The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-24 00:00:00

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Presentation of the City Address to the
Queen.--(This Day.)

writing, was found on him, and also some betting
books.

Bus Jut
this day

The prisoner was committed for trial.

Her Majesty having fixed to-day, at one o'clock, as
to 4 time she would receive the congratulatory address
of the Corporation of London "on the glorious success
of the British army and fleet in connection with those
f her Majesty's faithful allies," the various members of
toe Court of Aldermen, the Court of Common Council,
the Remembrancer, and other City officers forming the
deputation, assembled at the Guildhall this morning at
10 o'clock, from whence they proceeded to the Padding-
to u Station, where they were joined by the Lord
Mayor, the Town Clerk, Sheriffs, &c. (who
bad to be in attendance on the Judges at
tlks Old Bailey, and proceeded by special traia to
WiAdsor.

Tile civic functionaries arrived at Windsor about 12
o'clock, and formed into procession (the state carriages
havimig been fonvarded to Windsor the previous day),
proceeding along High-street, Castle-hill and green,
entering the quadrangle of the Castle by St. George's-
gate.

The deputation was received by her Majesty (who
appeared in the enjoyment of excellent health, enhanced
no doubt by her recent sojourn in the Highlands), in
the Throne Room, which, with the Armoury, St.
George's Hall, and the suite of reception-rooms, had
been appropriately fitted up for the occasjon.
We exceedingly regret we are unable to lay before our
readers a copy of the address, owing to the peremptory
refusal of the City Remembrancer to favour us with a
copy. We are at a loss to conceive why a public docu-
ment should be withheld, especially one connected with
events in which the public take such intense interest.

under such circumstances would be entitled to. Where
does Mr. Carter live ?

Captain Mitchell Opposite the Custom-house in
Thames-street.

Mr. Yardley—Thero is another difficulty—that is in
the City. You must go before the Lord Mayor. I have
no jurisdiction in the City.
Mr. Free here said that Mr. Carter's private residence
was in Bow.

Mr. Yardley—l have jurisdiction there, but instead
of taking out a summons I would strongly advise you
to come to some arrangement. If yon cannot do so I
have no objection to gramt a summons. If you pay the
four guineas you may escape a greater evil.
Captain Mitchell and his friend then retired.