The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-16 00:00:00

AMUSEMENTS OF THE WEEK.

At Drury-lane, to-night, will be presented Sheridan's
play of Pi-rar;•o, in which Mr. Butler will play Rolla, and
Mrs. Ternan (late Miss Jarman) will make her first ap-
pearance at this theatre; in Cora. The Child of the Wreck
follows, and Jerrold's drama .of Black-Eyed Susan,--William,
first time, by Mr. J. S. Balls—Susan, by Miss Forde. To-
morrow Miss Charles will make her second appearance in
Miss Hardcastle, in Goldsmith's comedy of She Stoops to
Conquer ; after which the Child of the Wreck, and The
Maid of Cachnzere, Zelica by Madame Celeste. On Wed-
nesday Miss Charles will make her first appearance as Ro
salind, in As you Like It, with other entertainments.
Covent-garden commences its performances to-night with
Othello—that character being sustained by Mr. Macready,
lago by Mr. Warde, and Desdeniona, by Miss Helen Falk
cit. followed by The Quaker and to conclude with The
SpiOre. To-morrow will be repeated the new play of The
Novice, and other entertainments ; on Wednesday The
Bridal, with Auber's opera of Fin Diarslo, and, Thurs-
day, after Cibber's comedy of The Provoked Husband, will
be produced a new melodramatic romance; called Afrancisco.
The Haymarket to-night, in addition to the attraction of
Sheridan knowles's new play of The Love Chase, and the
new Operetta of Swiss Swains, will produce a new two
act comedy, called The Romantic Widow, in which a
Mr. Ranger will make his first appearance in London.
To-morrow, and every evening, The Love Chase, with
Swiss Swains, and; if successful, the new drama of The
Romantic Widow.

The Adelphi to-night and during the week will perform
Rory O'More, and The Pocket Book, with, this evening,
first time, The Man with the Nose. Principal characters
by Messrs 0. Smith, and Wilkinson, and Mrs. Yates.
The Olympic to-night and during the week will represent
the four favourite burlettas of A Quiet Day, The Cotintry
'Squi-e, Advice Gratis, and Why Don't you Marry?
At the St. James's to-night Mr. Braham will appear, for
the first time this season, in Arne's Opera of Artaxerxes ;
after which A Day in Paris, The Assignation; and, first
time, a new burlesque, called King John, " according to
Act of Parliament," in which Mr. Hall, of the Strand
Theatre, will make his first appearance at this Theatre.
At the Surrey to-night, and during the week, will be re-
peated The Law of the Land ; or, London is the Last
Century, and Lord Darnley ; or the Keep of the Castle
Hill. To conclude with Jocko ; or, the Brazilian Ape, to-
night, to-morrow, and Wednesday. And on Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday, with The Return of Perouse.
At the Victoria during the week the drama of Gil Blas,
-with real horses ; The Man About Town, and The Truand
Chief; or, the Provost of Paris, will be performed.
City of London (Norton Folgate) opens this evening with
a new and numerous company, including many public fa-
vourites, and a new romantic drama. gilled The Mill of the
Pyrenees, followed by the farce of Law and Lions, and the
drama of Frederick of Prussia ; or, The Monarch and the
Mimic. These performances will be repeated to-morrow
and Wednesday. On' Thursday and two following days,
the farce of Sudden Thoughts will ba substituted for Law
and Lions.

REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.

MIDDLESEX.

Messrs. Coventry and Tamlyn held adjourned courts
on Saturday at Gray's-inn Coffee House, for the purpose
of revising certain lists which stood over from the for-
mer day.

(Before Mr. COVENTRY.)
The list of the parish of St. Bartholomew in the Ex-
change having been fixed to be revised here, was called
upon. In this list there appeared the names of forty-four
P-
PrsOns members of the Stock Exchange, claiming to be
registered in respect of " an interest in freehold team...tits,
and the reversion thereof es cestui qui trust in possession,
the legal estate being in trustees without possession or re-
ceipt of rents." _ _ _

Mr. COVENTRY haVing perused the.deed said that it ap-
peared to him that the claims were inadmissable. He
would, howvever, give the matter a further consideration
before giving his final judgment.
Mr. Coppock applied to have a name restored which had
been expunged from a list on account of no sufficient in-
terest in land-tax redeemed. The only novel feature in
this case was, that the property nut of which the land-tax
issued was copyhold, and according to a case in Delane,
3SG, this made a difference.
Mr. CovENTav said- he could not agree to the doc-
trine laid down in Delano, • aod lie could not restore:
the name.

The result of Saturday's revision is that the oversecrs
made eight objections and, sustained E; of then ; the
Reformers objected to 50 votes. and were successful in-
-42 -cases ; the Tories sustained only 8 and made. 31
objections.