The Sun.
London, England, 1851-05-09 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Maidrid journals cf the 4th have arrived.
The Gaceia pub;iihes a dEcree instituting a coon•
cil for ecclesiastical affairs, to be called the Ecclesias-
tical Chamber. The Archbishop of Tor.EDo is to be
the President.
MADR►D BOLSA, MAY 3.—Three per Cents. 35k,
Five per Cents,, 15'1. Exchange on London, 51.

PORTUGAL.
A telegraphic dispatch received from Lisbon at
Madrid on the Gth announces that the Quern of Poo.
TUGAL has nominated SA'nANWA President of the
Council of Ministers.

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THE NEW ....ASTER Or Ttlolbe
ing congratulatory address
elevation
to presented to Sir Jo h*
fulfil the judicial functioas
Romilly, M.P., on his eleTte Learned Knight's brethren et
give an entertainment
of Master of the Rolls.
on a scale of unbounded ofh(o3srp?t'altT;athis day, invitations to
which comprise all the ..
the Society of Benchersj
earned Judges in London or ite neigh-
bourhood :
OF THE BENCHERS OF GRAY'S INN.
THE ROLLS, ONE ,
of
Grays Inn, beg to offer you
~‘ TO THE HIGHT HON. SIR J. ROMILLY, lux., MASTIC% Or
Iva the Barristers
. Sir,—
our mot sincere' congratulations upon your recent promotion.
to the high office of Master of the Rolls.
We hail with a
double
pleasure this auspicious opportunity of paying you
this tribute of respect when we reflect upon the great name
whi,th you so worthily bear—a name which is known, not
only in England, but throughout the world, as identified with
the loftiest patriotism and the purest phiribthropy. We es-
teem it a peculiar satisfaction that we are members of the
same inn of court of Which you are, and your illustrious
father was so great an ornament, and to which fresh lustre
has been added by the distinguished judicial rank you have
attained after having enjoyed the proud distinction of fiiiiog
successively the high offices of Solicitor and Attorney-Gene-
ral to her Majesty. We also beg to express to you our ,great
gratification that your appointment will not deprive us of the
happiness of frequently
where on all occasions you have observed that urbanitY._9_
wards its members which has won for you their deep
_guarsie,
ineePlitig you in this our ancient lisn.
ration and regard. In conclusion, we hope that I°u A
entreat
long be spared to administer your responsible duties, r andhealth
and happiness."
You to accept our warmest wishes for 90
candidate-
LANGBOURN WARD.—Yesterday anotherthe retirempnt
for the aldermanic gown, rendered vacant -b-ra proeocutedhis.
of Sir John Kev, appeared in the field,s.a with much SUcBA.
canvass with great vigour, and it is Is c otterell, of Eaton-
b one of the Comthon.
square, who has for some years 19
The candidate alluded to is Mr. Thomeen
• tit eto have enlisted in his
es in the Common emu-
During the whole of
ential gentlemen in the
Councilmenfavour te
ine
majority
j theorit
yw ward. He
his
s 'Lei
ii
nei 531
uns
oil, as well as several other
resent.
ward which he desires tom
.!) es
and continue to express them-
their rCubitt, M.P., were prosecuting
f
Mr. Pilcher's friends were also
tyhees
ice yesterday
canvasth ewfirtihenmdsuccesze,
selves confident Of c
Ts fully expected that gentleman will go
show of hands be in favour of either of
ual.lAdttlit,./e 'YACHT
toon
athpeoltlesritio,
the other candid* es
match of
coo Do •
ROYAL is for the rift
the season of thistake place to-morrow. The following yachts
fixed to
and is t d
t ed to con en for the prize, viz.:—
have catered ,
mouse, la tons .. Rear-Commodore
phantom, 21 tons .. S. Lane, Esq.
Whisper, 1.t.) tons ..
_ .

Frolic, 12 tons
Mazeppa, 12 tons
Traveller, 10 tons
Gnat,,l t0n5........
The Meteor steam-boat and the band of the Royal As
have been engaged by the stewards to accomPaPY ruatch
to'clik it;
the morning, and Blackwall at ten,
and the Meteor will-leave London- bridge at r?!
Lrith on the way down. Who have visited
Among the nobility and
gentry-g the past week, have
calling at urneeenwich and
Soyer's Symposium, Gore House..duro_a Countess of Eglin-
been—Tlie Marquis of Douro, Earl
anl
of Hardwick°, Lord
Ear
ton, Lord de l'lsle and Dudley!
reker,
Airlie, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. ve
Lytton, Bart., Sir Hume CaFTt
bell, Sir Wm. INlolesworth, hardeux,
Hon. Rice Trevor, r
Grant, Birt., Mrs.
C. Lennox, • ,
ham, Mr. Baird,
DrArrt or
gret to have to
Mr• and Mrs.
which melancholy
time previous to 011
Sir Edward Bulvrer
bell and Lady Hume Camp-
and Lady Molesworth, the
Bart., Sir Alexander
ti Lennox, Miss Lennox, Miss
luncadunningharn, Mr. John Cunnlng-
Sainueßtv. and Mr• Bailie.
l Scott, Esq., .
CANON INGRAM.—We re-
Illd the death of thjs reverend gentleman,
reeoevent took place this afternocs, a short
r going to press.— Worcester Journal.
(ThursdAY).