The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-15 00:00:00

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The Queen and Prince were prevented by the mats
ofrfolthisevißoywinedaasothl
Hreriegtaihhnietlems:otharnteinhpgariunf-rpeoeurat
walk.
evening.
There wu no addition to the royal dinner potty yutatial.
Mr. John Wood, Chairman ou,fthrde II?
Revenue, and Col. Breretou (Royal Hors, Artillery, bid
(41:elideirtirarf Inland
an interview with the Ch.ncellor of the Exchequer yen,
daat his official residence in Downing-street.
Lord John Russell left his residence, Pembrok,
Lodge, Richmond Park, yesterday, for Osborne, his 0
Wight.
The Marquis of Lansdowne
Coux.eii), le( .town yesier:say for his seat, Boma Per,
Wilts.
Mr. Tidd Pratt and Mr. Higham, Eterelary sad
Comptroller-General to the Commissioners for the R-duerk,„
of the National Debt, had an interview yesterday om tka
Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Despatches for the Governors of Canada and do
other North American colonies, were rent off yesterday ma,
log from the Colonial-office. Del•patebes were ribu Sett g
last evening for the Governor of Van Diener', Lull.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy (....uncihit
yesterday. Th. Lords present were the Archhi.oop, cif
Canterbury and York, the Bishop of London, the 'denim g
the Rolle, Lord Campbell, Mr. Baron Parke, die vi,,
Chancellor Knight Bruce, the Chancellor of the Dully,'
rlseurtuodigeAorfchthese—A,d,inuiortahltaymCyo.utirti,e
8ii.bke...7.0
thed C
; Exeter" (part be ad) was resumed. The appeal ir sppriatil
' for further hearing on Monday next.
Cpeearlftfwroall,an

(From Isst night's Gru.:ette.)
COLLEGE OF ARMS, DEC. 14.—The interfreat of
the remains or her late most excellent :Stalest) ,h- (hut,
Dowager took pace yesterday in the Royal Chapel at Sun
George, at Windsor, in a most private manner, it, (~i,fomity
with the expressed wishes of her late Majesty.
FOREIGN OFFICE, DEC. 11.—The Queen has been
pleased to approve of Mr. Joseph Hitler as Comm:, is D.
lin, for the French R public. Also to approve Mr, E
Walierst.in as Consul-general, in the tatted &Wool, fir
the Ripublie of Oustemsla.
FOREIGN-OFFICE, DEC. 14.—The Queen by bin
pleased to appoint John Liwbses, Eq., to bs her Ilsjeitri
Consul in the Island of Martinique.

THE PROTECTION SociiitiEsi.—At a special mat
ing of the Surriety for the Protection of Aaric•tera sad
Hriti.h Induatry, which was attended by a depu4.l9o from
the Nationll Aesociation for the Protection of butob la.
dustry and Capital, it was yrat,rday unauimcrrlt reaelred
that the two aticieties he united, and a comnii.bi •4eP
pointed to make the ncetesary arrangements. The moans
was very fully attended.

TIIE LORD MAYOR entertained lest ay. niNr,
the Mansion•house, the I. ,rd Mayor and Cos.
snider, together with a numerous circle of private (rink
Coven were laid for forty. Among the visitors or-venter,
Sir Jamee MAdam, Mr. Alderman flumpherr, N.p,
Alderman and Sheriff Lawrence, Mr. Sheriff Nicoll, yr.
Under-Sheriff Millard, and Mr. I:Eder-Sheriff Wirt

• gli----7—et,of stock, and had Indadraised formidable Qom-
ssirtileneelf by the liaral way is which he had die
field his reliable loads over the canopy. (Hear, hear.)
s— egs ito sot whatever might be hie political opinions,
;co gold rebo to seksowledge that hie grace had distil'.
atwimp. as a patriotic a Minato an as a • r•CtiC•l
Ha gave, then, their noble president, " His Grace
g. Dukeatkee er
re Richmon
io dcheerin."g. (The toast was received with the
aptst
Toe CHAIRMAN said that his long attendance sad
ogishiel care of the literate of the club ware amply re-
• by the taithumistic manner in which his health had
boa reset ad. He
.bad ever felt that the Smithfield Club
teen of Me greatest Paper Port to the country, and he now
alt bean than ear, although he had been baton, sad well
wise, oo more this oats occaston. He acknowledged hair.
ki boa fairly beaten ; bat he warned those who had tri-
ggipked that another year might put ea en/ to
pia sicencancy. Mr. Higdon hat alluded to the absence
.1 go. Webb. He (the Chaircan) trusted that enelliers
rar Hr. Webb would show himself, and they would see
worm his hand was as well in as when he used to net
Void walklog up to the tibia to receive his innumerable I
re& (Cows and lauehter.) Let him come forward and
oils best, and whether victorious or defeated, he (the
aglow) would always ovate. d for the prises of the
omitkald Cleb, basun he looked upon it as an institution
first settees! importance. British farmers should sear
th.d be was airsid to race them in wq
pat of the country. (Loud cheers.) They could net
ilia( lie was a man who went only to
_pee
matioss. No, he was ready to meet the farmers of Boglasel
la whatever held they might be cmgregated. (Loud cheers.)
Hecoalal tall Mao that it was of the moot vital importance
o, iota, to the leadowners. and the labourers, that they
mould etraiu every nerve to improve the agriculture of the
cowry. (Renderer.) He eoutd remind them that ea
wricultute tit pended the weal or woe of the whets empire.
ael Realties he asked these, is the words of Mr. Deuce, to
pat dud shoulders to the whorl, sad to do their best to de-
vamp the science to its fullest reputably. They might da
pad spat it that U good lanais' did lot mowed, tad taro-
eg irou4i have no chant*. (Hear.) He reputed that mole
of the ',land landowners were not present, as at his time of
lie be could sot expect loop to preside over their dna, sad
*nem he shothd hat to have seen a goodly show of their
low stuck won imam whom their future presidents were
was to be selected. He congratulated them on the state of
their hods, there barg at patent at their beaker's enough
scary to p I all ant year's pas without touching the
earent ritariptien. He mentioned this cot as laying any
Sadism. villas en the mosey, bet so 'bowing that the
geser..l keling of the orantry was is their favour. (Una.)
Be shako thoilied them for their frienClisiese, and hinted
that tem year they could 1 ate a better show of laudowners
a'. their sertii.g. (o.nm.)
The uusufseaslul wadi:Atte " were proposed by Mr.
Wtmos.
Mr. J. V. SHELLY returned that ks. He was not
asham.,l to be an wateseessial candidate, seeing the per.
*ton aft which he bad had to struggle. B sides, there
erse 114 acumen, is a walk ever. Be had been told that
is forcer lean haseheep would have obtained the first
pl.. lie mentioned this teat se showing that the club
prptiiiii every year. (Hear.) When they knew how
the number of zeniths to be fed incrared, they must
le.lt* at the man who pro lured two parade of inuttoa
where one only was pro:lured helves, was • substantial belga
tscar to his emintry. (Hear.) lie lagged to return them
his Cordial thanks.
The rimming Pests on the chairman's list were then
yep seal of. sad the re111061111•611Wilatad.