The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-18 00:00:00

CITY OF LONDON REGISTRATION.

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Yesterdiy morning Mr. *Christie, the birristri
appointed to revise the tut of voters for the City of Loud n,
o reed a Cd■n at Gallohall.
Mr. Sidney Smith and Mr. B. Ledger appeared for the
Wares, sad Mr. 8 Browne for the conservatives.
The Court proceeded with the list of voters belonging to
the B►ken' Company, and the lint ease tarn was that of
George Franks, or the R tyal Brewery, Brentford, w ,ese
vote had teen objected to by Mr. Browne on the part of the

conservatives.
Mr. Buren now took an objection to the form of notice
conter.dteg that it did not show a substantial compliance with
the 20th section of the Ref rm which required that the
eddying of the party of jetted to should be stated inside the
Bodes as well as on the bedside, whereas in this case the
&eminent contained the address on the envelops only. This
might be sufficient to enable the postmaster to tieward
the notice through the post, but it was not such a docrip-
tion as would enable the party upon whom the notice wa
served, to 'mar that he was the person alluded to. Th.
100th section of the act required that the °outmost be wi—
lled upon the fees of the ie.tice that the objection bee reach.,
the particular patty at the place of abode meatioued in such
objection. If, therefore, there was no place tof
abode stated, there evuld be no eel lance that the
act had been complied with, and the law r. glared
that all judicial documents should be complete in thendelves.
In support of his arguments, be cited the ease of " B rch e.
Edwards " (vol. 2 of Lutwick's Registration Ca.es), in
which it was decided by the Court of Common Pleas that
all duplicates of notices must have a cumulative direction,
and be addreved on the outside as well as the inside. Tree
court were of opinion that the outside address had very little
to do with the panty objected to, but was 'merely in ended
for the guidance of the Postmaster. ()entre!. It ww., then .
tore, necessary that the inside should contain a full descrip
tiqn of the voter's peace of abode On these grow.de, he
submitted that the notice of objection was bed in form, and
that therefore the vote must be retained. •
Mr. Btu:isms, on the ether hand, contended that the notice
was ;rod, and that the act bad ben strictly complied with.
" Birch e. Edward" was a county case, whereas the present
was a city case, and all that was required its city and let.
rough cases was suet an address as would enable the P.ist-
master•Otneral to find the particular party objected to in
the notice.
Mr. M'Cuitterte was of opinion that, aooordine to the
100 h section of the act, is was necessary in county asses to
put on the face of the document the addles, as well as the
hams of the party objected to; but in eases which came
from a borough the set did of rtquire the same formality.
He then fore con-idered this notice was free from all oh•

jection.
The court then proceeded to correct the Lists of the va-
rious oompac is. comprising the liverymen of Lord n, but
no case was brought forward which involved any point of
int. rt st.
The court adjourned until this morning, at 10 o'clock.
The following is a general summery of the registration of
voters this year foe the City of Loaders :
Livery. Householders. Totals.
On the present register
,270
Omitted from lists 235 2,153 2,411
New nano s 314 2,519 2,533
4rcer.dd to by reformers 173 654 P 57
to by coserevatives 63 1,125 1,7115
Claims by reformers 2 205 207
Claims by ooraervaures
01 the claims made by the reformers 117 are for persons
mis-described on the lisa, and who would be liable to be
struck off if objected to. 23 of the ositsereattee claims are
als, of this kind. 397 of toe objections have been made by
both parties.

ONE-HORSE CARTS V. WAGool4B.—Considcritble
discussion having taken place amonpt agriculturists upon
the advantage of one-horn carts over waggons for farming
purposes, and the subject hexing never been brought to a
practical test, it became desirable to do so, and a favourable
opportunity for the purpose occurred on Friday nut. In
consequence of a challenge given by Mr. BonMee, of Wo -.d-
rifting, to Mr. John Teary, of Semite° (Norfolk), to clear
a field sad stack the crop of wheat with ogle-horse carts et a
enrollee expense than he could perform the same proportion
of work with waggons, the latter accepted it, and a meat in-
teresting trial came o 8 on Mr. J. Tingey's firs. Massey.
Hastings, of Loug4am, Wright Wigg, of Dershass, end B.
Alosaek, were appointed judges, and the preliminaries having
been arranged, the work proceeded, and was aby and saris
factorily performed by the men. At the aonelusloa of the
day the judges decided in favour of the waggons, and gave it
as their opinion, "m
et although in this case ggo
clearly beat the carts, yit is not quite certainthat in other
trials the result might not prove quite different
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for-
esail, think that the advocates of carts ought to be so
Oink teat sa they have bees."
STATISTICS OF FIitEXCH LITEREFUIf2.—It is cal-
culated that from the let January, 1840, to the let Angus',
1849, there were issued from the peas in France 87,000 new
works, volumes, and pamphlets; 3,700 reprints of ancient
literature, and French dame authan • sad 4,000 transiationi
from modern lesignages—ome-third •
'el the latter hoes the
English, the Gannon mad the Spanish coming seat in sum•
hero, and the Portuguese and the Swedish leagesges having
furnished the mailed contributions. Nine bemiend dsad ramatic
authors are named of gipiecesproduced en the stage, after-
wards published - 60 only of comedies and dramas not act d
Among the publiihed works are 200 on emelt seiseosseabalisso,
ehiromans4laomaney, the., and 76 volenes as berehlry
sod gene . Social science fourierkes, stonaueisse, sod I
'Willem of • seats, count 20,000 works of all eases ; 6,00
romances sad novels; aced more than 800 works of tray&
According to a calsalation, for which the authority of M.
Didot's (the pablisher) Mai is gives, the paper empkijed
In the printing of all these works would more than twigs
cover the mhos of the 86 desert:mews of Francis.
NEW ClicreCHits.—The Monty-ninth report (jest
issued) of her Majesty's commissionen for bedding DOW
chnrates, contains a schedule of twenty places where each
chunks' are building, towards the creation of chatwhi the
13•11WilliNIMIll hare uuAe ceedithreal rants of y
Oere of the solutes in this schedule is headed 'e style and
Character of the Chareb;" and the deecriptioas given threin
abed a striking illustration of the style of architecture
pavan*/ at pretest in the different of England.
The only sal/ethic building in the whole twenty is Mr.
Herneses's new Church at EllahlTllo2o Gardens, Knights.
bridge—which is described as Italian of the fourteenth
and fifteenth merry. We have one Norman of
the eleventh tottery, one Pointed Gothic, with
tower,—two early English of the twelfth century.—two
Early English (no century or period named), two Cathie
of the thirteenth, four Gothic of the fourteenth, two Gothic
of the fifteenth, one decorated God& of the fourteenth, and
three described as " Gothic" and nothing more. Perhaps
they usitloremeZurchwartlee's Gothic--like that now in pro-
gress at since Mr. Torrey was set aside by a church-
, searies-nseene t with the mania of arekkeetere. We ed.
Esse ere a bed God& elm& now-a-days. The cheap ItOut
alb *sole mieoneeptions se St. Peter's, Pimlico, li'•
Agmen 'Soho, and Christ Chunk, lialoslis seneribona (the sleek
eliwahNot Orew pars ago) le week , or edi. I
'Mtn 0 Oklealmrsu New Church by Beset sad Wet, Christ
lebilibillieb.llll6 by Sli. Candy, sad Ilia Cauft's new
el& el InfieferWa by Mr. Ferrey,may indeed be looked
upon as Intler deseratulation by all tree loon of archi-
teeters.—Aoerims.

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LIE PROVINCES.

Workhouse

WOll4 lit
la veva witnesses to examine Oil the pert of the friends of the
steessawt, who bed instructed a surg mn of emint nes to make
a post we Mon essmincion of the body.
After • mum cosivenation, the investigation was ad-
jour..tvi.

rhe subsequent mancenvre aof the chapter to get I THE CHOLERA. remaining under treatment, 6. From Stapleton Workhouse
". WHIBTON to pet in a defence, " in order that our account is not so favourable, there hasten been 4 deaths
y might do him just.ice," are exceedingly amusing The following is the Registrar-00111re' renew of were sines Saturday. From the district of 8.-dm ester we
a re verend geed, meat most have a very humble bathe hoes cholera and from disulma, reghtared in Loudon have DO return to.day ; but both there and in the out-parish
of SS Philip and Jacob it is very much better."
in oar of the sagacity of their schoollaas en, if they f"":"Inclali Friday. and Saturday, the 134, 14111, and LaßDS.—.AlthOUgh DO particular days the returns exhibit
ic.pa ed that us would be foolish enough to quash 19 Is, September, 1849 :
town demurrer in that way. Toe refusal of their Edimated populata,a of London at the middle of leo,- a large number of deaths from this dreadful ,i0n.,., yet
2,208,076. they rave never on any one day rescued the number re-
toncry to accept his exoanatien " without pre- °needles Sunday week. Six, rumen drabs were registered
din, clearly proved the miserable motive of the PUIUIa- Cholera Diarrhea..
la iu ._ ._ as having taken pl tee on that day ; bat the biahest amber '
that hos Deterred on any one day wine has been 60, with a
apse In desiring to have it put in. Without a Districts. rhos- ''l"..."'r- ~.......-____,-6 pusher, snob smaller number on ether and intervening days. The
aerate, and with a protest before them against their sands M 1 ciTifie a e tem Got °Seals of the sanatory committee are beginning to look
riadiction, the chayeer IMO in a worts psi ion —-- mow cheerful, and to hope that the w rut is past. Last
WI if they had n cited Mr. Wnwrow to appear
all. They concluded, ♦very judiciously, by t. king Lsuanu
' 40 62 66 'sudsy, 30; and on Sondsy the number will be about eke
elf a week ' to mom& T. same but the returns fur that day ere yet incomplete. Then
The Chapter are to meat again to-day. We sup- Welt Mork** site 263 301 26 '. 26 7 7 7 numbers will jprobably differ from those published by the
366
37437
3611 14 24 7 10 6 General Board of Health in London, who announce the
AO they will then excommwocate Mr. Womeox.
Central Distrirs3B 7 4 10 deaths reported to them, sod not the deaths as they &acidly
may be usefui to them to be reminded of the sat East Districts 331 392 46 67 8 6 16 occur on malt thy. The numbers above given are authentic,
( punishment 'Dually intoted in 1174, which 1a NlN7ettibh istrietaistrie" -
andy about the period of motkisk hisoly -- --- respective of the time when misters ,an therefore demon.
o which in 1849 the Dean and Chapter West Dlstekta. stew* the actual soloed or otherwise of the dimmer.
63 76 9 7• 11 3 3 1 Coohsv.-Sir,-Observing in the return of deaths from
t Boehester wish to take us back. In Mae Chelsea
of
aye the Penitent "walked barefoot, in a poor St. George, Rano- 32 1 6 • . 4 - - diarrhoit inserted in your piper of the 14th inst., a tzar
death from diarrhms as having occurred in this watt, I beg
orb, and passed in that manner, openly and pub- ver.tquer• - • - 1 1 lens to state that there has been no death in the parish of
cly, through the streets of tie city, and so through Wastewater - 2 4 Coe ey, Warwickshire, Wee last April. I shall b obliged
pm_ St. Martin le•tbe to yoo to insert this communication.-1 am, etc A. Wth.
be church, till he come to the altar, where he
Fields 24 26 - 1-- - 1 - MAY GREGORY, Vicar of Corley, Warwickshirs.!--Ilept. 16,
rated himself with prof 'red humility. After this, sr. Jima, West We
1849.
he Convent being summoned to meet in the Chapter mum,. - " - - 1 -----
louse, his bare back was scourged by the monks - - - -
1 r North Districts.
CORONERS' INQUESTS.
now-a-days we suppose by the minor canons., after
_.
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122
in 6
11 2 3 2
he usual manner of penitential discipline. lie n*IYI r",
tissips...a
hen spent the whole day in lasting and prayer, with 8,. psalm - - - - - 1 aortzu ix Territihhunt. -Yesterday aiternoos, Mr.
toe 13i g 11 • 3 4 1 Langnam held an i..gutat at the Tothill.flelds House of
nun tears." Istiegte. 37 4„ 2, ; 2 1 7 Correction, on the body of Alex. Sharpe, aged 28. • chartist
Whether the chapter impose this snit of pe- Hackney B6 42 " - - 2 2 prisoner, who exilred in the prison ern
Friday evening lass
laity or any other will, however, be of little comae- untie? circumstances very similar to those accompanying thi
, ..Celu_al Districts. , death of Joseph William-The invniga ion excited vet,
ponce. The Court of Quern's Bench, we apprehend
rr 11 have the ral settling of this matter. We are Strand 42 63 61
42 44 1 4 14 - 1 4 considerable interest. The deceased's wife (an extrema]
. 1 - - interesting looking to nos) and a large number of her friend,
not sorry that the deon and canons of Roche s' er 44 9 1 - - - -. wire present, represented professionally by Mr. Ty, dal At
Cethedial have given Mr. WHISTON anbzrennity Clerkeawell
it bringing them before that popular tri It was St. LA, 47 60 8 3 g I - 2
one of the inspectors of prisons, and Messrs. Formal an,
f East London
lielb an
4-4 1 - 2
high time chat chapter courts, and all such remains eHeight, visaing magistrates, were also in attendaece.-Tb
West London 6 17 • 1 - 2
tucient mo: kistineso, should be rooted out from London City
8 4 II 1 1 - keeper, of No 251, Wok/chapel road, uncle of the deceuei
emonest us. Tacit "citations," and •` sighed John Mathison, clerk of the prison, produced the warms
charges," and "penitential di•ciplines "-revived in East Districts.
of come° meta. Deceased was tried at the generil session i
ape ties by an atter thought, merely to crush and Sh,orenhou
. 1 1' 2 3 2 the Old Bailey, on the 3rd July, 1848, charged wit a mi,
injure an mdividual who offended them- „,..,. _ .
them-mart be Bethnal-green
:4 1 2
broken op. The common law, we hope, will be ir'iler:22.• lin.the. prisonment of two years and two months, at the expired°
',lrani enough to do it ; if not, public opinion must Eau "5" 39 41 , of which term he was ti enter into his owo recognisacces i
' 1 - ' the sum of 1004 , with two sureties of 601. esch, to keep tk
and will. Stepne y • 72 91 ' 4, n - 1 4 peace fur the spice of three years further. The impris 1
Poplar 26 31 )8 meat was without hard labour, at d was to be undergone
fib' Court. South Districts.
32 2 10 5 1 4 !
St. Saviour No teen i then nine warders and sub-warders were calls
11 10 - 2 4 under where chart,e the unfortunate deceased had been
S; Glavr 4 6 - - . the COUTIO of his incarceration. They sp ,lie generally toe,
136hmotrat, SEPT. 13.-Tberw has been no inter- Bermondsey
women to the usual even tenor of the life of her Majesty 8...0w.. 80.,h.
to his diet Mos of the first class, consisting of meat 4di
and her Majts,y's family, at Balmoral, for the last two days. wash '•-• 4O 47 1 1 10 1 2 1 a week, and soup the o.her three, and to his exemption ire
--- Newingtoa 49 65 9 14 22i 1 3 1 labour whilst rte st. a week was paid. In the course of I
Di epatehee were received yesterday at the Colonial- Lambeth BB 11l 31 36 261 4 5 6 c,infiaement It appeared that he had been several tin
33 411 2 6 6 1 3 1
2
reported for retusiag to attend divine service and neglecti
office tram the °overarms of the Cape or Gad Bop ~ the Wanusworth
Mauritius, and 8:. Helena. Camberwell ••• • • 28 7 12 6' 1 2 to pick oakum aster the 5. a we, k paid for exemption cean
It .thert•ithe 131 le 3, 6 3 - 2 - Mr. /Oilmen prayed as adjournment, as there would
-- --- Oreenwich
Lewisham - I 1 1 - 1 - deceased, who had instructed a surg lon of eminence to me