The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-20 00:00:00

zbe court.

BALMORAL, SEPT. 17.—Her Majesty and the
attended by the blaultionest of Douro, wont to tbo
Hut "at frank %pick, this warning, and will per the
night there. The Prince of Wales, attended by Mr. Birch,
rode out on horseback.

Despatches from the Governor of South Australia
arm ~had redo tday at the Colonial-ufilas.
The Earl of Mint° has left town for Scotland.
The Earl of Lichfield has joint(' the Cluntess and
family at Shockboroa,h, from ta• Continent.

HBR MAJESTY'S RETURN FROM RAYNOR/M.—Our
coerespandent at Derby .aye: "Re so any contradictory
reports appear in the journals relative to her Majesty'. route
ms her return from Scotland, I write to inform you that I
hays seen Mr. Asson's letter to Mr. Ca, the proprietor o:
the Midland Hotel, and can therefore state positively that
the royal family will pass the night of the 27th teat. in that
eetablishateet. Toe gases hes When the whcle establish-
ment for that one night, and is expected to reeds Derby
.but 6 p.m., and leave at 10 the fullow:ng morning. The
Midland; Hotel is uadergeine a thordneh repainting and
papering toe the occasion. The Queen will not go to Lou-
don, bat leave th afa Oloseester, Ate., en rode to the lele
of Wight."

Tat DOLE or CAMBRIDGE, who is staying at the
Marquis of Aottkooes aisatioa at Phi Nod, paid a writ to
Limped yootorday, sad during his stay was ratortaiood by
tau Mayor, Joan &lankly Moots, Esq.

CITY OP LONDON REGISTRATION.

Yesterday morning the court was opened at ten
Veda*, when the revision of the ward lists was continued.
ALDOLTI AND BILLINCIBOATI WARDS.
MI. &them objected to the vote of John
Ni on the
"mad that he was only • lodger on the premises Is respect
el whisk he sought to establish his qualification. Mr.
Smith Mad that he had raised this objeetioa is order that
the quake might be &sided, as there were several other
awes arida depeadsi spa the malt of the precast inquiry.
Mr. Gurnee informed tbe court that he had occupied •
countlawbeesest No. 46. Listhstreet. for tweaty•five years ,•
that he paid a »at of Mi. a year, and bad paid an rates aid
tomm regain& by act. He tramasted his busker at this
ossadiegkeees, Lathes resided near the White Bart Hotel,
at Nceweed, within seven miles of the city of Leaden.
Mr. Burrs isquired whether le was aot a taaaat of the
landlady who resided es the premises ?
Mr. Garneo replied that he was the tomtit of Mrs.
Bamford, who occupied the loam, sad who meted is the
double capacity of :assliady sad servant. The mesa to hi.
°Dewier house was by • 'swats entrance, sad no one could
gain admittance except himself and Mrs. Desslcrd, who
kept a key of tie aim, is order that she might be enabled
to clean the room sad to perform mach dales as WWII re-
quired of a servant. Ilia °mating-house was situated in •
osartlard, is which there were several other offices, but a
fueluded is Gas gateway. The building consisted of two
wisp, sad the landlady lived is • part of the premises which
was quite Cake* from the dike is rupees of which he
Maimed a right to mg.
By Mr. Scam—Thu landlady locked the outer gate at
sight, sad so penis maid Melia adasimioa without riseise
the bell. At tie tiros of the ism*, of the Raises Bill hie
vote we. mmelicaed, bait lei always boss allowed until
UM year, whey his same wee mow" was the seam
grows& which were vow brought ferwarL
Mr. Barra said he amid be glad to lad that the
mmlilisettea ass boil te be t, sad be bad only
raked the objestim he the wpm of having the matter do.
tormised by the mart.
Mr. Dwarfs.' wee about to argue in favour of the vote,

whoa-
Mr. M'Cuntorts said there wee no pretence for the ob-
jection. The voter pined access to his counting-hones by
a 'epode door. The laadlady who lived oa the premises,
Deed as his servant, sad he hid a right of access to the
baildion at any time of the day or algid.
Mr. GITTING stated that this was a vexations objestios,
sad therefore he applied to the court for his =penes&
Mr. ll'Crtulartn goaded him 201.
Mr. Limns appealed easiest the initiate% of code, ea
the poised that Mr. M'Cbristie bad previously disallowed
the votes of claimants foe the same premiere. Mr. Arnold,
kb pedeeesser, had abe expunged names under similar chr-
ematauses.
It appearise that then wire several other claims which
open the result of this cue. Mr. IliTunisvis
uldmataly determined to reserve his decision until Monday

MIL
The following is tha result of the revision of the HAI front
Ward.
Aiderral elainis allswei
Liberal objectionsanolliad ll
Conserraties
Doable obioaless awswased l4
Liberal °Needles disallowed 1
Cosoervativa
Doable objection' 1
The wart adjonraod until this nsorautg at ton.

SUSPENSION BRIDGE FOR ST. JANIS'S PARE.—
The Commissioners of Woods and Forests ere about 'tent-
tog a savor don bridge moss the ornamental water of the
enclosure, fit. James's Park, similar to those Wow* same
the Atones Canal to cosatet Primrose-hill sod Ito-
gent's Park. The proposed bridge is to be cesstruoted
directly opposite the Qaostrsquire pre.
BILLID IT A BLOW FROM • CRICKET BALL.—Mr.
Godfrey Pigott, of Bekaa-upon. Deane, died ow Thursday
week from commission of the be is, occasioned by • blow
of the ball under the right sir whilst playioi at wicket
eight or Mae days Wore,