The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1849.

CITY OF LONDON REGISTRATION.

THE CLEVELAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Yesterday the Coast proceeded R ith the revision of
the lista forßrood- street wad.

The sixteenth manual agricultural meeting of this
kighly eammendable institution took place ea Thorley lest,
the 27th kat., at aufrborough. The society ilk a prosperous
state, and carrying out fully the purposes for which it was
instituted, rm., the improvement of agrieultanl implements ,
sad the better propegation of cattle of all trial descriptions
hasbeadry.
The row of ark, Le., was of an avenge °hurter—
numerous in quantity, and excellent In quality. Ths
were particularly worthy of note. The *radar oft
errs was legs as raaL
A show et implanters took Ors on tha previous day
(Weessaday), in a &Hat the west end of Gaistreaglybk Ike
escaper! of 14. aces Makin. The show was exterive,
sad imalud.cl may implements whir hat ganged off ths
Bret sad sera rises at agricultural addhlions at Leeds
and other *mat as ream period of the room
The mem astoworthy amour the plonk= wen
To the samanied male emir alefishouk. who has
lived the graft* numbss of your fa sled s%mad who shall
rodeos the soil satisfactory cestaimalm hem 1 is mull=
ea to general good conduct. 2 son.; sired W
lichees, servant to Jobs Hitching, Hankie.
To the namuried female servant in husbandry, who has
lived Ma grsalsot amber of years in servise, and who shall
prods*, the meet eatisfutory certificate from her employers,
as to gra* good seeds*, 2 son. • seersd, 10s.-1, Mary
Wi see, Joirraat to Thos. Wars; Cargo Pleat; them
Tyreman, sonar to Francis Taylor, Ithisalx, 8 competitors.
To the Maar farmer, not being a steward or stoat, the
whole of whose farm is in the best math of cultivation, studs
farm to be not more than 100 ear. led Mot WI *ha 50
sores in tillage, 7 son; @stood, 705.-I,Joha Holliday, jail ,
of Mertes; Y it Art Hymns, of Hams.
SHEEP.—Lomo WOOLLID.
For thit be* &keening tap, 3 sus. ; second, U. 108.-
1, John Pointe, Thornton Fields; 2, J. Harrier, Water
Falb.
Best aged tap, 2 sem ; mond, 11. los.-1, Robert and
William Fearer, Aron; 2, William Petah, Livorno.
Best pea of five shearliag wethen, bred by the subscriber,
2 son. • samod, 1 sow.-1, R. Chahar, Onishorough ; 2,
William; lisamishaw, Hanks.
Beat pea of five shoseling ainsases, to be kept in the
district of Chula* for brooding, 3 son. ; second 2 son.
—l. Robt. ro Gaisbiugh ; 2. John Harrison,
Waterfall.
Best pea of Ivo breeding ewes, that have suckled lambe
' up to Midsummer last, a certifieate of which to be pro.
doted at oho time of 'hewing, 3 son • second 2 son.-
1. Robert Chakmer, Goisboroagh ; 2, 'Oka Harrier, Wa-
terfall.
CATTLE.

Sr. Pnenl.l.3 Pooa.—Mtensennteeton or Newt.
Meetwel Rohm Paystar wee objeetut to by Mr. Snows
(fee tie coseervateise) on the growl that, althositt t.te
name was Inserted on the iiet. in teapot of •esnatiag house
la Assetin-frlare.passege, than was no welt VMS se Ileaset
Mellott Partner in ezi,tesee, art theidass lbr arm ireght
to be 'spina.
XL Swan eentended that laneenwit el UlOOllO2 wand

cm tli• list was amisieseriptioa by Kit wows% the voter
ought sot to safer be.. their ogled. The same slitold
lave boo Warted as John Molten, sad ht toe of the rade-
books the description was comet. He thaelbot toboisted
that this was such so error as the Orvieto might 'mod.
modes, the authority of the 75th Noise' of the eet.
Kr. lii'Catusue said that do pesos *seam was to
tko vote of John Kellett, on Ike email that he was not
rated in respect of the premiss, described in the me-book
es
la the occupoion of Samuel Kellett Paynter. In the
Bast rate, the occupier of the premises was stated to be
" Bemuel Mellott Pmer," and to the wrens' colon the
witty was " Boma Farmer." la the next rate, the name
was eludlarly described, bet in the oseepiere opium, the de-
stefption was altered, by as intorlisestioo,from Samuel Mol-
ten-Poynter to Joha Kalkew. The question therefore was
Mother that wee • soliiint Mies withis the est of lora
meet. The Coot of Comma Thee had repeatedly doodad
that the logialatore wasp
_Ype is Mask that a Woo-
nor, or inaccuracy, or afisieat desern by the over-
seas, ought to vitiate the right to vote. ftMelll. the system
of rating in the City
.wea extremely defect vs. He now
saw books kept in eta careless and imperfect a
owner as the rate books were in the City of Lon-
don. There were not, on the average, more than tea
persons in any parish correctly rated ; and he was at a toes
to conceive how so slovenly a totem had been allowed to
exist so long. Bat, to return to the present ewe, he could
sot regard the description of Seated Mellott Poynter for
John Mullett, as such a misnomer, or inworecy, or Ora-
dent description as the act would justify hire in amending.
It ought to appear that the overseer had intended to enter
the name of John Mollett on the rote-book ; but there
seemed to be en absence of any such intention ; and there-
fore he thought the motets could sot be rec-
oiled by the act of pwlianuat. For those reasons
the OS/SO must be eapusged. Objection sustained.
The following is the result of the reviima for Broad-street
Ward
Liberal claims allowed 3
Duo objections sustained
Consarrauve claims disallowed 1
Dito objections sustained
Ditto foed or within. n
Double objections sustained
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Best cow in calf or milk, having produced a calf within
twelve months of the day of showing, 6 sows ; second, 2 says.
—l. Earl of Roland; 2. George Coates, lAckenby.
Best yearling heifer, 3 son. ; second, 2 sovs.-1. Earl of
Redman ;2. Mr. Wlllla Simpson.
Best two years old heifer in call, 3 sow.; second, 2 sew.-
1. Lord Fevershaat, Pu, lta, e. November 12, 1846, s. Cleve-
land Lad, d. Primal., by Young Genie:, bulled in May,
1849; Mr. Thomas Hurler.
For the best cow the property of a cottager having never
received parochial relief, and
than 5 acres of land at one time, 2 one. ; second, 1 sov.-1.
Mr. Joripb Carruthers, Thornby ; 2. Mr. John Wilson
Inaleby Greenhow.
Best ball of any egg above eleven months old, 8 110T11.-1.
Hirt of Zealand.
Best ball ander two years old, 6 sous.-1. Hebert Ward,
I West Bentley.
Best bull calf under 10 month• old, 2 loss. ; second, 1 soy.
—l, Lord Faversham, Diloobolue, c. 6th April, 1849; 2
ditto, Ben Nevis, e. 17th March, 1849.
Best mere in foal to • Cleveland here, 5 nose. ; second,
3 sove.-1, Robert Hymen, Marton ; 2, Thomas Farrington,
Marton.

The court then proceeded with the revision of the lists for
the Ward of Castle Bayard, but no ease of any interest m-
aimed.
Panto■ Or er. MART MAGDALEN.
One of the overseers of this parish was fined 34 for not hay-
ing published—according to act of parliament—the list of
übjecuons served by the conservative party.
The following is the result of the revision of this Ward:
Liberal claims allowed 7
Ditto dioallowed 6

Ditto objections sustained
Ditto fn•led or withdrawn
Conservative obketions sustained
Ditto failed or withdrawn
Double objections sustained
Ditto failed 1
Expunged by barria'rr 1
The coact adjourned at 4 o'clock.