The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-14 00:00:00

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mediator between us an,i
men, that since fate •
mediator, it would be in••
than the Archduke Johr
are of the same opinion
ought not to loge any ti..
reconciliation with the
his Imperial Highness t
defining the justice an,
which we have hithet
to commence his task,
demand our position. I,',
the same time, I must a
the wants of a Servian a
duke John must of n.
With regard to the tan • e
other proposals connec
able to rater the same )
cation that they are to )
It now remains for yt t,
agree with these my pi .
After a lengthen( I
draw up a prelimit
John, in which, nap
nifeeto, the legality
non-persecutionsreurepci:Dind
inniteh
gme
in
nnntsHt ra(u)ni.g
Hungary
of every obt.,,oie to
the `.:roats should
mittee was charged
the pacification in
Servian Woinoods s
was also resolved t .
to the urgent requ:.
power in the affairs
tlement of the qut s
the diet shall not bi•
pacification of the c.
cussed, and the r. I
Bonnet and the ri ,t
determined upon.
SAXONY.—Th(
the project of elec! .
the second chamber •,
It has been officiall.
Saxony, including •
40 millions of that
the kingdom shows a
The Queen wa
Buckingham Palace.
The Duchess of K
at Buckingham Fait
The Duchess of
Bruce and Lord Jan•es
at her Majesty's Tt es •
Deuce.
The Duke and lu
Earl and Countess t
yesterday evening, t
COURT 0 •
Yesterday a o
business.
Tier. CHIEF BAt
The chairman of t
brought up a long
of Mr. Hockley `V'.
Court. He stated tAls
that the report In t.
against Mr. Wood in
stantially correct ; an
give them a staterrent
of the charges prete
had received a letter
the charges against h
mously of opinion t.
condemnation of his
Insolvent Court had
relief under the •
that some doubt r xis
WOO4l aa chief bai'iff
diate removal from o
tions to the City Sol'
gence and mis-. 0. n.lu
officer, and if it we
court in removing hi
ing for the period of
order the City Solici
for his immediat re
mouldy of opinioi th
rooter of the court,
officers, if they p r
executing the pr. ce
person from arre‘t u
appointment in one .
Weed was preseit
counsel against tae
certificate of 111 h
adopted, and the pe
MEETING OF
The customary
of the county of ht
aionehouse, Clerks •
acted was to ele t a
July next, and Mr
elected.—The lien
court the report of
s.
purpose
THE CORONIR'S
bound to call the a
account sent in by
attending inqu. tta
case he was Ow it
ledge, and to
the county on•
quiry, for th re
quiry ought to he
Plummer, a I, tle
June, by Collin; in
information of , tie
thing was hear.. f
Friday determi
having advance I •
following Mon ay
tended, but a
willingness to
wish to see it in i
was too <dimwit
they would bri, g
coffin lid, he w of
take it the saw
consented to, •,,d
Wakley had
inquest it conk
to object to t t
thought it hariil
paltry sum of ...
no inquest at i:11,
for it.—Capt. C.
principle: here:
the item to be cx
received, and
for payment ot a•
HOl:sErt 0/ I
STRONG MOT( I:
That as great
from the prison of
trade or burine. ,
obtaining it Itvr u.
firameihote cam
the penalty of t
geese to the rat
sanction the rot ON
such discharge. .t
employment.
Which the? n
Ignorance, oho
munity and a t.
rkilica to con- er
the ago, ,
Mr. WILSON o
and submitte
of order in r •
power to gr:-..a
concurred In wh
court could n
he should gig
petition both
devote fund
of his frit .d
of opinion
ceeded with. -
i the motion to ill
the court was o.
that at the tit at
In the amend d
introduction • .f •
the same as t .e
be filled with ro
PRISON It
were read. 'l.l.
of Correctior. o.
Woodhouse, t
to death fo'
had been ortt• r
Chesterton,
was commi, e.
Court; also .h
warder, had or
cuniary ass:-t.
make any st
Secretary o. ;
the expense o
assistance.
containedO 'ff
e2Wndmended
:.motion
sic, n
1
iulpetteritt
foorf cent.;
a
been several
• Irish vagratra.
the suicide
of which hag.:
I The commit
a grand jury in
Wet r