The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-07 00:00:00

ITALY.

The Opiniqne of Turin, of the Ist, mentions a rn•
moor that the forced loan has been suspuuded through-
out the Lombardo-Venetian kingdom.

be Court.

WINDSOR, FRIDAY, Dsc. 6.
The Queen and Prince Albert took thar Deuil
early morning walk. The total family took walking and
pony exercise io the SI pee. Ilex Mljesty roils oat on home.
back this forenoon in Windsor Pork, accompanied by Prince
Albert. Colonel Boaverie we in attendance cn the Qmen
and Prince.

The Rev. Henry Howard (rector), Lord Foley, and
the Hon. Colonel Henry Fitzroy (churchwardens), and
Mr. T. B. Cnappell (vestry clerk), had en interview with
Sir George Grey ye•terdey at the Home Office, and deli•
vered to the riot honourable baronet en address on the
recent papal aggression from the rector, churchward ne,
vestrymen, and other inhabitants of the parish of St. George,
Hanover wpm, for presentation to the Queen's Most En.
cellent Majesty.
To the atdr so are attached the aignatures of the rector,
the churchwardens, 80 vestrymen, and 21,312 inhabitants of
the said cruise.

Mr. Thomson Hankey, Jun., had an interview with
Earl Grey yesterday as the Colonial-office.
Mr. Eaward Walleretein, Consul-General for the
Republic of Guatemala, had en interview with Viscount
Palmerston yesterday at the Forel ,n-oftice.
The Privy Council appointed to be held on Tues-
day, the 10:h inat , has been postponed until Thursday, the
12th Inst , at Windsor Castle.
The Right Hon. M. T. Baines, President of the
Peer Law Commissioners, bad an intersiew with the Chan-
cellor of the Each, quer yesterday. Mr. John Wood, Chair-
man of the B ,ard ist Inland R venue, had an interview with
the right boa. baronet on Thursday, at his official residence

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in Downioitstreet.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colo-
nist-office imm the Governor of Gibraltar.
Despatches were sent oil hat evening from the
0401,W-office for the Governors of the North Am flout
colonies.

(From last night's Gwen r.)
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE LORD-LIEUTENANT
or llotte:teutaa.—Liea•enant John Hussey to be Captain;
Cornet Chorea Grenfell Olyn to be Lieutenant; and Genme
Whielcion, jun., gent , to be Cornet; and Augun'us BMW
Foster, gen.., to be Cornet; in the Queen's Oen Regiment
of Yeomanry Cavalry.
CORMIrrION SIGNED PT TAE LOED-LIEUTENANT
or Essai.—The Hon. Charlie Henry Maynard to be Lieut.•
Col. in the Esse Rim: Regular

There have of late been a variety of rumours in
circulation as to further legal changes in, and even
an addition to, the judicial bench. Lord Langdale
will, it is reported, resign, at n 3 very dietrnt period,
the Mastership of the Rolls. The short experience of
only two Vice-Chancellors is said to be so unfavoura-
ble to that experiment, as to be likely to lead, on the
re-assembling of parliament, to the introductiln of a
measure for the re-appointment of a third, to keep
d,wn the pressure of suits in Equity. Now that
Lord Cotten's= is ill and abroad, Lord Lvadharst
almost deprived of sight and unfit for business, Lord
Campbell occupied in the Queen's Bench, Lord
Chancellor Truro unable to greatly reduce the
&freer of appeals in the Court of Chancery,
and Lord Brougham threatening to pay a visit in the
spring to the United State!, some further provision
for the exercise of the appellate jurisdiction of the
House of Lords on the meeting of parliament will, it
is obvious, have to be made ; so there is a very pre-
valent belief (we may add a strong desire) that
should the senior puisne Baron of the Exchequer be
then diaposed to retire on the pension he has so well
earned, a peerage would be conferred on him. And,
we regret to say, that one of the ab'est judges in
Westminster-hall is at present very seriously unwell.