The Sun.
London, England, 1853-02-28 00:00:00

THE CITY RAIL WA T TERMINUS.

The following is a dissection of the division in the
Court of Common Council on Thursday last.
Motion made by T. H. Hall—"To agree with die
Improvement Committee in their report :" upon which
An amendment was moved by Deputy Bennoch, in
the following words, viz. :—" That the report of the Im-
provement Committee be referred back to the commit-
tee, with instructions to confer with the Government on
the whole of the projected improvements in Holborn
valley and Farringdon-street, in order to ascertain if
Government will co-operate with the corporation in ac-
complishing the whole of the plan proposed ; and that
in the meantime the bill now before Parliament be sus-
pended."

MAJORITY—FOR.
Ward.
Chaplin, R. G., Aldersgate
Ward, J. ditto
Deputy Britten, Ba.ssiPhaw
Fuller, C. E. ditto
Wilson, J. 0 ditto
Sidney, T. Ald., Billingsgate
Barnes, W. G. ditto
Causton, J. ditto
Williams, W. • ditto
DeputyStephens,Bishopagate
Carr, J. R. ditto
Edmiston, J. C. ditto
Lambe, R. C. ditto
Patten, H. ditto
Warren, J. ditto
Lawrence, W. Aid., Bread-st.
Laurie, D. ditto
Millard, J. J. ditto
Snell, J. P. ditto
Deputy Pewtress, Bridge
Abraham, T., Broad-street
Brown, H. ditto
Warton, C. ditto
Dakin, T., Candlewick
Bailey, J. Castle Baynard
Barber, W. ditto
Muggeridge, H. ditto
Barnes, W., Cheap'
Hickson, E. ditto
Pead, R. G. ditto
Lidington, S., Coleman-street
Valiance, H. w. ditto
Deputy Harrison, Cornhill
Johnston, R. ditto
Nicoll, D. ditto
Waterlow, J. ditto
Deputy Bennoch, Cripplegate
(Within and Without)
Deputy Meadway ditto
Brass, W. ditto
Cuthbert, G. ditto
Johnson, J. ditto
Lloyd, H. ditto
Watson, C. ditto

Ward;

White, T., Dowgate .
Blo.ke,H.,FarringdonWithin
Morris, J. ditto
Virtue, G. ditto
Wheeler, W. S. ditto
Duke, Sir James, Bart., M.P.,
Ald., Farringdon Without
Deputy Bedford ditto
Deputy Obbard ditto
Anderton, J. ditto
Barnard, J. M. ditto
Bates, T. C. ditto
Butler, C. E. ditto
Clemow, F. ditto
Cotterell, T. ditto
Fox, T. H. ditto
Gresham, W. ditto
Langham, S, T. ditto
Liasy H. J. ditto
Pearce, T. ditto
Walter, G. ditto
Williams, R. ditto
Bache, R. C., Langbourne
Howard, E. ditto
Miller, H. ditto
Sully, C. ditto
Webber, T. ditto
Farebrother,C.,Ald.,Lim&st
Hayward, T. C., Portsoker
Raymond, W. ditto
Vile, G. ditto
Venables, J. ditto
Hooper, T. Ald., Queenhithe
Deputy Tyler ditto
Rose, W. A. ditto
Finnis, T. Q., Ald., Tower
Cornell, J. ditto
Nissen, H. N. ditto
Smith, T. S. ditto
Turnbull, T. ditto
Coleman, J., Vintry
Gammon, C. ditto
Mason, G. ditto

MINORITY•

-AGAINST.

Ward.
Deputy Godson, Aldersgate
De Jersey, H. ditto
Norris, J. T. ditto
Woodward, Thos. ditto
Deputy Lake, Aldgate
Bucknall, R. C. ditto
Burnell, B. ditto
Osmond, R. ditto
Whiteside, R. B. ditto
Lister, W., Bassishaw.
Deputy Bower, Billingsgate
Phillips R. M. ditto
Hopgood, M., Biahopsgate.
Owden, T. S. ditto
Taylor, G. ditto
Deputy Bridge, Bread-street'
Maynard, F. ditto
Maughan, N. ditto
Hill, J., Bridge
Low, J. ditto
Matthew, H. ditto
Whetham, C. ditto
Deputy Corney, Broad-street
Baker, S. ditto
Cox, W. ditto
Foster, T. W. ditto
Humphreys, J. ditto
Elliott, J. H., candlewick
Frinneby, F. R. ditto
_
Towse, J. B.
ditto
Farrar, F. Castle Baynard
Houghton, L.
Davies, J. Co,leman- Chestreetap
Hall, T. H. • ditto
Hogg, C.
ditto
Perkins, J. ditto

Ward.
Webster, W., Coleman-street
Deputy Lott, Cordwainer
Chaffey, J. ditto
Croncher, W. ditto
Joyce, F. ditto
Taylor, H. L. ditto
Hope, H., Cornhill
Brown, B. E., Cripplegate
(Within and Without)
Eyke, J. ditto
King, W. ditto
Sewell, J. ditto
Thwaites, R. ditto
Deputy Kebbel, Donate
Mortimer, H. H. ditto
'Deputy Ragleton, Farringdon
Within
Deputy Holt ditto
Heaps J. ditto
Phillip's, C. ditto
Young, C. ditto
Hodgson, E., Farringdon
Without
Cubitt, W, Ald., Langbonrne
Deputy linwin ditto
Deputy Cork, Lime-street
Simpson, T. B. ditto
Deputy Christie, Portsokeu
Annis, J. ditto
Bnrrowes, T., Qneenhithe
Barkley, T., Tower
Sprague, T., Vintry
'White, W. D. ditto
Conder, E., Walbrook
Dawson, W. ditto
Hale, F. ditto
lUMMARY.

For the Amendment
Aldermen
Commoners
Tellers

Against the Amendment.
Aldermen 1
Commoners 66

Tellers.

Majority

The Corporation consists of 26 aldermen and 206
commoners. Of these there were absent at the division,
either accidentally or otherwise, 18 aldermen (the Lord.
Mayor in the chair, net voting, making one in addition,
namely, 19), so that but 7 of the 26 aldermen recorded
their 'rotes. Of the 206 commoners, 154 voted, leaving
52 absentees. It is but just to say, however, that one
of this body has died since the debate commenced on
Tuesday last, namely, Mr. John Lart, who was chosen
on St. Thomas's-day one of the representatives for the
ward of Cripplegate Within.

TRANSPLANTATION OF TREES.—The Fellows of the
Horticultural Society, who are desirous of witnessing the
working of Mr. M'Glashan's apparatus for transplanting
very large trees, and which attracted so much notice in
Edinburgh some weeks since, will have an opportunity
of doing so next Saturday, March 5. On that day, in
the Society's gardens at Turnham-green, at half-past
twelve o'clock, Mr. M'Glashan proposes to lift a tree,
the ball of which will weigh more than ten tons, and to
remove it to another situation by his patent apparatus.
There will be the usual free admission on the occasion to
the fellows of the society and visitors introduced by them.