The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-09 00:00:00

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rAND or TEM SIXTH TOWER HAMLETS VOLWETEERS.
The RoTal Standard.
The L niou Jack. _

Banner of tl;elaieArderman Lawrence.
Banner of It. W. Kennard, Ent., M.P.
Banner of Alderman Wm. Lawrence.

Banner of the Csrwriters' Company.
The Beadle bearing the Company Mace. 3.
The Clerk in his Chariot.
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Ile Members of the Court of Asaistanta in g
their Carriages.
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The Wardens in their Carriages.
The Master of the Carpenters Company,
in his Chariot drawn by Four Horan, and attended V
by the Chaplain.
Ban) or IBS Frau CITI ENOLNIIISBA.
Waterman bearing the following banners :
The Royal Standard.
The Union Jack. Banner of England.
Banner of Scotland. Banner of Ireland.

Three Streamers. Three Streamers.
Banner of the Arms of the City of London.

. _ND OF TEM Horn BURET (BOROUGH OF LAwarm).
11. c Two Undersheriffs in their State Carriage.
The Officers of the Corporation of London.
BAND or THE LONDON RIFLE BNIOADE.
_ Attendant on Horseback.

uner of Mx. Sbeijf Hutton borne on horseback.

Attendant.
Four Trumpeters.
Mr. Sheriff Hrrrort in his State Chariot,
::awn by Four Horses, and attended by his Chaplain.

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BIND 07 TIM ROYAL ART/UM COZPA-IT.

EsulTer of Mr. Sheriff Cotton borne on Horseback.
Attendant.
Four Trumpeters.
Mr. Sheriff Corrow in his State Chariot,
Lrewn by Four Horses, and attended by his Chaplain.
BAND or ma GRENADES* GUARDS.
The Aldermen who have not passed the Chair.
THE Humans&
The Aldermen who have pawed the chair.
Two Farriers on Horseback.
Kettle Drums.
Four Trumpeters. •
THE LATE Loan Maros.
The Lady Mayoreee, in her State Carriage,
join the Proosenon on its return from Westminster.
Mona= BAND or THE SSOOND Lars GUARDS.
Escort of the 17th Lancers.
The Lord Mayor's Servants in State Liveries.
The Cite Marshal on Horseback.
Gentlemen of the Lord Mayor's Household.
Ealluer of the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, borne on
Horseback. Attendent.
The Bight Hon.
THE LORD MAYOR,
4 State Carriage, drawn by Sir Horses, and attended
Lis Chaplain, Sword Bearer, and Common Crier.
Escort of the 17th Lancers.

The route taken *was through King-street, Poultry,
Kansion House-street, King William-street, Cannon-
street, St. Paul's-churchyard, Ludgate-hill, Fleet-street,
scO. Strand, to Westminster. The reappearance of the
rate coach was bailed with evident delight by the
rtmerous spectators ; and his Lordship continually
Lowed his acknowledgments as the procession passed
slowly along. Having arrived at Westminster, the City
:ignitaries proceeded to the Court of Exchequer, where the
atone were in attendance to receive them; and the
canal formalities having been performed the procession
:sturned by way of the Strand, Fleet-street, Ludgate-hill,
f-t.. Paul's-churchyard, Cheapside, and King-street, to

The weather WM remarkably fine, and the conduct
't the crowd as orderly as could be expected ; and
the starting point, amidst the " sound of Bow
111;," the .trains of military bands, and the loud
,lamations of the people, the proceedings were effected
creditable manner. It may be observed that " Saint
I:.nday '' has been observed to the letter.
TLe Smithfield Club Cattle Show is to commence

5. the Agricultural-hall, Islington, on Monday, December
sod will continue open during the four following days.
Earl of Hardwicke is the president for the year, and
t:: ~nget the prominent members of the club are the
I.ln, of Marlborough and Richmond, Earls Leicester,
sod Spencer, Viscount Bridport, and Lords
I :mere, Tredegar, and Walsingham. The aggregate
of the prizes is 2,3001.
TuE AUSTRIAN REtensitani.-3f. Greuter, an
2.:zamohtane member of the Reich/oath, produced great
:.ration in the Chamber by a speech which he
vete/ against the abuse of the liberty of the Press. He
ke vehemently against the newspapers, calling the Queen
Madame Isabella," and added, " I suppose we
Ltd rOOO have them saying 'Mr. Francis-Joseph.' " The
c,robere of the Centre and Left retired from the Chamber,
::ter giving expression to their dissatisfaction.
OREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—Lord Houghton
ss kindly consented to preside at the biennial festival
sly in the spring. Noblemen and gentlemen are earn-
...ly invited to accept the honorary office of Steward.
c new hospital buildings are now opened, but all the
beds cannot be occupied for the want of funds.
.::1,1K; poor free patients have been relieved since 1856.
Tun CASE OF THE REV. MR. BILRIfETT, OF
rl qtr.—Steps have already been taken to bring the case
• Mr. Bennett before the Arches Court. The two cases
° lending, " Martin v. Mackonochie" on ceremonies,
I:1 "Sheppard v. Bennett" on doctrines, will decide the
rstst ~uestions rife in the church of England.
Tilk DISMISSAL OP LIBERAL WOREPEOPLI
77/4 C,A.snierom's MILL.—Four weavers, named James
}:".;:o Elisabeth Kelly, Joha Wearden, and Margaret
' Alen, having been summarily dismissed from Marra.
"l'hotton's mill because the two male complainants
tufHl to vote for the Tory candidates, summonses were
1,4.1, out against Melon. Coddington for wages in lieu of
amounting in the four cases to 41. 16s. The eases
• have been heard on Tuesday, and Ernest Jones,
• Manchester, came to Blackburn to conduct the
1.c..4, aim; but Mews. Coddington elected to settle the
without 14111 ill into court, which they did by Panif
full amounts claimed, and all costs of action.—Block-
'•••• Tmst.
KIusSGE ATTRuII AT SUICIDE IN A RAIL-
.', rtn:"AIL-11, 6thcr evening, as the seven o'clock
in Lublin as. Dearing the Booterstown station,
gentlenam oath, j„),,, IJelason, of Manchester, who
the Env,kier compartment of a secontl-claiie oar-
_delib.atoy ',it his throat with a small penknife
he held in his hand. On the arrival of the train at
I. ~.h:tion the Femme who were in the carriage with Mr.
Wive the alarm to the station superintendent,
•° "lam had him taken from the carriage and con-
-4' '" a cab to the residence of a surgeon, who dressed
° °NAME He was is a daageroaa state.