The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-24 00:00:00

rD THE COUNEEL.

e Manchester amine yea,
Junes, Q.C., addressisildr,
untied your lordship go*
strong expressions with rem/
lam sure your lordship' hal
yesterday, la the middle et
tom, I was obliged to &sets
rder to prevent myself ben.
up, when I slate I bad bela
, your lordship would not has
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compliod with your murk

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i moment aware--
appear ; I was not aware of
be aware of it.

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I woo obliged, to of clowo.

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when I irtated that I had boss pp
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a re/erred to what you had tole,
Others have the same clinical.

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ey ere something gigantic,
mkt they are very large. I e
at there was something swig
molded to the request you made.
I to your lordship.
lire counsel to go on with a cams
noble to do so.
innately deprived of the sash.
time, or I should have retired
&hip with any remarks.
eded.

f the Davenport exhibition is
*olio up the cabinet and damps
eats, appeared in the Livorno.*
Some persons, wbo bad paid 54
coed the meets of the Davenport
the alleged ground of Wad II
i of the absence of conned the eaM
ay, but will be taken on Komi*

It having been informed t►li

I to by Mr Backstops on Salmis,
*rued ins cabal against the new
Maure, wrote to Mr. Bodleian
the latter simply giving m
ratable patios," whose mums he
r =sent could be obtained. I.
sat S►turdsy night Ton esesua

e in poise/ ion of proofs substeits
&tad. You now acknowledge tint
—that you never bad them, sad
L them. You have forfeited yea
squire by evading a frank maw*
et statement you had exceeded the
id then to draw the natural Wei
unfounded a statement you awe*
sympathy of the audience at rag

THE FRENCH EMBASSY.—TbI
ergoe, the Freoch ambassador. PO
It the French embassy at Al
'Anne's of Wales having boosted
sent more than usual prepsesting
The grand staircase was dereetted
lowers, and brilliantly lighted with
teethed the company as they arrived
&loons. Four apartments on
the
rown open. Two were appropriated
otervecing ante-room the orchestra
ring took place in both apart or
the dining-room, which commas•
r, supper was served at 1 o'clock.
is of Wales, attended by lAriuteaaate
the Hon. Hrs. Brno' the Prin.
or. attended by Lady Caroline Ctias ;
Ridge, attended by Colonel the 1/016
shortly before 11 o'clock. The Wen
sired on their arrival by the Angler
members of the Embassy
ind
e Tiimiaier. the Marquis d'A
, the Marquis Cann:oat Leforos.
de Viral. and M. BOOK. The Prbteall
mother of the Ambassador, wed in•
ice and Princess of Wake by his BP
in the honours of the ?soothe.
loon after the arrive]. of the Primo
members of the royal family. Os
'note Lucien licereperte was
He was followed by the Prinsajn2
is-Weimar. Prince Toots and Sixth
T. The ball wee continued with mach
r this morning.
C ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE Frail
held a conorrsazione last evening
st
Piceadilly, at preempt ocetaining BM
of Water Colour Drawings. WbOa
it successful of the wagon, and iodeed
! this energetic association. The ezhir
io ordinary attractiveness and in
pt to extend the sphere of :171A
e gallery, lighted up with gas. SW
tly dressed compasy, preempted • brie
lie musical arrangements, under #ll
ed Gilbert, were marked by • prone.
remote the appreciation of classssat
icing with a selection from ita
is remainder was of a miessilsosele

.PHANAGE.—A special mee •
nbecribers of this leatitation wY
edge Coffee-house, Ludgate-MIL TY
Mr. W. A. Wortley, sad subesqlsemS
r. The Chairman iMr. Wee4le7)
bat occasion to hold the first sieges
twelve necessitous children to their SC
mgratulated them on the Worst
lent an undertaking. mud he Isefgo
patronage they would nee the
founders fully realised. The
'mounted to 1,5001., sad the
o their proceedings warranted ism,
hat the foods would be
Mon was then entered upon sad
listing of seven females sod ere
application was made on behalf
r Mr. Kennett, who faqllllllla *OM!
moo in consequence el the Wage
•rtied end the ;maim
The committee scolded 6° the
it/stood that no similar appbeetive
A rote of thanks paled
scrutineer; Mama Barlow,
he proceedings terminated. Mr.
:on, has presented to the lostitatioo I
Meas.