The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-12 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL

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Yeeterday a special wart was held for the pompom
K meshing sad taking inte emaithoraties a moms ea the
sederssoes upon the npert of the salembessme
Smithfield market. and ea the hem of Merge
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The gallsqery was crowded with stresien, sumegiS whom
we ethereal r. llyag, one of the sommissioases.
Tali DRAT' OP rig DOZE 01 CANIIILIDOI.
The TOWN CLERK informed the sours that • letter had
boos revolved aasonaciag the death of bh Royal Higbee.
the Dube of Cambridge.
Mr. JOHN WOOD been Weighed the late duke, me-
eluded by moving the Sallooiag resehadee :
That this court he nai.ed with unfeigned aserow the
!solarises of tee dear of his Royal High.. the Doke
of Cambridge, sad deems to regard its high adathation of
the priscoly qualities whisk shored his petals sad private
Eh, settles a bright muunple to all realise kis fallow-sabjeets
of attachment to his meths had, domestie virtue, amiable
desseasour, and salaried beemelsese.
" That while this essysimina Sympathise' with the maths
at large, it f.. 1. by this pained nest sailed apes to mem
the lee edam illustrious Meek and the aumeress charitable
bedsitters of the metrepolls that of a liberal boa teeter aad
Wind.

" That this court ressedally madam upoa this oscosioa
with her Most Orations Majesty. her Royal Higlmes the
Duchess of Cambridge, the aaiable and dented widow of
his royal highness, and with every member of the royal
lantily." (Hear, hear.)
Mr. Deputy OBBARD seconded the resolutios, which
was carried "'ominously, sad ordered to be advertised in the
newspapers.
lIIIITIMILD SUMMIT.
Mr. H. L. TAYLOR, the Mairmaa of the market eon
mitts,. thou brought op the report of the committee, whisk
stated that, •' Up.. every censidsialion, as well fee the
benefit 0 tlEtalterho at large ms of the oldest. of
Lesion la , year essmillft• inmost tint =-
pent their and seldom& ngistiom, thus the est
gaups for the removal of IMMO! suurkst b. wish
of any adequate reams. Ismadoll wpm relisionsideentiom
for the peewee, or any egresiMg es% alit kg tit fa-
tal, ; they costeetst that tic. 611 sod .stoma *sky,
agreed mar a period of more thou twenty yeses, las 'sly
established (to me Savage Woe implied to the same sitt-
*l, how
ow difficult to prop os moil digested hips te is
the !Totem of supplying as Imp • pepwmooa with daily
teed."
The TOWN CLERK this read the killowiag letter,
which was &dinned tothe Lord Mayor
Islington Cattle Market and Abattoir Conroy, We/.
lington.street North, linamd.—My Lard,—At a wads, of
the Board's Digitise aliiii Company, held this ay, the
emblem fixed fardissoneime lathe Ceart ofCemmaso Coma
to-sonew came milt Mostiseation, ad after musk dell.
beration Medi/eating dellimmieed. with • view to mist the
court in their *shim e 1 tie geodes Wore them, to state
that the ioniptog is preprei se maw the whole of the
bilagtos market estate, with its peldieges, to the osepors-
lien ea fair mod reasomble terns. The direction feel son-
Ideal that their coulees to this prossidou will not
be sisowiwasool. They se' most aazions that no im-
pediment *sold be thrown In the way of the fall seem-
plidamentef dee esgrations contained in the report of the
Royal Comminiss They are aware that suet report re-
ilsostais this so the removal of Smithfield market, any
sew whet should be nada the emend of
the City of Loudon, sad m the compasy is
in pesseesim of what they issautim to be the
oaly place to ethlek such market tea with judos be re-
moved, they feel bound to make this propoiduon, sad they
do so in perfect sincerity sad fairs's. They are csaviaced
that It may be the means of facilitating what is the dewed-
matins of her Majery's gorse:meat, and will doubtless be
the object of the commotion, the immediate abolition of
Smithfield market. It will prevent the expense sod delay of
a contest is parliament ; it will (sable the tarpaulins with-
out diffinthy, and at a very mush leis cost this was
to be laid out in the enlargement of Smithfield, their
owe efLials and servants, to transfer the whole of the busi-
ness at atm to Islington, and it will merely fulfil the rooom-
' mendations ot the roysl, commissioners. With such mad
menu, th refore, the directors of the Islington Market Coax
pact', damning to the welfare of the public and with a due
and ressmable regarl to the interests of the eharekolden,
have authorised on letter; and I as to request your lord-
ship well brieg it under the noticed the Cnort of Common
Co seed to so-ruw.—i have the honour to be, my lord, your
11o:eddy's most obedient savant.
I " J. Sneer, Charmer'.
.1 "Ts the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor."
Mr. H. L. TAYLOR then in a speech of great length and
uck power, moved i
1 " Toot this court do agree with the committee in their
report, and that it be referred beck to the committee, with
instructions to mud so answer to the same, 111 conformity
jwith their report to Mr. Conswall Lewis, and with power to
'cansuoicire or confer wilt the government, if necessary,
and to report to this court."
Mr. AN DE RTON seconded the motile.
Mr. NORRIS, moved as ao amendment, that the cond.
*ranee of the mono' the committee be adjourued until
ithe committee could obtain further information from the
goverment as to the now market to he erected in the
abatis.
Me. WYLIE seconded the amendment.
Mr. RICHARD TAYLOR considered that further in-
quiry was snowy, and that it would be premature to
res with the committee in their report without such in-
quiry. Abboniog all kind of commitance on the part of
e goverumeut, he thought it would be wise for them as a
corporatism to molder the proposals made to them as to the
new nukes, lest they ahiuld be rode over by the government
and let the control of the proposed market fall into the
hands of • paid commission.
1
' Mr. ANDERION thought that they ought entirely to
mast the application of the market by the government. If
the ovitiatmot were determined to take it away let them
luitake the new one and the whole of the responsibility. He
Mould agree with the report of the committee, sa he had
'd previously.
Deputy ÜbLIARD thea moved, it being four o'clock, that
,the rebate should be adjourned. This being agreed to, the
amebas of the curt separated.
! From the rocs mandestatioa of feeling in fawn: of the
sr rt there tan scarcely be a doubt but that the motioa to
..agres with the committee will be carried by a large majority.

CLERICAL.
PUSTIIMEN7I

Rev. W. D. AudenOrT,ToLiola;;thy C., Devoe.
Rev. W. C. M. Bellew, to Prang C., Lasouhire.
Rev. B. J Hatch, to Choi:lwo P.C., Staffordshire, value
711, with residence ; pat , B.shop of Lichfield.
at'f. 3. Hilluer, to Christ's Chapel C., Heidi-hill, Mid-
dleman.
1 R -v. E. Howells, to Holzer V. w. Huntingdon C., Here-
fordshire, value 2101., with residence; pats., Dean and
Chapter of Hereford.
' Rev. S. W. Morten, to lismsgill P.C., Yorkshire, value
.681., with reKidence ; pat., Vicar of Matthew.
its,. O.Y. Osborne, to Fleetwood C.. Lancashire.
I B. v. W. 8. Thorpe, to Baskin V., Norfolk, value 451. ;
pat., Sir E. Kerrison, But.
Rev. C. T , to Holt P.C., Bradford, Wilts; value
.1851. ; pat. Dean and Chapter of Bristol.
Rev. C. N. Wodekouse (Canon of Ncrwich), to North
Lyme R. w St. Margaret, w. Bt. Nicholas P.C., Lyme
Rosie, Norfolk; pat. Dean and Chapter of Norwich.
, Rev. J. Walker, to Linton R. (2nd nediety), Yorkshire;
pat. Lord Chancellor.
Rev. H. J. 0. Young, to Holinley C., Suffolk.
' Rev. F. W. Freeman, to Little Fiaborough P.C., Suffolk,
on the atainatioa of the Archbishop of Canterbury.

VACANCIJI.

Monist-Thorpe R , Norfolk, Z. Norwich; value 2421..
with residence • pat. LorAClumeellor ; Rev. C. N. Work-
house promoted.
tittaraford R , Leieestershire, dio. Peterboroech ; value
.14r1. with residence; pat. Lord Chancellor; Rev. J. Cotmaa
deceWd.
Ualtwortb, Ktichley, P.C., Yorkshire; villas 1301.; pat.
the Cmws sad Bishop alternately, Rec. G. A. Hatalltoa
recitted.