The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-29 00:00:00

(From la 4 2'900. Casette.)

LORD CIIAMBERLAIN'S Omni, MAT 27.—Notion
Is hereby eyes, that her Majesty will hold drawing rooms at
St. James's Palate, on the sollowing days, at twi o'clock
Thursday, 90th June next; Tuesday, 9... h July next. N.B
The knights of the several orders are to appear is their
collars at the drawing roots on the 20. h of Jane next, it
Dolan a collar dee.
COMMISsION SIGNED 'BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
or STAJDOID•ILIE.—Henry John Weatworth Hodson
Foley, EN., to be Deputy Lieutenant.
COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT
OCNottravununtAsin —Alextndar Brows*, Eat, to be
captain lathe Noribuniberluid Regiment of Militia.

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT TO THE JUDGES

BY THE LORD MAYOR. --
Yesterday the Lord Mayor and the Lady Mayors=
gave aepleodid dinner to the Judges. It ban the m-
une of the chief magiserete to entertain the Judges annually
la the Lome Patinae, but upon the present occasion it be.
came necessary, on amount of the numerous invieseiese to
distiaankhed persons to meet their lordships. to make pre-
parations epos the meet splendid male in the Egyptian Hall,
for the honquot, which was supplied by Merry. Riag and
Rymer, of Conthi I, in such a manner as lolly supported
the high character of the hoepitalitier of the mayoralty.
The usual loyal and constitutional torts baying bees
given and duly honoured,
The LORD MAYOR proposed the Church, Wog*"
with It the hsaltk of the Lord Bishop of Woreister.
The Wehop of WORCESTER returned thanks.
The LORD MAYOR next gave " The Lord Chief Jus-
tice of England and her Nolen?' Judges."
Lord CAMPBELL reththed thanks. Re felt that hie
recent elevation to the high position he held precluded his
taking any part la the high oomplinseat which had been
paid to the bench by the highest authority iu the city of
London to himself. The judicial bench of this
country deserved the refidence and respect of
the eoatitry ; that bench sever had been more
talented, more independent, or more entitled to respect,
Han at the present moment. He felt It a high honour to
be sesociated with an distinguished a body, and should en-
deavour to follow the example they had set, teeing that
in the approbation of the'? fellow-cite •ne th-y ob'sined the
highest reward fir their labours, and the most powerful is
motive to the performance of their duty fa the admihistra-
tics of justice.
The LORD MAYOR then gave the Rouse of Lorda,
coupling with it the heath of Lord Brougham.
Lord BROCURA 4, in acknowledging the toast, es•
premed kis opinion that the Rouse of Lords was u essential
an element in the eons-nation for the preservation of
the liberties of the country as the Hoses of Commas'. He
paid a complMeot .o the City of L width as being the cradle
of English liberty, and concluded by proposii.g the health of
the Lord Mayor.
The LORD MAYOR having retuned thanks, prrposed
" the Juane] Committee of the Privy Conned," which was
acknowledged by Mr. Eaten Parke.
" The Attoreep-Ocueral and the Bar of England " was
sort given, which the Attorney-General acknowledged.
" The Lusa of Commons," • Sir F. Kelly, and the
(lama's Counsel," and the " Serjeants-at-Law," were next
drunk, to which Mr. Walpole, Sir F. Kelly, and Mr. Be,.
jesat Mee enswomil.
The LORD MAYOR then proposed the health of the
le.rd Mayor of Yotk, which the right hoe. gentleman ap-
propriately aekeowledged, and concluded by giving the
health of the Lady Mamma.
The LORD MAYOR returned thanks, after whisk the
company retired.