The Sun.
London, England, 1853-02-26 00:00:00

Tbtrb Mfttion.

SUN OFFICE, Six o'clock.

ELECTION COMMITTEES-(THIS DAY).

BRIDGNORTH.

Mr. James having concluded his address, the room
was cleared, and after deliberating an hour and a half,
announced that they had come to the following resolu-

tions :
That Henry Whitmore is duly elected to serve as a bur-
gess for the borough of Bridgnorth, in the present Parlia-
ment.
That Sir Robert Pigot is not duly elected to serve a bur.
gess in this present Parliament, for the borough of Bridg.
north.
That the last election, so far as regards the election of
Sir R. Pigot, is avoid election.
That Sir R. Pigot was by his agents guilty of bribery.
That John Mason was bribed by the sum of 101., but
that was done without the knowledge of Sir R. Pigot.

CLITHEROE. •
Mr. Pigott having replied, on the evidence of the peti-
tioners, applied for adjournment until Monday, in order to
consult whether
,any witnesses would be called for the
sitting member.

The
;
The committee then adjourned until Monday at 12
o'clock.

TABLE OF FRES TO BE TAKEN ON CIRCUITS

AT NISI PRIUS.

(From a Supplement to the "London Gazette" of
yesterday.)
•
In pursuance-of an Act passed in the session of Par-
liament held in .the fifteenth and sixteenth years of the
reign of her Majesty, entitled "An Act to make pro-
vision for a perfect establishment of officers to
perform the duties at Nisi Prins, in the Superior
Courts of Common Law, and for the payment
of such officers, and the Judges' clerks by
salaries, and to aboli-.4h certain offices in those courts,"
we, the undersi4-necl, being two of the Commissioners of
her Majesty's Trersury, have caused the under-mentioned
table of fees to be prepared, specifying the fees proper to
be demanded and taken on the circuits by the officers
and clerks at Nisi Prins, belonging to the Superior
Courts of Common Law, namely
CLERKS Og4 ASSIZE, AS ASSOCIATES ON THE CIRCUIT.
£ s. d.
Every record of Nisi Prins delivered to be entered
fortri-al ....... . 1 5 0
Every trial of a cause, from plaintiff 1 0 0
-------------- from defendant 0 15 0

------- if the trial continues mo
Ifis,n one day, then for every other day, from
Plaintiff and defendant, each 0 10 0
-tv.iturning the postea 0 5 0
Every cause made remanet, at the instance of the
Parties, to be paid by the plaintiff or defendant,
as the case may be 0 10 0
Every cause withdrawn to be paid by the party at
whose instance it is withdrawn 0 5 0
Re-entering every record of Nisi Prins, made re-
manet, &c 0 2 0
Every reference, from plaintiff and defendant, each 0 5 0
Every amendment of any proceeding whatever 0 2 0
Every order or certificate 0 5 0
Every special case, or special verdict, in addition
to the charge for ingrossing and copying, at the
rate of 4d. per folio, from plaintiff and defen-
dant each
Attending any court, or otherwise, with any Re-
cord or other proceeding, under writ of subpoena
or order of court, per day 1 0 0
And no other fees than those before-mentioned shall be
demanded or taken by the Associates, marshals, clerks,
criers, or other persons, performing any duties at Nisi
Prins on the Circuits, but all such other fees are hereby
abolished.

0 10 0

Given under our hands at the Treasury Chambers,
Whitehall, this twenty-third day of February, 1853.

W. E. GLADSTONE, sTwo of the Commisssioners
ALFRED HERVEY, of her Majesty's Treasury.
We, the undersigned, Judges of the Superior Courts of
Common Law, do settle, allow, and sanction the before-
mentioned table of fees, prepared by the Commissioners of
her Majesty's Treasury, and we do hereby establish the
same, under the provisions of the aforesaid Act of Parlia-
ment.

CAMPBELL, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of
Queen's Vench.
JOHN JERVIS, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of
Common Pleas.
PREDK. POLLOOK, Lord Chief Baron of the Court
of Exchequer.
A. H. MAULE,
Judges of the Superior Courts
T. N. TALFOURD,
of Common Law.
C. CEOMPTON,
The before-mentioned table of fees having been sanc-
tioned and allowed by the Lord Chief Justices, the Lord
Chief Baron, and other Judges, as required by the before-
mentioned A,ct of Parliament, we do hereby order that
the said table of fees be inserted and published in the
London Gazette.
Treasury Chambers, Whitehall, the twenty:fourth day
of Febivary, 1853.
W. E: GLADSTONE, }Two of the Commissioners
ALFRED HERVRY, of her Majesty's Treasury.