The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-07 00:00:00

It proposes th ti
se union of the Middle
I representation, as the
man Parliament.

IItTIJOAL.
'Gamin Angt 7.
agreed to act hi
heir neutrality in the
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BAVARIA.
N, Joan T. °
Company's etesewe
;he 26th May, arrived
. to-day.

AE FREEDOM OP
TO THE DUK Olt
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of London witnesses/
for oenturisemaintail
a the municipellt, ci
The object of the mee.
a presentation of the bee,
teethe Dukeof Edinbarek
or the occasion, sad the
ries for which the City
the utmost fertility. A
Long, 60 feet wide, and 4.
d in front of Guildben
with crimson and eh
is colour spangled *et
this handsome structure—,
ere was a dais, hob%
which were placed e
*th the monogram " e
gilt border. Two (*them
r the more distinesdaNd
this ceremonial platloce
• h leading to the pay
ut instead of varies
.s distempered and ores.
The general effect pre.
om was highly mats*
of this apartment weft
which were occupied by
• diesandgentlemes whaled
,esentation. It may be ro.
trrangementa of this tern.
ee of s Court of Comma
may be the recipient og
i-like character of Gs
lincel. The chief offices.
.spicuous in their rebel
the City Lands Com.
unders, who is officially re.
ngements, was active, mad
-o'er lights of the civic fir
restless industry. A geed
ity Rifles was stationed .1

r Lord Mayor, accompanied
lordship's daughter, Mrs.
preceded by the mace and
t at the table. Immo&
:ountess Russell, who were
7. Goechen on his arrival

of the City Chamberiabee
urgh
ighness,
a nimble court which has jut
o royal highness attends loos
compliment as to confer en
of the freedom of this sexiest

right, being freeborn, thss
ooration in the case of year
v. The remarks which dirges
ion must therefore mums I
it becomes wy duty to express
• this honourable court thie
aion that your royal high.
,f London by claiming to bs
zens. They consider it an
in the person of year
of their most grampus

it is their pleurae to
ca-sion their moat de►oted
L latent They regard it SI
al highness comes claiming
it from the best of fathom
I. They esteem it an honouree
• int of the high character
Fa bears as a gallant
1 service ; a service ems
tot pride by a city whom
contributes one moiety of
aore, and whose mercantile
has been said, on good man•

' 1 every inch
)art of his ship ;
i.tertaining that opinion, sad
e embodied in the case at
..s me to present the copy et
(oni, enclosed in a casket ci
A oak," which in their aims
:hat your royal highness will
of this interesting somas.
of speech which will he
I proceed at once So
\s a citizen by offering you the
',t the conclusion of thu ceth
is will be ins:ted to inseams
,uorary citizenship, and it may
al highness to find that in
s's name will be immediately
honoured citizens of this dty—
. Richard Cobden, the Prille,
el
• the Prince of Philantbrair4
nee of Patriots, and your
and Prince of Wales. Nothing
uld express, iu the name Obis
a bre,tMun the aldermen, sad
sod rmay add I am sure widget
.e, in the name of every We
est wishes and heartfelt mares
every blessing may ever atted

replied as follows—My Lind
address I have just received,
Aition, being unable adequal
ie honour of being enrolled
ion, which honour I trust is noi
in the fact of my being is a
I Queen, a freeman by right of
illy endorse the sentiment its
ould be every inch all as M
leert)--and I shall elver
position I may
a manner that I hope win
approbation of the eiti•
to return you my shwa*
id valuable casket which WO
I shall ever bear in mind that its
If my own, but is an earnest of the
IT% of the citizens of Locals, who
tight hand of fellowship to those
hem. My Lord Mayor and WWI
you for the reception you hoe

.ies were then observed, sad OM
a gplentlid dejeuner.
Present to witness the ceremal•
lf
Eiri Ramiell, Lord WedbeeTs
ell, and hira„ Cardwell,
Duke of St. Albans, the Ri
!rs. Doschen. 14M Royal 11
.rgh was accompanied bY
and tho lion. E. Yorke.

tle sailing- ship Belleisle, for'
ship in Chatham harbour, has,
mmittee of the Seamen's Boelltrg
the Admiralty to be used es o
• ving at the port of London suffer*
,• Bellehle has been towed IVO
Medusa, paddlewheel steewor.
Potter, but during the lessor IP
aground. She was got off aria
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fade without having sustained WI

'tarp communication from the
' appears in the hoarStanda
writes, " from thin portio
,a (with God's fifth oomommi••••
the private property of his What
receiving wages (posomenif •
be the private proPertl
us
(with ordination vows, to
entio
to be the private propottl of WA/
but hope that. out of his n,
for that moral law whch,
honour their pares* ••
taking a wishex/wooed ' • 1•11