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London, England, 1830-12-22 00:00:00

BREAD-STREET WARD.

There are two vacancies in this Ward—one of the old
Members having died, and another (Mr. Row, jun.) bay-
ing resigned. There were four candidates, viz.—Mr.
Holmes, Mr. Shoobridge, Mr. Burra, and Mr. Kipling.
A poll was demanded.
After the business of the Ward had concluded, it was
proposed that a petition should be presented to Parliament
from the Members of the Ward, praying for Reform in
Parliament, Vote by Ballot, and a Reduction of Taxes,
and in lieu of that reduction, that a heavy duty should be
laid on steam•power. This petition was unanimously
agreed to, and it was agreed to present it to Parliament
immediately.

FARRINGDON WlTHlN—Returns Eighteen.
Mr. Kef.Lr was sworn in as Alderman, in the room of
the late Alderman Crowder, late Lord Mayor, before ti e
Court of Aldermen, on Friday last, through which a va-
cancy in the Common Council took place, on which Mr.
Weldon and Mr. Carter started as candidates; the show
of hands being in favour of Mr. Weldon, Mr. Carter de-
clined going to poll, and Mr. Weldon was elected.

COLEMAN-STREET WARD.
The former Members fur this Ward were returned with.
out opposition.

CHEAP WARD.

There was one vacancy here, caused by the resignation
of Mr. Loxley ; and two new candidates were put in
nomination—Mr. Fletcher, of Ironmonger-lane, and Mr.
'line, of Cheapside. After the show of hands, a poll
was demanded on behalf of the latter named gentleman.

In the following Wards no alteration took place, having
returned their old Members, viz., Cistle Baynard, Wintry,
Cornhill, Coleman-street, Billingsgate, Bishopsgate, Ald-
gate, and Lime-street.

In these Wards the following changes took place, but
without a contest :—Queenhithe Ward returned Mr.
Temkin% in the room of Mr. Hathaway, deeetned. Candle-
wick Ward, returned Mr. Gostric, Mr. Bildwin, and Mr.
Beard, in the room of Messrs. Bond, White, and Platt,
who resigned. Dowgate Ward returned Mr. Brown and
Mr. Gondol, in the room of Mr. Deputy Foster and Butler,
both resigned. Cheap Ward returned Mr. Fletcher in the
room of Mr. Loxley, resigned. Broad-street Ward re-
turned Mr. Chub and Mr. Simpson, in the room of Mr.
Patterson and Mr. Wakefield, who resigned. Tower Ward,
Mr. Ware was returned in the room ofMr. E. hf. Noy, re-
signed. Farringdon Without, Mr. Wm. Farlow was re-
turned in the room of Mr. Butterworth, resigned.
The following Wards were contested :
BASSISIIAW WARD—Returns Four.
Those marked with a • are fresh Candidates.
Mr. Shirley 6 Mr. Hoist
Frisby.......
66 * Richards
Davies

ALDERSGATE—Returns Eight.
Mr. Rolls
Walton 27 Matthews 2l
• Godsen 25 Fisher, Deputy
Lorbir 25 Digging ll
Mottram .24 Mr. Jones resigned.

CO HIM AINEREP WARD—Returns Eight.
Mr. Hammon 2( *Mr W. T. Heath
Ainger 2O *Hall ls
•Lamb 20 • Williams, ll3
Wood 25 *Culverwell l5
Rowe, ten 24
Memo. Rowe, Jun. and Trimb;

resigned—Mr. Stephenson de.

WA LBROOK.
Mr. r Hale 22
Woodward 28
Watkins 28
Deputy NVilliaint 27
Gibbs 26
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LANGBOURNE W
Mr. Al rex 47
Stubbing 47
Mareliant
Elliott • 45
Haswell 45
Carter 44
Dixon 42
Mr. Taylor and Mr

:—Returns Eight.
Mr. Richardson
Cope
Thomas Hale l6
•Harrison l6

'ARD—Returns Ten. -
Mr. Nichols
Unwin 3ll
*Stewart ....... 'WI
• Morrison 'kJ
18
•Hunt l2

BREAD-STREET WA;
*Mr. Kipling 7
*Holmes 7
Illathie, Dcp.
Cracklow 3
Legge
Coleman
Bridge
Hallam 9

TRIAL OF TIIE EX-MINISTERS.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

COURT OF PEERS, SUNDAY, Dec. 19.
FIFTH DAY.

As this important trial is to be conducted without any
adjournment, the Court pursued its business through the
Sibbrh-day. At ten o'clock the President and Peers
took their seats, and the prisoners were introduced.