The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-20 00:00:00

JUDDLEM BEGISTRATION.

Mr. Lancelot Shadwell, the revising barrister
appointed to revive the electoral lista fie the county of Nadir
sex, rammed kit wok yesterday morning, when he crawl
a court at the Black Dog, &Munk tat the revision of the
Beim for the pariahs' and places within the polling dietriot
of Bedfont.

Mr. James appeared for the liberal party; Mr. Joan for
the Old, mod Mr. Smith for the New, Comma yaws ifocietiet.
Oa tee Hampton Wick liar,
Mr. Sleaze appeared on the list for cottages is figaa-laae,
la the seeepation of Mrs. Gee. He was objeouid to by Mr.
Jnre• sad
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Mr.' Smith submitted that the oocapation quatioa was
precisely bke that decided at Uxbridge an &tummy, and that
tmente' wooer erep, therefore, required.
The Ituristee—What I held was that when the vigils-
ties was described as a " house" occupied by so and ear it
mot be taken to to oleo the pleas of abode of the trent.
Mr. Smith—This b precirely the case here.
Mr. Ismeo mid that tam wee so Important that he trusted
the benimer would gnat • case, more especially m in former
yams be bad held • contrary doctrine.
The Illerrister—Wbeest
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glaire—lo the 1-s;eworth ear, Is 1841. I will read
yes a swpwt William Henry James, claiming fir pro-
perty lath. Bath-rued, lieunrow, «timing tenants Mr.
Monday mod other, was objected to by the contervativau
Mr. Jerre celled for proof of tenants' ervioe, which was
not fottlicoot:ng, and contended that the law required that
where the ter.asee fleas. WY not In the IW, together with
hit place debut*, it wee neoresery that the !mutt should
bee greed. The statute expressly said that where the pro-
perty should be sitorsd in • road the arse of the otteopyueg
imusat should be horned, 'Wok la this caw had been dear,
sad no other lagreso, could be drawn hat that he was the
ecempyleg tenant. Mr. Payne (who thee appeared far the
0:0001011t1T0 interest) stemmed that a preen might be the
oempying tenant oft rumiw e at 11..:t0n and yet Ma piece 0
elm& be at Aionclie.ter, ..nd IL:words of the statute
were, the, wherever the mime of the owapying tenant should
appear, together with his Ore i *Coda. to the liar, tie. •
notice eho.iid he given. la this car there wee bathing to
show that Mr. Monday eves lived there. Mr. James called
• witere, who proved that Mr. Monday did live there. Mr.
Saadwell said be wet of *aim that teasel's 'Write was only
accessary where the mores place of abode wed inserted in
Wa fr meth column of the list, and then was suttee( to show
ue the face of the claim Wet it was the plate of hie abodv."
The Barriers—Asa what I may nee is, that whim the
cerapstioa is "hoer," it ia a fair inference that it is alto the
place of abode. The ors beim is. now is 'swirly the
same as that which I decided at I.7lbrdge on Saturday.
Mr. Jsnwe then withdrew the objection in thi, can.
The Barrister—l have sad before, sad 1 now trixst, thr
who the qualitying property is a house, and the occupying
tenant is awned intim 4th colossi, thee the occupying tenant
mutt be supposed to have hit place of abode In his ...cupric's.
It to understood that the gawk* will bu formally dis-
cussed at a subsequent court in er divirict where the docition
effete a large number of yeas. Should the birrister then
affirm his &chum. the granting of a as. fur diseurion in
the Court of Ormuz' Prot will then be stroogly urged.
I. the Kamm case, the banister boll this the rue uired
Wire bad net been giro, and the name was retained.
The ventiender of the mitten ooseeted mainly of ex-
paarig the names or altering the descriptiisa of persons
who bad shangtd their maideare, ether with or without
sontling is maw claims; of no. Vying the description of those
who, having bee. occupiers, had begone owners; stnk,n, off
the serve of thews who had parted with their qualification,
and of Oboes who hid died. In the leder category was the
name of the ler Mr. Coppock, the Liana sgentom the Saw
lilagr a 4.Bska espreerd his regret at the abases of Mr.
Coppok, sad she 011010 Of it, and his gratification that Oho
book bad Woe. into such worthy hands Although Ur.
Coppot k sad his enceseeor were opposed to h m In'mother,
he ...looted ability, no molter to him whether it was on
liberal or consecrative shoulder,.

_T Le reanit of the day a revisits, u dated by Mr. James
on t L•lf of the literals, le that 'out of 63 ot•jactiona they
asstained while the conservatives *aoudad 13 oat dl9.
lir. Smith's return is that the liberals eastaised 32 objeo-
how oat t f tS whit the cotwrvatival sustained 26 oat of
6G. TOY disparity 'Anti .of a doable explanation. The
eAt.civstiv• Mani mein's. tic ovcrocets I,,j•tctiGes, which
the liberal dm sad; sad in those cases in whit it both parties
bawl objeceed hp tb• Nome individual, each party takes credit
for the .access of the objection., while he withholds it from
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