The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-13 00:00:00

THE REGISTRATIONS.

EAST SURREY.
Sir W. Riddell, the barrister appointed to revise
the lists of Teton for the different districts within the
eastern divides ef the comely of Surrey, held his first court
yesterday, at the Rome Tavern, Rcaningtoe, in order to go
Stth rough the Sete kr the pariah's of Clapham, Lambeth, and
.
Sir. Moyne* Minded in the esummative went. Mr.
Burgos, of the dm of amen aced lberres, end Mr. James,
appeared on behalf of the Treeheld lasi end Fns Trade
Society, end Mr. Comer sad Mr. MIMS Mande& to rep's.
seat the Meet Surrey Reform Mogielsetha igglity.
It would appear that a melee somber anew claims and
objections ham bees Riede this yeeT by bum pasties than I
urea say /sigma meek% end the esenervative agents
th=mago eseesp In particular have been very active
La SO wester the ground they would appear 1
to have lost libegegb the exertions of the Reform and Free.
hold Lead . In 1850 and 1861 the total anueber of
new claims a~illjeottsea by third parties was only 1,291,
while an the prawn esemies the number is 2,819. A gross
many of the tine believer, are understood to be
llrullaffeff I apse Imiskal points, such as misdescrip-
tams etunalilloatima, rogaiaels. die. ; and the great increase
in the number would eppear te be founded upon the anxiety
of all parts e; to have the ragleter as complete u possible, and
that every person entitled to a vote legally should havo his
name placed upon the mister.
The list of voters in the pari,h of Clapham was the first
taken.

Mr. Merasott took an objectixn to the sufficiency of the
notice of objection served by tho liberal agent upon the
overseen. The point arose upon an objection to the vote of
Mr. William Michael Berkley.
Mr. Meymott said that the act of parliament required the
notice served upon the overseer to be an exact duplicate of
the register, which the notice in question was not, for in the
register the surname appeared tint, and was followed by
the two Christian names, whereas in the. notice served upon
the overseer the gentleman was described as Mr. William
Michael Barkley.
The Revising Barrister ruled that the notice. of objection
was not in compliance with the act of parliament, and
therefore was not valid.

The effect of this decision was that a considerable
number of objections made Ly the liberal agents could not
be sustained.

—Mr. William Smith claimed to vote in respect of certain
leasehold cottages.
It appeared that he had relied upon a neighbour to send
in his claim to the overseers, and in consequence of this
person being totally ignorant of the necessary forma used
in such cases, the claim was defective in every material
particular, the property not bring properly described, and
the claim not being even signed by the party claiming the
vote.
Mr. Smith produced his deeds and explsined the circum-
stances under which the claim had been sent in. . .

The Revising iairl;tiissldilThe;;;ea---noTlenbt he was
entitled to have his name upon the li‘t of voters ; but, u
be bed neglected to make a proper claim, he bail no power
to place him upon the register. lie should take care and
send in • proper elides next year.
In the Lambeth list, Mr. Edward Strntt claimed to vote
in respect of his interest in a piece of land in the Wands-
worth-road. The claim was objected to by the overseers.
Mr. Burgon supported the claim, and put in some deeds,
by which it appeared that Mr. Bunn had en interest, with
other parties, in the lend in question, and he called the
agent of that gentleman to prove that one portion of the
land was worth at least 101. • year, and he claimed to vote,
is respect of that portion of it.
In aware, to questions put by the Revising Barrister, it
was admitted that no beneficial use was made of the piece
of land, and that it was kept solely for the purpose of ob-
taining a vote, and that Mr. Strut* would not let it or make
any us* of it, bat it was said that if it was let it was worth
the amount required to confer a vote.
The Revising Barrister said be thought the true criterion
of the value of the land would be its being let for the
amount. The act of parliament did not solely contemplate
the creation of votes, and he was of opinion that under the
eireametaaoss he could hardly bold that the valise required
had been established. - - _ .

A question then WON as to whether there was a aufati eut
quell/kitties to confer the right without reference to this
piece of land, and upon this_point the Revising Barrister
was also against the claimant. Ile, however, consented to
allow the matter to he MelltiO•1111 again, and said that if
upon farther consideration he had any doubt upon the last
panghis would grant a case to be argued in the Court of
Pier.

Then ;ere a peen may objections in this list made by
the conservative i
In a few enwhrs partiee appeared and proved their
qualitiostsse, and Ow eapplind to the Banister for costa.
Mr. Moyneett edi had se elessies to pay the costa of
tlimdes.tact be ebbed it la be smisesbed that the °b-
lears mot rata ; bad dm lbst was, that
'.-tress wham la Me bet ow* is the con-
futes that pomaded la the PIII&SiSe eswast upon the
steeds., a geed array at asiffiedi and
wary were ssimesik awl be bad every am% thsrators, to
holism tbat tb• webs bad Irk sad that seasagesttly there
was • will=dra=liste.
The directed that rift varying in
arsonst from is. is dissild be paid, and Ms. Meymott
immediately tam over the mealy to the parties who
"Vhe IL
b. scent et she eau% it wee ensased that the
lambed' lbt sberld be embalmt this manias, sad the one
be the midi of Illirsatimm maid thea ha yresraded with.

WEST SURREY.
On Thursday Xed, A. Ryland, Esq., opened the
court for the lllpeei district, at the Spread Eagle Inn.
Mmes. Demos, Wear, White, and Marshall, solicitors,
se behalf of the reform interest, and Mr. W.
Veriest gee the esseervethee. Of 66 objections taken by
the rallsemess, 61 were sustained.
la the Theme Dittos list, Mr. Everest objected to an
objesties weed by Mr. DOWNS, on the pound that the
Neese hod ad bees served. )Ir. NSW esabtaded that
the adder of the *meat ahead have been tweeted in the
register; this not bolos hese dose, he had vailsiently
coughed with the set. The benister decided that the
olsieetke was selidem, and Mock oat the Mai from the
list Is tiairilliagimm list, considerable discessiou sassed
ea an oblestion M a vise of Mr. J. Costaker, Mr. White
aced Mr. Dienes eldetdog en the greyed of leaufficieut
value. TM delisted. Mower, woad alt swear that he
resolved 40s, dear of the pewee,les. He received part
of the rear of @rand -end would swear that he
resolved 405., act detheetieg the pepcot, am Name struck
est. Oa a now claim by Mr: &Meant said
thee he had * lame wertlel4ol., and he moiled 111. wiser
for it. In reply to Mr. Domes, claimant said that be belonged
to a building moiety sad built the home with the money he
received dem dm eadmy; he had ts pay about 201. a year
main be bud p4l ihatele. The barrister mid it appeared
sishiand wee plebs men deli be neelved for some-
Mpg he tepees& WU*, end dhalleered the claim.
Oa Seturday the isort sat at the White Hess., Dorking.
Mr. Demos and Ms. C. G. Smith appeared foe the Liberals,
and thews. Bart and Sadler Tor the Comervatives.
Dorking : M nee deist alletred ; 220 p s psi
a by the
liberals, 17 by the emenratims. 12 were taken
by the liberals; sustained, 2 amen ed, 11 withdrawn.
Abutter : 12 new skims by milsemen ; 2 by soseervativea
11 allowed. The liberals made 10 °hinder, sod sastaioad
6. McMahen' : 9 sew deism allewM. Nerrimi 1 new
claim. Capel : sew dahlia allowed, end 6 to by
overseen aced struck out. Oakley : new allowed.
Welton : 3 new claims allowed.

DMA= =Oh EITAZVATION.—A verypainful case
ef death, resalling heat Mager and s , occurred
L this lowa Mot week. The mistime was a peer idiotic
whim msmod Wry Weelmer, abs Weep is the Latter-
worth time., sod bail lees rememod by the Leicester
Umbra to that pion several them. She was removed in
184 whoa Mr. Chamberlin", the clerk of the Leicester
mole to them, thin them the women woo ea
Wets lei than arise let he eat of thelease
=as she woad ad/ math addltismol Warn rhea
sad swam upon the miss, It Mai her possties
top oat fora time, return is ea athessoll state el mg,
= the sod Mu to be mallood. Chmelselein »-
eses at Latterworth to pat her la No.
?6, es she Wish elms, sad they wrote to say they world
de se. Oa the Nita Jody (three menthe mbar the above
.sew wens) the peer yeah was spin la Leirmshr, sad
woe rawly Mai by bare nu her by a Wes sad gig.
She was seat to the Leleasor Linenery, sad as teen as she
was obis te he earnmed she was seat home to Lreherworth,
sad another perk* remora was seat with bus that she
fultrgeitslim safe of is the hash ward, sod the
wen to de this ea as est of therity to the peer
ember% sad le mesh hat sista bath the sport of the
visions sad heath. Netwithasandling this saintaty, and as
essurshe het she was pissed la emit ward, the west=
Mod flayweert lifierfar awd has ham Reims
in a -heves la Alheyetreetaii ead san.
Wediewhey week wee thee
into s sawn dead, sad Mr. Back at I
case hi bar semered wish, shosirwit
wen as* ..„0:1:12 11.09401111ttlis peer
hew died em CM heady wades is
was heti ledges , , chow, wed the
retsmeed the thlowing That he dthassol,
Wiredesse.died Ism 001111111.11 MI brought se him hat of
rmo-hod an shake; sad the Jury see of shirks
the desseeed ought am se ham hew Awed to p
out of tit. Leaterworth Vales Worthies, mists, after
the letter sent by Mr. Chamberlain respeediti her s eery
of whisk Ms be reed to the Jury."—Leineeer Caessiok.

WIND'S/ etaTLE.—Oreat efforts are being mode
to ecesapiela the whole of the interior alterations and Testa
mime mmieos to the return of her Majesty and the court
as Thmeday. la the emirs@ of the summer many of the
=apartments have been completely renovated. The
's room has been more completely adapted ter the
theatrical representations, and others of the principal MOM
have been remodelled. The approach from the Long
Walk has been completed within the last few dep. Some
twelve mouths ego the lodges greeted by Sir Jeffrey
Wyattville were removed, and a plan for staring the ap-
proach, so se to stop up the Old London-road, and include
Froore within the park, was partially carried out by
the Hasrd of Works, but when about half completed the
operatiom wen besoght to a stead-still and another and
= 84411hesat deka whititaisd. The bitter Is now
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Iriaselise lessiltally with the surrounding