The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-25 00:00:00

DINNER TO HER muzsars JUDGES.

Last evening Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Lawrence
suit Mr. Sheriff Hugh Jinn eetertairsed her Majesty's
judges at dinner at the Trafalgar, at Greenwich. Courses
were laid foe 120 guests, sad there were present—Chief
Justice Erie, Justice Willis, Justice Mellor, Justice Seat-
ing, Sir Hugh Williams, Bart., General M•Canaleod,
Colonel Ewart, Mr. Paget, M.P., Mr. Potter, M.P., Mr.
Bovill, M.P., Mr. Goacben, M.P., Mr. Lees, M.P., Colonel
French, M.P., Mr. Norris, M.P., Alderman and Colonel
Wilson, Alderman SOUL Carden, Alderman Carter, Alder-
man Lawrence, Alderman Gabriel, Alderman Allen, Alder-
man AWN, Alderman Dakin. Alderman Healey, Alder-
man Gibbous, the Assistant Judge, the Comoro* Sernant,
Mr. Macaulay, Q.C.. Serjeants Shee, Wanting, Plll7,
cad Hayes ; Master of Draper" Company, Mr. Dillon,
Mr. Formal, Mr. Heywood, Mr. &litho, Deputy Fry,
the Tows Clerk of Andover, the Chaplains of the
Sheriffs, the Ordinary of Newgate, Under-Sheriffs
Ilackrell and Finer. the Comptroller, Secondary Potter.
The two sheriffs presided conjointly, and gave the toasts
alternately. Mr. Alderman sod Sheriff Lawrence, in too-
-1 ring " The Judges," dwelt upon the impartiality and per-
ect independence of the English judicial bench, which he
said had won the confidence of every clams of the commu-
nity, *donated aad son-educated, and commanded the re-
spect and admiration of all the people of the world. He
coupled with the toast " The Health of the Lord Chief
Justice Erle," who, in acknowledging the treat, remarked
that, although all things human were defective, our system
of laws was the most beneficent, and the mode of adminis-
tering them the most careful sod impartial that the world
has ern. witnessed, ensuring the most perfect security of
property and person with the most perfect freedom of
speech sod action. " The Corporation, " " The Bar,"
" The Sheriffs," and several other toasts were given and
appropriately responded to, and the company separated at a
reasonably late hour. The musical arrangements were
under the direction of Mr. R. Glenn Wesley, and included
the pleated services of Mdlle. Florence Lancia, Madame
Laura Baxter, and Mr. Chaplin Henry.

BOULOND, JuNz 22.—The new assembly room
end bathing establishment are to be publicly inaugurated
this day week, the 29th, on which occaMon there w to be a
banquet. followed the next two days by a concert and a
ball. The building is very handsome, and comprises ball
and concert morn, Weird and card Toone', music room, Sox.
A NEVER FAILING R ING F. and is probably or. a more splendid scale than any establish-
nuSrmparlay,soon lost of the same nature, excepting at the German watering.
rerkZ niers. It lies been erected at mot said to have exceeded
be▪ Mend Invaluable to all who suffer tram sad aver one
wind, name, oggh..., dubs.r or oho 40,00 W. ; and is surrounded by ;miens and spacious terraces
ey▪
es,&c. for habitual costiveness, sea family aperient winactiw, overlooking the sea; attached to it are hot and cold wa
and al a eartfler of the blood, they are truly excellent; mild in water swimming and ordinary faiths ; sod in coceerion with
their operatton and grateful to the atom ich they create speed* it to as improved service of bathingmaehines on the beach.
fifrrer &too, sad drenethae
moo if Tbe whole establiahment reflects great credit on the
enestilrZibs, i.;;;to cepa authorities ender whose wagon it has been completed;
ber Dr. dootrs anions and Us. areae square sod will fly add to the attractions of Boulogne as
green peckage, with William Lambert" engraved oath. stamp. • • place orr=or see-bathing lad summer neicleoee.