The Sun.
London, England, 1831-11-17 00:00:00

ORGANIZATION OF THE UNION.

Mr. JONES, in presenting the following report on
the subject of organization, said that although it
differed in some of its details from the plan last pro-
posed, it would be found to be substantially the same.

To the Council of the Birmingham Political Union.

Report of the Committee appointed on the Ist inst.
" for the purpose of arranging a plan for the Union re-
solving itself into sectional bodies."
In the performance of the task assigned them, your
Committee have endeavoured to realize the wishes of the
Council, by drawing out a plan for the organization of the
Union, which will enable it to act as an efficient body of
police, in the maintenance of the laws, in the protection
of persons and prop.-rty, and in the support of our most
Gracious King and his patriotic Ministers. For these
purposes your Committee recommend.
1. That the town be divided into seven divisions or dis-
tricts, and that a station-house be appointed in each district.
2. That the divisions be numbered and coloured as
fol ows, viz. :
No. 1, No. 2, INo 3, No. 4, No. 5, I No. 6, No. 7,
or or 1 or or or or or
Bed Pink 1 Orange White Green 1 Blue Purple
Div. Div. 1 Div. Div. Div. 1 Div. Div.
3. That the seven divisions be divided into as many
subdivisions as convenience may r. quire, and that a sta.
tion-house be appointed in each subdivision.
4. That all Members of the Union residing within
each subdivision do proceed, at a given hour, on the
day of to their resit, ctive station houses,
where the Chair will be taken bva Member of the Council,
deputed for that purpose, to elect certain officers in the
following manner, viz.:—every ten men present to select
one of themselves to preside over them ; such officer to be
called a c' Tything-man."
5. That each Tything-man shall then write out a list
containing his own name and address, and the respective
names and addresses of the nine men over whom he pre..
sides ; and the Chairman of each meeting shall take down
the names and addresses of all the Tything-men elected.
6. That the Ty thing-men of a district having been thus
elected and registered, shall all proceed at a given hour on
the day of to the district station-house, the
chair to be taken by a Member of the Council deputed for
that purpose, to elect other officers, viz., every ten
Tything-men present to choose one of their own body to
preside over them, such officer to be called a " Constable
of a Hundred."
7. That each constable so elected shall first appoint
another Tything-man to fill his place, and then write out a
list containing his own name and address, the names and
addresses of his ten Tything men and those of his ninety
other men under him. And the Chairman of the meeting
shall take down the names and addresses of all the con-
stables elected.
8. That all the Constables of Hundreds elected as afore-
said meet at a given hour on the day of
at the said respective station-houses, the chairs to be taken
by Members of the Council deputed for that purpose, to
elect other officers, vie , every five constables present, or if
less than five, as many as shall be present, to choose one
of their own body to preside over them, such officer to be
called a " Marshalman of a Subdivision."
, That each Marshalman so elected shall first appoint
from among the Tything-men another Constable in his
own place, and th,en make out a list containing his own
name and address, and that of the Constables, the Tything-
men, and other men under him, and the Chairman shall
take down the games and addresses of the Marsbalrnen
elected.

N.B. The Constables thus chosen, in all cases, to ap-
point other Tything-men in their stead.
10. That the Marshalmen elected as aforesaid, be placed
u.;-der the orders of the Council, viz. the Council to depute
one of its 14cinhers to superintend and direct all the Mar-
shaimen of' diotiic,, cad the seven Councilmen thus de-
puted to be called " .tlldermen." of their respective districts.
11. That each Alderman so deputed, make out a list
co,..t.lining his own name and address, and the mimes and
adaresses of a:1 the Marshalmen, the Constables, the
Tything-men, and other tlembers of the Union within
his districts and each Alderman ;hall deliver a copy of
such list to the "Chair Man of the Council."
in all ,the above-named electio.ns the Chairman to
have a casting-vote.

ORDINARY DUTIES OF A TYTIIIWO-SAN;
Every Tything-man shall collect weekly from the nine
;.ion undel Lim, their contributions to the Union, and pay
the sa.i.e iMty lir: hands of his Constable.
He' shall at all times i:eql I:. correct list of the names and
addresses of those under him, and give E. copy to his Con-
c•_able, as often as required, and it shall be his diaty a: all
timed 99 Leep his Tything complete.
He shall at ari tirn?.9 give immediate notice to his Con'
stables of any riot or tunwit which may take place within
his subdivision, and he shall call out hi.; ;;;;:e men, and
prompt means for suppressing such riot.
He sila4 a.aist his Constable in arranging his men, and
in keeping due orde
,tlr, meetings of the Union: and
he shall obey all the legal (infers of hia Constables.

. „
oitatliA,F,Y DUTIES OF A CONSTABLE OF A IlUilDiaL.
Every Conszai4 .9.f Hundred shall see that his Tything-
men do their duty.
shs.,l receive from them the weekly ceoributions
of
the members, and pay the sane once a fOrtnight to az
clerk, at the Union Office.
He shall at all times keep a correct list of those under

him, and give a copy to his Marshalmp, when required,
and it shall he his duty at all times to have the numbet of
his hundred complete.
He shall cause bis hundred men to be numbered, and see
that the proper number he assigned to each man, and that
a corresponding number be affixed to each name in his
own list, and he shall arrange and keep in order his men
according to such numbering, at all meetings of the Union.
He shall at all times give immediate notice to his Mar-
shalman of any riot which may take place within his sub-
division, and take prompt means to suppress it; and he
shall obey all the legal orders of his Marshalman.

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TRAVELS in the NORTH of EUROPE,
in the Years 1830 and 1831.
By C. B. ELLIOTT, Esq. of Queen's College, Cambridge.
Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington-
street.