The Sun.
London, England, 1847-03-12 00:00:00

SURREY METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS.

1. SOUTitWARK.—The district of the Southwark County
Court of Surrey shall include the Superintendent Registrar's
districts of Rotherhithe, Bermondsey, Saint George South-
wark, Saint Olave, and Saint Saviour, and so much of the
Superintendent. Registrar's districts of Newington and Lam-
beth as lie north of a line drawn from the river Thames at
Lambeth-stairs, along the middle of Church-street and Lam-
beth-road, to the Westminster-road, thence along the middle
of the Westminster road to Brook-street, thence along the
middle of Brook-street and Lambeth-place and Garden-
place, by the south side of the Fishmongers' Almshouses,
to the high road, Newington Butts, thence along the middle
of the high-road, Newington Butts, to Cross-street, thence
along the middle of Cross-street to the Walworth-road,
thence along the middle of the Walworth-road to East-
street, thence along the middle of East-street, Richmond-
terrace, Apollo-buildings, Prior-place, Sion-place, and East-
lane, until it is cut by the boundary of Saint George,
Southwark.
2. Lalunrrn.—The district of the Lambeth County Court
of Surrey shall include the Superintendent Registrar's dis-
trict of Camberwell, and so much of the Superintendent
Registrar's districts of Lambeth and Newington as is not in
the district of the Southwark County Court of Sucre:-, and so
much of the Superintendent Registrar's district of Green.
wi.:ll as lies west of the Croydon Railway.

By the same Council an order is also made, and notice
given, that from and after the expiration of one calendar
month from the 10th inst., the 'Privy Council will take into
consideration the propriety of making a further order for
abolishing, from and after the 24th day of April next, the
Court heretofore holden at Sheffield for the manor of Shef-
field and Eccleshall, in the county of York. and for holding
the County Court of Yorkshire at Sheffield, for the recovery
of debts and demands, under the provisions of the Act of
the last session of Parliament, from and after the 26th day of
April next.

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MUTINY AT SEA.—The barque Clydesdale, com-
manded by Captain Murchin, bound from Derry to New
THE WEATHER.—The weather still continue 3
Orleans, had proceeded on her voyage as far as Morille,
where, on the 24th ult., eight of the crew, headed by the
winterly, and for the last two days there has been, oaclethasoluogn:
slight falls of snow. For some weeks p
that the ship was not sea worthy and was leaky. Theabt the wind has
carpenter, refused to go out further on the voyage, alleging 3'
blown from either the N., N.E., or E
owners, Messrs. Osborne, Allen, and Co. of this city, being the temperature during the greater,the
e moonnte
oeftbreeardhaien: c, at has
informed of the circumstances, requested Captain Ramsey, ranged as high as 40 degrees. On Wednesday mon • g s
R.N., and Captain Mason, of the Superior, now lying here, 39 minutes past four o'clock
to survey the vessel, and to report whether any repairs were quarter, and about an hour before
until midday
bcforeah
eaN'yfa.ll of
In
nstnhoewcotuorsoke
necessary- Both of these gentlemen haying inspected the place, for about half an hour, which covered
the ground, and.
vessel the day after, agreed in declaring that the ship was out of town
wa.sudoftraoilnl nt ehe
N.E.
seaworthy and ready to proceed on her voyage forthwith, she of the afternoon two more iieLyy falls followed each other, a
spranlgn up,
the and
evetnhieng cloudsthe
not making more water than was usual with vessels at sea, keen cutting
min
The seamen, continuing refractory,
were taken before the clearing away, it began to freeze.dresseg ,
Rev. J. M. Staples, J.P., Morille, on Friday last, who, finding thermometer had fallen to 2 o with a starlight sky.
the charges proved against them, sentenced them to fifteen
ROYAL GENERAL DISPENSARY.—The general
days' imprisonment. The sailors were afterwards conveyed quarterly meeting of the
governors and supporters of this
to Liffoid gaol. The Clydesdale remains at Morille until the meritorious charity was held on Wednesday in the board-
complement of her crew can arrive from Liverpool, who are room of the institution, Aldersgate-street. Mr. Atkinson in
expected by the Maiden City steamer on Wednesday. the chair The report
3,9
rtforBth9e last quarter made up showed
W that p
We hate heard it said that should Government not that duringpersons were recipients of the
be able to find a purchaser for the Pavilion, her Majesty will benefits of the institution. Of them 1,706 were perfectly
in all probability convert it into a royal nursery._Brighton cured, 335 partially so, 32 died, and 1,826 remained still
Gazette. tinder medical treatment. The condition of the funds was
Low TIDE IN THE THAMES.—Wednesday after- satisfactory. The report having been adopted, thanks were
noon there was an extraordinarily low tide in the river; all
the two nearest voted to the chairman, and the meeting separated.
the arches of Waterloo-bridge, excepting
Middlesex shore, were p,nlectl d Sir Thomas Hastings and Mr. Dampier having on
the
y dry. Several of the Saturday concluded their inveefigation o lithe affair between
above-bridge steamers and craft grounded, and some diffi- Major-General Napier and Mr. Woolls, left Guernsey for
culty was experienced In bringing the steamers alongside the Southampton hy the packet of Sunday. It is scarcely necese
pier at the Middlesex side
o
shoal opposite Whitehall. Westminster-bridge from the sary for us to state that no information on this matter has a 3
yet transpired.—Guernsey Star.