The Sun.
London, England, 1838-03-28 00:00:00

COURT OF ALDERMEN.

TIIE GOVERNMENT AND THE CORPORATION PRI VILEGEI.
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After the account of the proceedings of the last Court
Common Council was read, detailing the particulars of O"
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conferences between the Government and the Corporation, 0
the subject of the contemplated changes in the city police or;
tern, the Town Clerk read a Report, signed by the Lora
Mayor and Aldermen Wood and Venables, and Mr. DePut.Y
Corney, to the effect that Lord John Russell concurred In
certain suggestions for the regulation of the police in the 01 ;
from which concurrence, particularly as the suggestions wcres
said to have originated with the Noble Lord himself, it
taken for granted that his Lordship would support the I3ill jWaA i
troduced on Monday night into Parliament, upon the part °
the Corporation.
The LORD MAYOR then informed the Court that Lord John
Russell's secretary had sent the following extraordinary nom"
munication to the Remembrancer :
" Whitehall, March 26, 1838.
" Sir—l am directed by Lord John Russell to inform Y°'
that, since his letter to you of the 19th instant, it has come t°,
his knowledge that a Report from the Select Committee°
the House of Commons on police will soon be presented, rc."
commending the union of the whole police of the metropollo
under one head.
" Should such a recommendation proceed from the ialec
Committee, Lord John Russell will consider himself at liberty
to support that recommendation, if it meet with general etT:
currence ; and his Lordship, in consequence, considers the
city authorities at liberty to frame their Bill in such mann
as they shall think most expedient.
" I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
S. H. PHILLIPS.

" The City Remembrancer."
A discussion of some length took place upon the subject o
cef
this letter. It was finally determined that the Remembran
should be directed to watch the progress of the Police Cora-
mittee in Parliament, and to report to the Lord Mayor the
result as soon as it should be made known in the House 01(1
Commons, in order that his Lordship might call a Cour,t °b,„
the subject, and that the further discussion of it should
adjourned.

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