The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-26 00:00:00

CITY OF LONDON ELECT'

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF
LO NDON.
PO
" Gentlemen,—Upon the lamented death of Dirlo bed
tison I had the honour to receive a requisidien to
come a candidate, and was elected without oPPe then
one of your representatives in Parliament. I wL/11., ee
filling the office of chief magistrate, having :holme city
gaged for upwards of thirty years in business tu 1% the
of London, and represented for twelve 3 ei'll, ozostou•
House of Commons the independent borough 01, - that
I therefore felt a proud satisfaction in belleviegef a
your choice was influenced by what you k uewnion.
conduct as a public man and my character Elf i is o'ristein
" Feeling confident that 1 have endeavourer 1 to lobed
the good opinion which elevated me to the di 5001040 y
position of one of your representatives, I ineiPervoe
announce my intention of soliciting a renewal of e,
suffrages at the approaching general election. riqd
"I have ever given a steady support to those
principles of civil and religious liberty which h. 21, Ye 1" .411
been dear to the citizens of London; and my votes of
show that I have cordially supported those rat 3asur,te.
commercial freedom which have improved the revens;d
increased the contentment of the working cis sse.koe,
promoted the general prosperity of the country. I'.oo
at the same time, voted in favour of every Pr osp;o,e,
having for its object a liberal extension of the 0%,1e,
as justly due to trio increasing intelligence of 0 Lc' %dea-
-1 hive likewise, by my votes on all occasion; 4 georcivo
voured to lighten the burdens of taxation by .6112ditere.
affordlter ;3-U:11i/137110 be
economy in every department of the public op
eliradieg
The income-tax presses unequally upon the. tea on
classes and all those whose income ell foe Mr.
their talents and industry. I therefore votes this tax,
Huaie's Committee of Inquiry, in the hoe(' tad, hettveen
if continued, would be more equitably ail's"
realized property and uncertain income. ,n3gument of
CTahsetormecsenhtasinpvrcosvteitaratitohnat inton;he al ' • au, are re-
the‘
merchant
in that department, both toto the
merchant and dispatch to the shipowner; and e-ot se
most ready to cc-operate in accomplishing an °1
cool'
essential to the successlul operations of this gry3a
mercial community. ,
" Peculiar circumstances are daily- al'leinl'i:e whintiff
affect the commercial and shipping interests of h
sentatives.
ready access to your repro',
every facility in this respect
of Loudon,
It has and re
been my uire a ree
and I have reason to hope
e sextons desire to adore
honour of boing 0i" Grateful to you for the .
that this is felt and acknowledged by my constituents.
high
of your representatives in Parliament, I heg to assure
you that should you be pleased to continue me in 004
distinguished position, I shall endeavour to julti .7-f., yourit
favour and confidence by giving my best attention to a'
the duties belonging to my station.
tt
oo willb
Identified as one of yourselves with the rights and
interests
nriddem
principles,nenridto gratification
arotnahudt this afit
ectigsaertteeiceaootmnn atiob City,consistent
nueiptt
aever y 0 beitr
sap
I:.itootibrac et i
oont
g t conauct, m ape ..
duties.
" No loner engaged in the pursuits of con3nierce, I
rdiislicharge'ef al.! dmy pnicill:
shall be enabled to devote myself still more to the sal
in the great council of the nation,
of my constituents, to promote their views, and to vol`",§
over their interests •; and, as one of their representatives
likely to advance the welfare of the people and
prosperity of the country at large.
to join in Ili VlCaStitrhe
, .... .

remain, Gentlemen,
" Your faithful and obliged servant, „
" JAMES MO'
" 43, Portland-place, 25th May, 1852.

THE HULL MURDER.—HULL, TUESDAY, /111,
25.—This morning, two men, who gave the names of °to
Snape and John Smith, each about 23 years of age,
former stating that he came from Nottingham, and the 'Zia
ter describing himself as of Leeds, were placed at the of
of the police-court before the Mayor and a full banjo
magistrates, on a charge of having been the parties vi of
perpetrated the murder and robbery, a brief accost,i
which has already appeared. Both prisoners are Yee;;',
respectably attired, but with a certain touch of flashnl oe
about their appearance. Snape, against whom the eviden.
n
is the - more direct, was in a state of great trepidat'","
trembling violently during the whole of the examinett%;
This dreadful affair has caused the greatest excitement
the town, the more so as several other ca,es of street r°-
bery with violence have lately occurred iu Hull, and are 50P,
posed to have been committed by members of the sgtiliho
travelling gang, and this morning the Street in front of
Mansion-house was rendered impassable by the crowds.
sembled. Several witnesses were examined, and both Pr w"
ners were remanded.

DUBLIN, TUESDLY.-THE PfLOSECUTIt:)N OF ro, OS
BIRCH, Or TIIE " WORLD."—Counsel on behalf of D'-1:(
French moved the Court of Queen's Bench, yesterday, Olod
a day for passing judgment upon Mr. James Birch, vril° ins
in the last term pleaded guilty to an indictment charg
him with publishing a libel in the World newspaPer• 4.00
affidavits had been filed either in aravation or initiga'ilog
Monday of punishment. The Court fixed nest for g
judgment.

CHEAP OMNIBUS FARES.—The cheap ornniblises
placed on the Oxford-street and Holborn line of road, toll',
from the Marble Arch to the corner of Tottenham-01/r of
road for one penny, and from that point to the bottom
Holborn-hill for the same low fare, may now be considered'
,soo
after more than six months' trial through the worst st, be
of the year, to be firmly established in the favour of rseat
e_
public, as is fully evinced by the pritronage which they
nve
ceive. Some omnibuses, with equally cheap fire,,..'' 11`,s.
been started on the Strand line, from Westminster to .INOgaly
cross, and the omnibuses on the Harnpttead-road 00t toy
run at low fates through Holborn, but charge oue
only for the whole distance from the corner of New al'ored
street to the Camden-town-gate, thus affording
opportunities for cheap riding to the residents of that pop
part of the town.
e in'
Tessa ABERDAIIR COLLIERY ExrrmszoX.---" by
quirt' into the causes of this lamentable cat.,,troplic,, at
which sixty-four persons suddenly perished, was resuaneuribt
Aberdare yesterday. The examination of kir. Mack d 3,9-
the Government inspector, WWI proceeding when --
mom left! unprecede,otas