The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-08 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL

Yeetwda_y a court was held for the despatch of
bethwas. • court waa sartertesly atteaded.______

['UNREAL OP THE DUKE OP WELLINGTON.

The LORD MAYOR informed the court that he had re-
ceived from the Serstary,of fibre for the Home Depart-
mit a communication reating to this subject, uptin which
each painful public interest was incited. It was as
follows :
" Whitehall, Oct. 4, 1862.
"My Lord,—l thialter to lades your lordship
that her Majesty, in ion of the great and distr.
guished services of tke Three( Wellington, has signified
her royal pleasure dm his graces remains should be pub-
licly in din theraider church of St. Paul's with all
solemnities wall es me ellsasious. As soon se the at.
segments reflee giving effect to ImitaiNlei
pleasure are ed I will not fail to lemasisal
further with year lealettip ow the subject.
" I have the Maw he be, my lord, your lordship's SS
dient wrest, " 8. H. WALPOLI.
" The RIM Ilea. the Lord Mayor "
Ups. the sides et Mr. Jonas WOOD, seconded by Mr.
loirif Ir. the e
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mil he barbien be allowed (d-
-im. melsortet me theseise) la up the report et .
ro=sieles to whlek emmtalrat had Mat lost
erd which Mil hem appointed at the last mewing.
Mesh hear!) He hot be few etopervatiotte to make. The
opleime aodurhhee of ell had been so completely sisal-
niers es to the seam meet Mande to be pursued, that little
et ao time was ocestpled la delibestioa. The exalted cha-
racter and *area glireiem of the Marries man whose
dark they all devilish were so deeply hemmed upon every
mini that any athwart at display would be but ill adapted
to the feelings of as astiers. Indeed there was bat
es sentiment in the committee, and that was that net
a HOINTIOt should be lost in determining upon a reseal-
sendation calculated to show the strength and unanimity
Stair proceedings. (Cheers.) There were two subjects em-
broiled in the report he had the honour to present. The
AM Related to the amasses of the corporation at the
Mimes) of the late duke; the second to the erection of •
mosameat in perpetuation of the hero's great service. To .
both at these propositions the committee had assented with
sae eats. They concurred in the foiling that, although
the mos et Wellington had in itself the attributes of im-
useirsay,
_te which the acts of others could give no addi-
tional weight, the corporation of London were bound to
take se steak boom to themselves as sold be derived
from namillmilit their estimate of his merits in the only
way they sold dew their respect and admiration.
(Cheers.) They asineally looked to the only precedent
adapted to the emir& in the conduct of the corporation
upon the lose of Nelson, and hoped to see a monument is
Ouildhall, as well so the national monument in St. Paul's
Cathedral, in commemoration of the great sass of Wel-
liairtea. (Chters.)
The Tewx CLsie then read the following :
To the Right Honourable the Lsrd Mayor, A atom, aril
COMITIOUS of the City of London, in Comma Ormil
assembled.
We, whose same are hereunto subscribed, of your sew
mittee, appointed on the 23rd day of September last, to cow
side: what mark of respect should be paid by the Co.poss.
tins of London to the memory of hie groat the let, Duke of
Wellington, and to report thereon to this court, do certify
that we set for the purpose of considering the same, and
the Town Clerk haying laid before us the several proceed.
&age of this honourable court in the yeses 1804. and 1806,
upon the occasion of the public funeral of the late Vice-Ad-
miral Horatio Lord Viscount Nelson, and on the erection of

a monument to his memory in the Oaildhall ; we are
unanimously of opinion in the present instance, and as a
mark of the deep respect of the corporation to the memory
of his grace the late Duke of Wellington, that the Cor-
poration of London should take part in the public funeral
of his rind, and that it should be recommended to this
honourable court to cause a monument to be erected in
the Guildhall of this city, to perpetuate his memory,
all which we submit to the judgment of thw
honourable court.—Dated this 7th day of October,
1852.—John Wood, James Blades, L. Houghton, J. C.
Barnard, J. Musgrove, John Britten, J. Heaps, John
Aenis, A Freeman, D. Cook, Benjamin Bower, Thomas Q.
Finnic, James White, Thomas Barkley, William Rath-'
bone, T. J. Holt, R. Capel Lambe, Thomas Pewtress,
Thomas Sprague, Francis Farrar, George Headway,
Thomas Snelling, George Taylor. (Loud cheers.)
Mr. JOHN WOOD mid he anticipated the unanimity
which evidently prevailed, and moved, "That this court do
agree with the committee in their report, and that it be re-
ferred back to them, with instructions to procure models or
designs for the said monument, as they shall deem worthy,
together withan estimate of the expense for erecting the
same, and to report thereon to this court."
Mr. Deputy LOTT seconded the resolution.
The report and resolution were then agreed to unani-
mously, amidst cheers.

TUB NEW MAYORALTY.

The LORD Misiii:diead;irt7.;r— which he had re-
ceived from Alderman Millis (the Lord Mayor elect), ex-
pressing his consent to take upon ►imself the office of Mayor
for the yes/ issalag.
Upon the meths of Mr. Deputy Pswlsnas, in the ab-
eam of Ms. Deploy Passock. the subject of increased ae-
emsmsdnalem km the Moen of the Connaimioners of
&mem w. 7Fleguell 110 s.smmittee.

The following anoMonen were re-elected to sot as Dor
siestoners igen So Meinoatitan Comotierion of Sewers :
Mr. Alderson Lawnsekllr. Deputy Harrison, Mr. Henry
L. Taylor, end Mr. Dusty Precook.

Till PROPORID CATIMB MASER tx COPINR.IIOIIII-113LDS.
Mr. outy OBBAZD gwessated to the court a memo-
rial signiA by mend of the lessen and eseopiere sf house
OM MI aser Cepealisges:Aelds in favour of the sits es-

heielhe hoses miltopiltaa cattle sabot
The phis% Abe s
his shoals= is the public
that theVrt=tims Wady rhos il jury.
Is peepeeer_ tbellsOhlAshatd th• iff••
pesel ewe WM we me wisrasielig le nn he
mho ef dhow sed to Ms* he Shim Is se smell dopes
Thagehemereumialspree babiliterdizi theshelmens=easizt.the
dep edMies wen am= wed,
L warm to iater-
hgthelso pet by Deputy Lm, Mr. H. L. Taylor, Mr.
ales. Mr. Peed, Mr.Meseit, Alderman Lawson, Mr.l
Ms iway, Deputy Obbard, and Weak it v mod
he petitioners were perfectly miloiad the he
sensed of the market to the innsprime keel* is
slab tisk property was situate wish Wpm real
Hs hlnheete its valet. Or at H. depetados
Mani het he bed takes a eamidrealle imaihq
kind Mao M the die of the hewed Nisbet upon mutes
bad a lame member of hawse of • all.
heiesidbe behoved that the =het wee mewed
to INS that, instead .1 hie property being dips
=elle lad it lateered to Taloa. The benne he
So mist wed be weals 40 feet of shewmpaseil
=disk le had mode aresegeshr hie ts to do
th
is w had .1 the proposal foe the Tommell daliZ
at to the site at Crsitslewoholia. He
thanisd to bell 170 beam them, sad sal who bed
=Sieseggilell to Ma for part of the smash ester th
hat amdess would harems the wake of hair
it they Woad it is that Mtn,. MTV
Meat le resit of the hum he Wessel t• meat be
hem Md. to AM pee eashe. The peeparly when meephhe
weld be worth set Imo Ikea SIAM He had se riesltl
heaths an ameast of property
mopeee frfmtfts the Mon • heyd
the slabbed's' of tiee ssis gio la
lama time Mar M gran wee removed, to the value if
lensed Hemmed park in wield she away of thus
wk. weed land hero ei the bends whisk woad arise
front the normal le that locality. One party sista that he
had token' had vales evereet, r bend repair apes it
representing the MI sad be hit malled obi
the market, than ghee the, bemealt• kiwis& to put
epos the goad, meld, the come of a very short
perish materielly_enhasee its value.
Dope* MUM/ hes said that he rose to mew that
the samoshi be relbseril to the Markets luproveasent
so • limner sae ea the ether side hut bees laid
beamOrtlsdy. lie lime nothing at all of thlearrtiat
re CZ: but he thought it say that
ht 711 r ebe mattes.
HARVARD emosiled the motion. Hr fully agreed
whit
O llsal. the prima* maimed by taw war, Deputy
11=Larr laid that he hal so *Mks to the peti-
.l... !ohm' to the asesaitlea,stahlelher hod hose
hgoitrheall he somembered thigh bed bass e=stes at
a meths whoa those were gram* este aim
is
gamma (A min r * Waif ry.-"). Oa* of I:
M. al IMO sus bad Melva ho wee worth
(H.) Welk hen, be sett hat be wee osier
awash N pat property to that =AM sades passi,
mei Oh be woe stortqusatis roommir he Why Ash
Bat shaven the hots ? Wigan& polka liedlehes
had he he_ peweedeb sant ma" mai
set he the basset of Medi% but he whet who
Moses. or be empleyed is he sarn Why wla
would he the sunk of that t Simply this—estop.: ebainial
an semi the holies oh he impolisse
what* hdheind with basissfif rob, aka anionlere of
bemesbuseheasesgattertelsee.molAthareheellity robe
beldam to ma • ark& lie mesh my het h was ea
ass af lepletim—it smarm en tire poet el the moo
ratios te stomp' to tobe he mnettarket bsto the 'Matey et the
Cohission•fied is C / " [Mr. H. L. Taylor
—Monet the 'espouses Het is to blame, it is the 'overa-
wing He matemisi that he remise at the her had am
them thet*oepasentidi mesh et Mee/ WM-
lied ; they poem a few awes of gnash bed it was
not errered with eel e% sad mak/
_bed hese ash that
woad Justify the perdu is using beim that awn sad
he
list the market might be terms to
bar psi
heed es mons& mob m bed bees Avg by theek (Mem.
and kagleter.) no Islas
rt whoa the repel el he
Mazianketeini =omens wee times Tvile re-
ef the mesh be-to tbat
• CoPeshagra shears obehl be aboadosed. , anti
leyiser.) Ho thought it woad be so; he imegised, in-
desA that he already rear somethiag in fives: at such a
hinge "irawslag is the distance," sad he felt alesegly in-
cased Is behove Hat( fissithfield•raarkat sever would go to
C4== gebiLTlMtsr.) LA observed that nay any mie
who had had the wpm* of Depely Lott would ionise
that he Nepenthe bad the power ef telrhg tho motet
where they phased. This was a hemstatahaThey
maid net de so The empentio• bed locos ph to large
memo is their attempt to prevent its Ws y removed, and
they had been compelled to eater Into an opeemest with
ihe goveranseat that they maid take it whore the smarm
mesa apposed. Mahn Mit was dose the assmilhe• • bad
berm!d several sites with ma petieme sad -I
ey had reeeauseaded Copesbageh figh, et Mug