The Sun.
London, England, 1836-10-31 00:00:00

COURT OF ALDERMEN.

On Saturday a Court was held for the dispatch of public
business.
THE MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS—THY CITY OF LoNnoN.
The Clerk of the Court of Common Council having read.
an account of the proceedings of that Court, in which
was stated that certain resolutions had been passed in the
Committee of the whole Court, having for their object a
very important change in the Court of Aldermen,
Alderman FAREBROTHER rose to move that the intorno-
tion should be laid on the table.
Sir P. LAURIE observed that the resolutions had not
been discussed in the Court of Common Council, and be
had every reason to believe that they would never pass
that Court.

The motion was agreed to.
PRESENTMENTS BY THE WARD INQUESTS.
Several houses of bad repute were presented by the
Ward Inquests.
Alderman BROWN moved that the presentments should
be referred to the City solicitor, with directions to prosecute
the keepers.
Alderman BROWN said that the interference of thn:
gistrates would be more likely to be efficacious, A great
deal of misplaced lenity was usually exercised with regard
to the keepers of houses of the kind.
The RECORDER said that by the new Central Crimina
Court Act cases of the sort could be tried at the 01
Bailey, aid he thought that the most effectual way of cheek
ing the system would be by sending each delinquent to IA
tried at that Court.
The Sheriffs presented the new Report of the Sheriffs re-
lative to Newgate, which was, along with the Report pre-
sented on a former occasion, taken into consideration. ,
The LORD MAYOR said the Court were bound to recol-
lect the pledge they had made to Lord John Russell—that_
they would not effect any material alteration in the gaol of
Newgate without communicating with him upon the subject •
Alderman FAREBROTHER said that there could be 00
doubt as to the disposition of Lord John Russell to approve
of such changes as had been suggested by the Sheriffs, cal-
culated, as they were, to give such accommodation at so in-
significant an expense.
The motion was then agreed to, and the Committee 913"
pointed to assemble on Thursday next.
Adjourned.

REGISTRATION OF VOTERS•

CITY.

(Before Mr. MYLNE.)
On Saturday, in the parish of St. Gregory by St. Paul'
the objection to the name of Thomas Moore, younger, by
Mr. Rowcroft, was allowed by the Court, and the list set'
tied and passed. The lists of St. Dyonisius, Backchureh,
and St. Bartholomew by Exchange, were settled and passed'
The Revising Barrister stated that he and his colleague
would give judgment in the case of Barnard's Inn, on Tues'
day. _ _ .

(Before Mr. CRAIG.)
Mr. CRAIG having, with his colleague, Mr. MYLN!'
finished the business at the Westminster Court of Itegni°
tration at eleven o'clock, took his seat here at a little after
twelve on Saturday ; but no cases of importance occurred
in the course of the day.

TOWER HAMLETS.
On Saturday Messrs. TAMLYN and FALCONER resumed
their Courts of Revision in this place.
ST. JOHN'S HACKNEY.—The original list contains th6e
names of 2,000 electors ; objections :4, claims 22 ; 1
claims were allowed.

The revision of the list was completed.
ST. LEONARD, SHOREDITCH.—The lists of this r-ri
had been left open from Friday, to give an oppertunit}' to -
claimant, named Fendall, to attend and support his ellkunZ
On Saturday Mr. Fendall was present, and stated that Pe
had occupied a house in Raven-row, Spitalfields, PP
to
Christmas last, and voted at the last election in right
of
such premises, At Christmas he left, and removed t°_,lB
house in Shoreditch parish, where he now lived ; he claim
therefore, in right of successive occupation of two houses
in the same borough.
Mr. FALCONER said, as there had been a cessation of
possession, the claim must be disallowed.
The list for this parish was then completed.
MILE-END NEW TOWN.—The list for this hamlet C.°l/.:
tained the names of 68 electors—there were two claim
which were allowed.
ST. MARY, WHITECHAPEL.—Number of votes On the
list I,o3B—claimants two, which were both allowed. s
ST. KATHERINE WITHOUT THE TOWER, AND ST. Prit
AD VINCULA WITHIN THE TOWER.—In the list of t"„
former there were nine names only ; in the latter 27---4"
claims or objections in either.
TRINITY, MINORIES.—The list contained 16 names, be.
sides four which had been erased.
The whole of the lists were gone timoug'n.

WEST KENT.
(Before Mr. CHAMBERS.)
On Saturday, J. K. Chapman, who claimed to vote fors
freehold house at Lee, was objected to by the c;onservatil
He, as well as Mr. Carttar, called for the claims of J.
00
Chapman, T. Q. Chapman, and John Clark, which were
struck out.

(Before Mr. BROCKMAN.)
WooLvricm—No case of interest occurred in this air
trict. A majority of 62 in favour of the Tories appears'

IRISH REGISTRIES.
The following is a summary of the returns from the
gistration Sessions in Ireland, contained in the 1)11%-i
papers of Thursday :—ln the King's County the rnaPrbr
for the Reformers was 68, the Conservatives having tile
established three claims. In the city of Lit:Wick a.wit,
Reformers, who have already an immense majority, fork,
tered 26 ; the Conservatives 13. In the county of `l°the
at the Bandon Sessions, the Reformers registered 28
Conservatives 6. For the borough of Bandon, the v
servatives registered 9, the Reformers but 3. In Gal
rivio.
county there were registered 7 Reformers ; for the v, °56
servatives not one ! In the town there were registereailii,
Reformers, and 7 Conservatives. In the county of i>a
kenny, at the Thomastown division, there were regi.6teetrbe
20 Liberals and 2 Conservatives. The registries In re..
counties Limerick and Cork have proceeded up to the P
sent period most advantageously for the Liberal interest'

Mr. Weale, the Assistant Poor Law Commissi°lleiri;
in the course of his late address, said he had assisted
forming 800 parishes into unions.
Cu it
At the last meeting of the Bath Town Coun,4l
was determined that the surgeon of the city gaol 570°"11
supply medicines, in addition to his attendance, without°
remuneration beyond the salary of 20/. a-year. been
A number of women, young and old, have
neat
lately employed to break stones on the turnpike road 11"
Beckhampton, Wilts.

PLATE FOR HIRE.—A LARGE ASV '
, 01
MENT OF PLATE is kept exclusively for LENDIN"'
portion of which may be had for the use of Parties, Dim:ls:44
at a very moderate charge, from T. COX SAVORY'S, , ncloo•
Goldsmith, Silversmith, and Watchmaker, 47, Cornh ill, L° ice.
N.B. A pamphlet maybe had gratis, containing a List, of the
if Plate, Plated Goods, Watches, Clocks, &c.

B IR TH S. .00
On the 28th inst., at Hackney, the lady of Clarks Scott .E.
Esq
0., of a son. ts oc/‘'
On the 27th inst., the lady of T. J. Pl'ett, Esq., of 1.2/1
square, of a daughter. f Gerg.
On the 25th inst., in Mecklenburgh-square, the lady 0-
H. Kinderley, Esq., of a daughter. , liter-
On the 28th inst., at Hornsey, Mrs. C. Price, of a °,4° OW
On the 18th inst., at Boulogne-sur-Mer the lady 0' '
den, Esq., of a daughter. P
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MARRIED c Doe
On the 27th inst., at Tottenham, John Beale, Esq'' °- OA'
Grove, Tottenham to Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of the late
Jenkins, Esq., of I:eyton Essex. f Greeli'
On the 6th April, at SI. Pancras, Mr. Stanley S'Lokes,o-riodoth
street, Grosvenor-square, to Vesta, eldest daughter of A. '''
cl'
Esq., of Torrington-square. a f 10„ ,
On the 27th inst., at Hastings E. T. W.orry, ESI. 9 o V.'s'
hurst, Hants, to Mary, eldest daughter liter of R. M. 'Wilmot,
On the 27th inst., Mr. Bullen, surgeon,
M.D., of Hastings. E,50%,
Saffronr . 00.
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to Katherine, youngest daughter of Mr. Sharpe, Is.ensingt_ per,
On the 26th inst., at Cranbourne, Dorsotshire, Theni:Fratte
Knox, Esq., eldest son of the late Right Hon. G. I(n°%ett, R'Pl.
ces Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Captain G. Bur
summers,
On the 28th inst., at St. Benet Fink parish., Mr. K. , tree'
of Horsleydown, to Miss Amelia Stewart, of "Threadnedet,.../
ViTalden,

DIED. Edward °lll
On the 21st inst., at Tolpudle V' Dorset,
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kcarAige,
Warren, Esq., aged 35. •fe of P.
On theslH6tlolispininsatl.:,.aaft Twickenham, Maria nenrietta, sci _ of tbo
C. Clifton, Esq., of Sudbury Priory, Harrow and daughter
late J. Heywood, Esq., of Alaristow House, Devon. T., pot
On the 24th inst., at Reading, F. Bailey. Esq , 1‘1."--,,o.' ed 731,6
On the 25th inst., at Bath, the Rev. Thos. Watson, -,0 of -
On the 27th inst., Charlotte, wife of F. Harrison, r"sq.'
Post-office, aged 52. art, aged 64.
On the 27th inst., at London-wall, Mrs. M. Stevr. -of Alr•
On the 28th inst., at Ham stead-road, d, Elizabeth, relict
j. i
Dean,n st . , Mary,both -c, let'
W. Dempster, of Earl-street, B 1 kf i_
On the 27th inst., in Southwacrk,rJaorsse.ph Goodchild, ...s‘_l::, sna
80, during a long period an activea Governor of St. Thorne,
St. Luke's
oechte 'f
25ththe°11tehLr.sari'
eldest son of Th . ‘.
of the Exchericr
mamas Stannard, Esq.,
11' C.
Lincoln's Inn,
In O-ace' • the wife of Mr.
Sole T-terrace, Pentonville, aged rte ..csiVe'
p,;„, - s-street, Cavendish-square, 71'
'','-, aged 64. owfifßeeogfenEt:sJt;eeHt.erett, anddat
• Charles'
On tke 27th inst., at Clapham, the Rev. Joslaua genii' pull
On the 26th inst., at Rodney Cottage, Clifton,
son of T. C. Gardner, Esq., aged 15, Sir 5' °Sill°
On the 22d June, at Lea, Arttur, second son of
ton, aged 26.

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