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The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-23

Vbe Court.

WINDSOR, Deo. 22.
The Qtaten and Prinoe Albert walked in the Howe
Para this meriting.

The release -Evil and the Primes Alio rode es
hornbook.

The younger royal children took their areal exude'.

A deputation, consisting of Mr. Thweitee fchairmaa of the
Metropolitan Board of Works), with Mr. Woolipah (dirk
of the board) and Mr. Beaelgette (annum of the beard),
had ma hatorview with the Right ilea. Sir Beajanda Rail,
at She Ono* of Weeks. W6G•6.11. 7 sotowioy. to oallomtit.

approval or the First Cola— addloWee of her Ka:
jesty'sWorits, the plan of intereeptlog droop approved by
the bosrd. -

Deopetabel from the Governor et Ceneda were resolved
yesterday Glebe Colonial-dies.
London, England, 1856-12-23

TSB POLICE COURTS.

MANSION. HOUSE.

The Lord Mayor requested that the press would acknow-
ledge the receipt of the following seam for the poor-boo
H., V.; Goldsmith.' Company, 201.; B. W. (stamps),
11.; 8. A. D."(staura). fie
MARLBOROUGH' STREET.

The oonductorOi an Uxbridge O;O;t7o; lees summoned
by Sir James Booth for 'barging doable the legal fare, and
for wing erosive language.
The reel defendant did not make his app , but a
little boy wee in attesdaseee, who declared himself to be t►e
" regler "and only conductor. lie recollected a gentleman
like Sir James 'idle, in the omnibus, and that a man named
Phillips demanded and received le. from him.
A person in court. who seemed to be responsible for the
melbas, said that Phillips was not in the employ of the
proprietor.
At the reirontsaeadatiou of Mr. Beadon he coaee•ted to
apologise, to pay the expeasos, sad to put as. int, the poor.
box, a sum which Sir James iacreued to a guinea, as •
sessosable amide's.
London, England, 1856-12-23

LONDON, TLTESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1856.

THE WARDMOTE&

Yesterday the serious ;sae of the City of Loudon
assembled, atcordiee to annual softest, for the purpose of
proceeding with the election of cousin eeassilses sad
other oficen for the main year. The meetisp WSW
mars scantily Masud than in previous years, sod the pro.
atedisgs altogether were of a less iateresting stormier
th hate hitherto been witaeseed. The bedews of the
day vu sharined by the abolition of the iagasets, but to
waft sty tassanniesse that might be ezperienced hese
this mass, insanities' were appointed in most of the wards
for the purpose of so-operating with the parish °Seers in
wollseting money for the relief of the poor darts' the
present 81111•011.