The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-29 00:00:00

imizsrarNmENT OF THE !ODOM AT TIE

MANSION-HO USE.

Yesterday evening the Right Ron. the Lord Mayer
netertaised her Majesty's Judges at the Musicia-koses.
•large eampany, worth thistly included month= of tbe
mem= law sad equity bars, was Milted to .It their
iardahipa.
The LOAD 111•YOZ, bating OM the health of the
"Mom," "Petals Albert,' the "Army and Navy," will,
=Rh he pep= the au= et Gess= Knollyt and OW-
MudiageJslgo., , proposed the Health of the Comma La w
wrb wt ch he c mpled the tame of the Lord
Chief Justice, Lord ComphelL No close of =sou mood
Is the estimation of the people of Eastland then the
Thoy were desitsgulehod for their lurnieg, their
indietiewlence, toed their imputisli.e, and .t is peeicd in
the Inatory of tho coast,' wort thou qualities bettor re-
stated than is the preset judges of the 011111•011 law of
Magian& (Heart la proot of that he need only refer to
ihersmarkabl• tr al at abioh the Lord Cilef Justices of the
Meeea's Bitch meetly presided, assisted by two ether
judges. That uss • mid of eistroordiaary least k and of
grist ernitement. There probably was a trial where
Le stadium had bras of a mixed and of so high a cha.
eater, aid proud he was to say (and hi was sere he spoke
the sectimente f the entity emiatre) chat, pea any
keen occasion had 'rotator laming, palliate, and impar.
tiabty been diipayed, sad never bad pistice been sore fa-
natic:only adoienstoned than oat that trial over which the
=rued Chief Jos.= presided. (Hear, bear.) It was a
=sinner sad a great satisfaction to him to see those
Judges at hie table, and ho felt groat plume is Fro-
gman their boalths.
Lord CAMPIIRLL mad that, in the name of his =okra
Ihe jades/ of the Common Law Courts, se well u
ia his own, I. =tied to return his warm thinks
Ur the h.:nour whSti sad been coeferred ow them by
the toast just Fitts, and for the manner in which it bad
beak vomited. the sett petard which that judges aukl
reeinve ler Ute ports =arc* et their ansious dodos was the
fine= of them follow title= sad that, he hoped,
might 'salt of. (Hear, hut.) The Lord Mayor,.
=red to • recent trial over which be presided, satiated by
two of his limed brethren. He would only may that he
Inishvound to pert.= his ditty with impartiality, bet he
waster* that if it had fallen to the let of any of hi. brethren
le preside at that trial, he would hauporformed that duty
medt aqui impartiality aid esteem. Indeed it wit imly by
es essiottst that the youngest of his broth:en—Mr. Baru
Meseawell—had sot to discharge that duty at the Stafford-
silitesmises. And he had so &tin that if the trial had bees
eindluted wader that I d jsdge, he weld have equally
dieurved the thanks sad good opts= of the pad* The
judges of the land always rejniced la the oppousalty of
olaolaa is the splendid hospitality of the Mesiderfr bees* ;
and he trusted that for many gourodou, human lir wor•
of Ludo* might ho noteptible If refeuseseles, the
jaips of Ragland would partake of the hospitality of the
iris house. (Hear.)
The Lotus MAYOR next proposed The Health of the
Lofty Judges," with which he =muted the same of
Led Jest= Turner.
Lied Jest= Tonna' havieg notarised thank.,
The LORD MAYOR MN and said that he ripened the
obessee on the present occasion of Mr. Dallas, the Americas
misister. Mr. Dallas was to have has preen; bat=
Pelmet
badmen to Peet with Lord Clartadtel, bo wrr
sad peavantet from Wag mast Mr. Dallas was
drosadod frees the 'saheb stock which gave Lord Chief
lutes Dallas to the beach of this =Retry, and therefore
be wet= nos: scpropriately appear at an estertalainont
Orin to the jedges of Ilogland. (Hear.) He would obey
floa he hoped nothing would west to disturb the pease
am/ loonsoay whisk merit to prevail between two kindred
eleilese, united by so may seasmo• ties as were Eagle=
MI as pelted S‘stes (Hear) He was happy to as, that
Rea. Debit and Mr D.lla, jan., wort prime, sad is
gityYse the =at of the Amore= minister he bogged to
unite with it too emu of Mr. Defies, jun. (Hoer.)
Mr. Dattaa, lan , returned ameba, sad said that he
knew Mr. Dallas regret= very mush that he meld not
Dalai that our ing. He was kept away by as imperative
duty, said he could only say that, on his behalf, he steep=
=el Meanly the eteeplissest whisk bad bees offered to

Chief Jostle* Jeans the proposed " TM Health of der
Lord Idsyor."
The LOMID NATO/ ICktOvritaged the tout, sad proposed
" The Health of tell en =MOD Law Bar.
NW rosined Osaka.
Me Baron PoLhoss prepaid she boalth of the Lady
Major's&
The LORD Mayor retersed Osaka, sad proposed the
asset el the " Hesse of Camseas," which wee seesaw-
Islttby Mr. ?fort, M.P.
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iompsay thee broke op.