The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-18 00:00:00

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CAltitol,L, MAYOIL—The first Court, held on
Tueslay, the 17th. day of November, IBM and in the 10th year
d the nip of lietona, of the Clutha Kingdom of Gryst Britain and
/maid, Queen, &ie.
Resolved unazurnously,—That the emdial thanks of this Court be
wooded to the Right Iron. John Johnson, late Lord ?dolor of the
'City of London, for the very able and. efficient manner in which he has
merged the imilmtrint and On:MUIS duties of his office; for his
judicious conduct its Conservator of the River Thames, in upholding
the eights and
.privileges of a m Court. by a survey of the upper die-
s:rid, by musing the abatement of the encroachments at (Marcy
Island• and removal of the wrecks of vorhus vesirls sunk in different
eirbof the river.; for thn laborious and unremitting attention given
fir his loniship, in os'ajunction with the commissioners of her Ma.
ysty's government% u, a bill te define the separate rights of the Crown
and the City of :Auden ; for his constant attention as a member of
the ItaihenY ":ermiul Commission to the interests of his fellow.
epijens, in t relenting the destruction of various important properties
within the 'ooundaries of the City ; for tbe ale and judicious manner
in which he has discharged his magisterial duties ; for
ameli the encoof
u.
regeg.ent shown by him to the plans proposed for the oration
the giniiit'on of the poor; for his support of the various charities and
4650015, and for the valuable assistance rendered by him to the Society
far the PICIOra:it)11 of the Gospel ; for his many very liberal arts of
disintert,:ol diarity ; for the magnitiot net and splendour of his
hospitality ; and for bis judicions extension to the members of the
thse rhatJaguildisd literary soeicticit, and the representativesof foreign
nations, of this courtesy ; and especially for the urbanity:aid courteous
demeanor displayed by him towards all classes of societydEWETHEuringß. the
gar at bls mayoralty. MEK

pitsuANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a came entitled "Koester v. Williams,"
the Creditors of GARLEEF KOESTER, otherwise Ki-,ter or Koster,
forme,' of Gilnknadl, in Germany. afterwards of the City of !Lim-
burgh, and subsequently of the City of London, Merchant,ey and since
In confinement as a Lunatic at Pembroke Mouse, Hackn, in the
County of Mitidlinet (and who dicd on or about the :Zht.b. dac of
Novembe, 1842), am, by their solicitors, on or before tlx 3rd day of
February, 18 IT, to conic in before William Wingfield, Esq., one of the
?disten• of the paid Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-build-
ing, Chantery-lany., London, and prove their Debts, or, in default
thereof, they will be peremptorily exclude 1 the b nefit of the said
decree. MAI:TEN, MOMS, and lIOLLA.MS,
Mincing-lane, London, Plaintiff's Solicitors.

FREEHOLD BUILDLNG GROUND and other
PROPERTY to be SOLD.—To be PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
pursuant to Order= of the High Court of Chancery. made in a certain
CAW(' of .' Hamilton against Viscount Lismore," with the approbation
of Samuel Duckworth, Esg„ one of the Masters of the said Court, at
the Gray's Ina COffeCllolloe, Holborn, on TUESDAY, the 24th day of
November, 1846, between the hours of Twelse and (me ill the After-
noon, a PIECE of BUILDING GROUND. consisting of 2 acme, 2
part of a piece of ground, known as the Gospel Oak and
rilYncre-fields, situate between Kentish-town and Hampstead,
forming pit of the property sold in the above-mentioned taupe on
Me 7th day of July last, and adjoining the land recently sold by Lord
outhampton. Also, a RENT-CHARGE IN PERPETUITY of £lOO
nee annum, from the Chapel and Burial-ground of the Parish of St.
ames, Westminster, situate in the Hampstead-road.— Particulars
and conations of sale roar be had at the raid MaSteeff Cluonbers,
caithampton-buildings, ebancery-lane; of Mea,rs. Walker, Grant,
anduamptm-buildings.
Co., nolleitors, 11, king's-med. Gray's-inn; and of Messrs.
Lightfoot, Robson. and Lightfoot, solicitors, 20, Glistle-at., Leiocater-
smart. WALKER, (HUNT, and Co., liMes4oad. Oray's-inn.

COTTAGE near the Ren,•ent's-park.—To be LET,
at Christ, as, a commodious COTCAGF. of eight TOMB, with a
neat lawn. and in a pleasant situation, nithin three minutes' walk of
tn.• lte,,,ent's-park, and of omnilousea either to the West -end or City.
Royal for on& to view, to Mown. Kennedy, newspaper-airems, 31,
Royal Ischamte; at No. 90, Fleet-street; or to Mr. I ellowca's
newlaper-oitee, 36, Tottenham-soul-road.

I:PORTANT to Ili )ItTICULTURISTS. The
article GLAM.—Mei:re. DAINE6 and BRADDOCK solicit the
U3D of Giese Dealers, Rorticulturista. and Builder% to an
entirely new description of BRITISH SKEET GLOM, which, upon
teal, will be found uncqualkd in strength, utility, and pa :cc, by any
now in the market, for saabes, and particularly liorticultural purposes,
and by patronieing this article the evil malts attending the wie Of
foreign awl otter Glass of ordinary composition will be entirely
avoided, am in manufacturing the above metal great care and skill has
been used to divest it of the slightest tendency tom entrate the rays
of the sun, a fault in many cases ruinous to plan
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