Farrer, Mr. Cooke. Mr. I and Mrs.

Martin. Mrs. and Miss Ewen Curwen, Mrs. Spencer and Miss Walpole, Mrj. Goodliffe, Mr.

and Miss I Durrant, Mr. Ward Hunt, M.P., Mr. Thomson Hankey, M.P., Mr. acd Mr. Jharles Fremantle, 1 Mr.

Franks, Mr. Secrombe, Thomtoc. Mr. and Miss Sil.ertop, Mr. and Walter Cos.

Mr. Crau- furd, M.P., and Oraufurd, Mr. and Mrs. Hall Dare, Mr. Dew, Mr.

Reginald Dickson, Mr. and Miss le Merchant, Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr.

Archibald Milman, Mr. an 1 Mrs. Talbot Jones, Mr. Alfred Seymour, M.P., and Mrs. Seymour, Mr.

Herbert, Mr. T. Hughes, M.P., Mr. and Mrs. Harris Farquhar, Mr.

Blake, and Mrs. Eiaie. Mr. Heathcote, Mr. and and Miss Dickenson, Ford, Mrs.

Bit, Mr. Fitswilliam Dick, M.P., Mr. Holland, Mr. Atherley, Mr. alronj, nrl Ms Walrcnd.

Mr. Henry and Mrs. Reeve, Miss Acland, Air. Suxtees, M.P., and Mr. Paget, M.P., Mr.

Arthur Bass, M.R, and Misa air. avnox and Miss erner, Mrs. lrelawny acd Miss Walsh. Mr. Montagu Corn- Mr Ma-me Mr- ft M.P., Mr.

and Mrs. Paul, Mr Torrem M.P., Mr. Treebv, M.P., and Misses Treebv (21. Mr. John I I i I I I I After the repast their Majesties, attended by their suite, i National Anthem at intervals.

The infantry then fired a and followed by a whole cortege al invited gaests, passed I fc'-J in excellent style, which was followed by the lt i ii central and staff with the entire line, shouting in a most through aH the apartments to tne Salle da irone, where thiastis manner God save the Queen The six com-tney remained a short time and then proceeded to tne eon- paties of Royal Marines were then ordered to advance and cert-room. Tne wives of the members of the municipal joio on the right of the fug-staff, where they car-council wore on their right side a commemorative medal, )M JfW cf firinK wit the which the Prefect of the Seine had caused to be struck in i Spider hreecc-loaders with remarkable accuracy and rapi-remembrance of the visit paid to the E6tel-de-Vdle by ty. he infantry tnen cnanged front, proceeded to the their Belgian Majesties. rear' into hce, and marcned to the brow of the hill, Tne King of Holland," savs the Fraud, -'Is expected WDere a splendid combat oii place with an imaginary is Pans on Mondav. His Majesty will be accompanied by I eEen-v' wh0 lh wnole a ammunition Prince Charles, one of his sons, and will alight at the hotel fPded.

At the special request of General Sir H. o. 121. in the Avenue des Champs Ely.ees. D-.

the Royal ArtiLery were then brought into Tte DuK-e de Gramont, Ambassador of Fran Vienna, action, when three batteries of the Band Brigades of is to leave Pesth immediately after the coronation of the Emperor ot Austria, tor tne purpose ot accompanying iccompanv.cg tne dachess to England, where that lady will pass tne summer, Ker Royal Highness Priccess Mary Adelaide and hie Serene Highness the Prince deTeck honoured the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough by their presence at dinner on Saturday last at the ducal residence in St. James's-wquare. A select party, including the Earl and Countess "Vane, the Countess (Dowager) of Sefton and Lady Cecilia Molyneux, Viscount St. Asaph, Viscount Canterbury. Lord and Lady Baten.an.

Captain Lane Fox, were invited to the dinner circle. Later in the evening the dachess had a small and early party to meet the illustrious guests. The Duke and Da chess of Wellington gave a banquet in celebration of the Oueen's birthday, on Saturday evening, at Apsley House. The guests included the Archbishop of Canterbury, Count and Countess Gleichen, the Marquis and Marchioness of Queensberry, the Marchioness of Ely, the Earl of Morley, the Countess of Tan-kerville, the Countess of Bradford, Viscount and Vis--Kjantess Walden, Viscount Torrington, Lady Churchill. Lord William Hay, Lord John Hay, Lord Raglan, Lord Lytton, Lord Gifforc, the Very Rv.

the Dean of Windsor and Hoc. Mrs. Wellesley, Mr. Henry Wellesley, Colonel Napier Sturt. Mr, Alfred Montgomery, and Mr.

Henry Calcraft. Prince August d'Arenberg has left the Clarendon Hotel for Paris. Tne Earl and of Clarendon entertained a select party at dinner on Saturday, at their res.dence in 'J-rosvenoi -crescent. The Earl and Countess Stanhope received a Lrge party at dinner on Saturday at their mansion in Groevenor-place. The countess received a numerous com pany after dinner.

Tse Countess of Dudley gave birth to a goa aad heir at an early hour on Saturday morning. Ofl inquiry last night at Dudley House it was said that the -lc infant were both do.ng remarkably well. Count Alfred de Gouy, Count Clapaivde, Viscount Paul Daru have left the Clarendon Haie Paris. Viscount and Viscountess Hill have arr.vt: tbe Clarendon Hotel from Hawustone, Shrewsbaj) Lord Houghton has returned to London ii V. i i 3 -a.

i uoerior Council of the International ary. Lady Emily Foley has arrired at the Clarendon Hotel for the season. We have to announce tbe death of Lady Mary Lindas, widow cf Mr. Jmes Dunias, of Doad, which place on Friday last at Dun las Castle, near din barglfc ifce lamented lady was the last of the children of Adam V.srouxl Duncan (the renowned admiral), by his wife Henrietta, second daughter cf the Right Ecn. Robert '-ndas.

of Arnieton, and Lord President of the Court of beseion. Bt her marriage with Mr. DuDdas in July, 11 11 3, -er iadvshit' leaves feurviving issue. She only irrived her ister-in law. the Countess (Dowager) of Camperdown, a eek.

lQy Sirweli, Miss Sitwell, and Miss Blaat'ie KiwwaO have arrived at London Ho-tse, St ames't -square, f. tte season Tr-e Right Hon. Sir John acd Lidy Pakiflgton atinne for the present season to occupy the Admiralty --e-Jtecaut-Colonel and Mrs. have Lat.eL in, Late L-square, for tne season. Mr-, Mrs.

and Miss Hagar: have left the areo-Hotel for R.ntaBkine, Falkirk. Mr. ar.ii r-. "P-necell bare arri ve-1 al of P. A.

it' tb? season..