The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-02 00:00:00

BRQOK RILL MEETING (EAST BARNET).
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PRESENTATION Or THE LOAD MAYOR ELECT ii:
TO THE LORD CHANCELLOR.—(THIS DAY.) et

In aooordanoe with ancient custom, almost from St...
time Immemorial, the Lord Mayor elect, Kr. Alderman 11-4
Phillips, was this morning presented to the Lord Chancellor. U
in order that he might signify her Majesty's opinion uto 84.
the fitness of the gentleman elected by the livery of
the City of London to fill the office of their chief
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magistrate for the ensuing year. The Lord Mayor elect, et
with a number of the aldermen in their violet gowns, St
it. sheriffs (Aldermen Gibbous aid J. Pigging, &qrs.), the
eb
17nclor•Sheriffs (Keens. Daffitt and Rawline), the Re
seeder (Bunnell Gurney, Req.), the Remembrances (Mr. It
Amish and the other officers of the Corporation in it.
their gowns, rod the whole in block court suits, .1!
assembled at Guildhall at 10 o'clock, and at half. ;
put 10 o'clock they went is promotion through the Guild. 10
hall to their carriages, and proceeded to the readout of ::
the Lord Chancellor in ReookUreekan appointment having et
been suede by his lordship to receive the corporation at half.
put eleven o'clock. Upon the arrival of the civic promotion
they were escorted to the presence of the Lord Chaneellor,
who, received them in state, surrounded by all his officers.
The Recorder then is the usual complimentary address
ietrodusd Mr. Alderman Phillips, as the gutless=
elected to serve the important office of chief magietrate of
the City of London in the ensuing year, and the Lord
Chancellor bristly signified approval of the choice that
had been made by the aitirena, end concluded by congratu-
lating the Lord Mayor elect upon the high honour that bad
been conferred upon him.
After the ceremony connected with the presentation of
the Lard Mayor elect had been brought to &conclusion, the
sheriffs promo:led, accompanied by the Recorder and the
Ruiembrancer, to the residences of the Royal Family, as
well u those of her Majesty's Ministers and the greet
officers of State, with cards of invitation to the banquet
at Gruldhall on the 9th of November, lori liayor'sday.

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RECEPTION OP THE JUDGES BY TEE LORD
CHANCELLOR.-(THIS DAY.)

In the course of the morning, Mr. Lush, the
newly appoieted Judge in the place of the late dr. Justice
Crompton, attended at the Lord Cheansellor's residence and
was duly sworn in. He then retired aced was the first to
arrive at the reception breakfast.
The following is the order in which the judges arrived
Mr. Justice Lush, Vico-Chancellor Kindersley, Muter of
the Roth,s Mr. Baron Pigott, Mr. Justice Keating. Mr.
Justice Willie, Lord Chief Baron. Mr. Baron Bram.
inn, Mr. Justice Blackburo, Mr. Josticie Mellor,
Mr. Justine Shoe, Lord Justice Knight Bruce,
Solicitor General, Mr. Commiedoner Goalbura, Mr,
Commissioner Dolroyd, the Queen's Advocate, Ir. Justice
Montego Smith, Vice•Chaacellor Stuart, Lord Chid
Justice Ede, Mr. Justice Biles, Lord Justice Turner, Lord
Chief Judie* of the Queues Bomb, the Attorney-General.
and Mr. Baron Martin. Master Barlow, Muter Warren,
Sir
Fituoy Kelly, Mr. Bovill, Q.C., M.P., Dr. Travers Twigs,
Mr. J. Locke, Q.C., ILP., sad Sir Haghoairus. Q.C., M.P.
The ether gueds invited to the mention numbered nearly
eighty, all of whom reseeded to Westminster shortly atter
I o'clock.