The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-11 00:00:00

THE REGISTRATIONS. ! LAW INTELLIGENCE.

CITY OF LONDON..—THIS DAY.)
The revision of the h ouseholders' hate of voters
ais nuesters of parliament for the City of London was re-
booted this morning by Charles Palmer Phillips, Fag., in the
Mud of Oommon Pleas, as Guildhall.
Mr.Oarlide (Nokia. Carlisle, and Fusels), mated byMr.
J. Nicholson, rspreseated the Conservative Registration
Armistice and Mr. Sidney Smith and gr. George Ledger
for the Liberal Registration Amociation.
the parish of Stiffietolph, Crippler,* Zaehreiali Wade,
claimed in respect of " hones" No. 10, Bridgeview-square,
in successive occupation from Leatherselisubsildinp.
The claim was supported by the well-kuown ehartid
Thames John Wall, who upon Wag salad his name uttered
U to the alarm of the court in him meal stentorian voice,
with a fail display of antorkel emearniment.
Mr. Ledger—la the vela, sufficient .
Mr. Thomas John Wall—Yes, sic 401. a rem
Mr. Ledger—Do you know Mr. Wade ?
Mr. II homes John Wall (indignantly)—Rather.
Mr. Nicholson—l should think we did kw, Mr. Wade,
sad Lord Palmerston too. (Laughter.)
Mr. Thomas John Wall—Well, I should think think he
losews me a bit.
Mr. Nicholas—The evidence Is enfileiset, I think.
The Revising Barrister—Yes, I allow the claim.
Mr. Thomas John Wall, bowleg with his must pees.
fatness, said —I thank you, my friend is on the list ,• and
then retired, evidently much gratified with the endorse-
ment on his brief.
In the parish of St. Bride, Fleet-street. Winiut Howell
claimed to be placed epos the register in respect of pre-
Mille4 occupied by him at N 0.19, Sharlene. The claim was
I supported by Mr. Ledger.
Mr. Howell appeared and stated that he occupied the
premises as a china and glass shop, and paid 12e. a week.
The Revising Barrister—ls there anything but the shop!
Mr. Howell—There lathe shop and parlour, and the see
eaters into the other.
Mr. Carlisle—Where do you live!
Mr. Howell—Why on the premises. 1 answered that
before, didn't I?
The Revising &Miter —I think the case is weds out, sad
I shall allow the claim.
The name of Mr. Howell was then Marled oe the register.
In the same parish there were a eoadderable number of
claims for premises knowom ITLesn'abididiner, Skoe.lania
as workshops.
Mr. Ledger mid the parties had been omitted freer the
list owing to a change in the °fans of vestry clerk.
With two or three exceptions the olaimsata apparel and
their names were allowed.
Mr. Ledger inquired of one of the claimants what was
the value of the premiess.
Mr. Carlisle objected to any snob iridium being adduited.
It was altogether out of order. They should take the evi-
dence of competent melons only. The claimants knew
nothing about it.
Mr. Ledger said there was no doubt of the premises being
of the requisite vales, sad the claimants were fully corn.
patent to judge cf their value. He thought the objection
was a mart captious one.
Mr. Carlisle thought Mr. Ledger had got out of bed the
wren way that morning, and would be out of temper all
day.
It was stated that the value was sufficient, and the
claim was allowed.

(VIM DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commieskow Goolbw%)
111 at J. !I:

Th. bianipt wig a Ca.rvet•bas inane aetnniv, of 1,4*.
Amt. Debts about 1,0001. with meta a' oat 1001.
now appliwi for an order of
No oppaaalon was offered, the court daettdttr
doted caw.