The Sun.
London, England, 1846-09-21 00:00:00

THE REGISTRATIONS

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• BOROUGH OF MARYLEBONE.
oThe e revision of voters for thiS borough was resumed
fth Friday, when the Court proceeded with the residue
I, voters on the list of the Rectory district, off which
G4..r.leines were struck to-day upon tho objection of Mr.
Inwood, for the Cocservatives.
to.__. Walter Beecham Perry, whose name was objected
ra, the Paddington list by the Conservatives, ap-
te_
_di and denied the validity of the objection, inas-
Lk:" as due notice had not been posted upon the church
itet;;; Mr. Perry stated that he went to the church ad-
tu.nt to his residence, and looked in the place where he
lte."l"Y saw the jury lists and such documents hung, but
'puld find no ice as to what time the court
lodged
when henot was to meet the objection
wlinst him
it
reni
that L. Yto the REVISING BARRISTER. MT. Perry said
wen, was about three o'clock last Sunday wheh he
exPressly for the purpose of seeing if the notice
oastPosted.
E6'he REVISING BARRISTER said, without due notice
Eh' r,egistry lists could not be efficiently revised, and he
a,°4llld, therefore, adjourn the hearing of the objection
I,er in the meantime the objectors might serve Mr.
~PY with personal notice.
-,ne lists for the district of St. Mary's was next taken,
when
the
th„ Conservative agent succeeded in striking off
to d'rnes of 86 Liberal voters, "none of whom attended
Chi instheir votes.
Church district was the third list taken this
to'dlarld from it the Tory party succeeded in erasing, up
e time of our going to press, the names of 18 Liberal
',Qrs.

on LIVERPOOL.
of voters Tuesday
for the election of members of Parliament
ch the borough, was opened. in the Sessions-house,
thaPel-etreet, before T. S. Brandreth, Esq. The busi-
-04? was not proceeded with until Wednesday, when the
Qs and objections in the out townships of Everton,
,dale West Derby, and Toxtetb-park, were taken.,
11,7. iretherton, solicitor, appeared on behalf of the
o°rlll party, and Mr. Bremner for the Tories.
oe.l Wednesday the Reformers succeeded in striking
.„,00 from the list for the out-townships.
we-tr_esterday the claims and objections for the borough
440 Proceeded with, when the Reformers struck off 35,
Stet to an appeal, arising out of the following circum-
of appeared that in the service of the notices
Peru jection to the overseers, the solicitor for the Tories
Portion prOof of service. The proof given was, that a
made were delivered at the parish office, and an inquiry
Auc,u4,3 to the time of cluing the office on the 25th of
2ot' ,;;,,hich was stated to be eight o'clock. On the
is op :` '4IY and the 31st of August, however, the offiee
a iitt` n till twelve. The notices were taken to-the office
the 1., ° after eight, and
herot being closed, they were left at
111,t44:15e of one of verseers, agreeably to an int-l-
ey I°ll which had been given by Mr. Litherland. The
de;.rseer received them, and on the following morning
lvered them to Mr. Litherland, who inquired what
47 they were sent in to the overseer, and was informed
44 te before twelve o'clock. Mr. Litherland being
6ecl, published them in the list of objections. .
The REVISING BARRISTER considered there was not
vvs_e ent proof of service, as the overseer was not there
0 received them, nor the party who served them; he
theNingly struck out all who did not attend to prove
lr qualification, subject to an appeal.
Some discussion ensued upon the point.
Bretherton contended that there was sufficient
rroof
of 4,0 as the notices had come into Court from the hands
oeue proper officer. It appears that such proof had
er been required previously in similar cases, and, the
eform
*.t ers were not, consequently, prepared with their
i.pesses.
tifille borough objections will be proceeded with to-day;
which the claims and objections of the freemen will
eard•—Liverpool Mercury.

tfr LINCOLN.
Ate,' -Alamberlain, the barister, revised the city list of
Pea44ttentary voters on Tuesday. Mr. Hitehins ap-
,a for the Liberal party, and Mr. Brown; solicitor,
thue Conservatives. The following-Are furnished as
tive,
‘,,iestlts:—Liberal claims 34, sustained 21; Conserva-
ttia, eiallus 9, sustained 9; Liberal objections 23, sus-
-4.41e0421; Conservative objections 47, sustained 26.
Mercury.

I{ NORTH DURHAM.
Mathews Esq., the barrister appointed to revise
totiklirs of voters for the county of Durham and the bo-
olt,B therein, opened his court at the city of Durham
eaday last.
fr.e"on, the Secretary of the North Durham Re-
Li registration Society,, appeared on behalf of the
4.,/,`‘.!.3 and Free-traders; Mr. Tiplady, for the Hon.
40144-addell; and Mr. Stafford, for the Marquis of Lon-
t and Lord Seaham.
etio; ta sections of the Tory party, although opposed to
them ocher, are equally strenuous in their opposition to
Tlicltes :if the free-traders.
trou. following was the result of the revision for Durham
districts ;
"biections made by the Liberals 7O
Objections made by the Tories 39

Th Total lO9
e Liberals sustained fifty-three objections and failed
sn i4"11. Two of the Liberal objections stand over for
T4_adjudication.
ill 8 ne 'Tories sustained twenty. two objections, and failed
114e!venteen. Majority in favour of the Liberals thirty-
Able The result of the revision has not been so favour-
Lo the Liberal party for several years.

11)kY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

t(kt• 1 o DIVIDENDS.
I\,-, t Is 6. Moyle, linen draper, Whitecburch, Salop,
qil4:-"ei at the ianchester District Court—Oct. 12. J.
il. kinson,
grocer,
Manchester, at twelve, at the Manchester
tZit',l Court—Oct. 12. B. Priestly, grocer, Manchester, at
'V* at the Manchester District Court.

CERTIFICATES.
twe., t. 12. C. Airs, innkeeper, Newport, Isle of Wight, at
ks.,ar've, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London.—Oct. 13. G.
tl" adsworth, apothecary, Broad-street, Golden square, at
kdea, at the Court of Bankruptry.—Oct. 12. W. Kennett
tile • Reynolds, tallow-cbandlers, Lamb-street, Spital-
at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy.—Oct. 12. G.
livery-stablekeeper, Stone-cutter-street, Farringdon-
at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy.—Oct. 9. J.
eie Ellis, warehouseman, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, at
itidea, at the Court of Bankruptcy.—Oct. 13. R. Knight
(011 t• Knight, jun., stationers, Badge-row, at two, at the
that,. of Bankruptcy.z—Oct. 13. C. M'Kinnell, wine-mer-
Fenchurch- street, at one, at the Court of Bank-
ori,geh3:•---11Oct. 16. E. Brailsford, ,music-seller, Old Steine,
;`°,, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy.—Oct. 13.
iatpfloeld, tea-dealer, Bristol, at twelve, at the Bristol
ro„, Court.— Oct. 10. R. K. Frankish, builder, Scar-
-au, Yorkshire, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court.
fat
'l, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
1,4:t ;438611 and Co., South Shields, brass founders—T.
h"rid:"lnan and J. Ellerby, Wellington Chambers, London-
o„roth; Southwark, hop merchants—A. Brodie and F. Allen,
gitWeY, manufacturing chemists—T. Jones and W. Jones,
!Ile4,"er, millers—J. Backhouse and P. M'Donald, Man-
lopeer, fustian manufacturers—W. Lupton and Co., Sal-
410ancashire, common brewers, so far as related to the
lar,b,7 • Lupton—W. Aitkin and' Co., Lancashire, cotton
qtriZotureis—J. Hunt and H. Illadicom, Exmouth-street,
Itoknwell, woollen drapers—R. Hall' and J. Hall, Basingl-
;lre t' Tower
—F. N. Johnstone and F. Marshal ,
,i,ower-street City wine merchants—W. Barber and
t,"4lo",raer! Macclesfield', small ware manufacturers—R.
tf" and J. Schofield, Warwick, hosiers—H. Harper and
tray) Lancashire, iron founders, so far as regards the said S.
it,Nt ad. C. Atkinson—J. Clissold and W. Thomas, Glou-
1' ae,7; ire malsters—J. Morton and R. H. Townsend,
‘4ilorr':'ek, 'contractors—T. Hindle and W. Davis, Bradford,
R. Smith and T. Heaton, Manchester, pawnbrokers
• Barker and Co., Wakefield. manufacturers of
1411 k,"" Yarns--J. H. Palmer and Co., as far as regards
r'r'aon Dent—J. Hook and 11. Ible, Liverpool, brick-
Tier T. Beames and A. Hatherell, Bristol, mercers—
\;,,ofe,,'-'4man and Co., Lime-street, leather merchants—T.
4:0 ."all and Co., Fenchurch-street, wine merchants—G.
4.11: and H. Chapman, Liverpool, stationers—J. Lees and
ttornley, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinners.

aa„, SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
tW 'ues white, furrier, Edinburgh, Sept 22 and Oct. 18, at
A:. ie, at Stevenson's-rooms, Edinburgh.
11 °lnas Lorimer, accountant, Glasgow, Sept. 24 and Oct.
',4t one, at the chambers of Mr. Buchan, Glasgow.
iClexander Gall, draper, Fraserburgh, Sept. 24 and Oct.
at the Soultoun Inn, Fraserburph.
1141exander Dewar, accountant, Dingwall, Sept. 25 and Oct.
at twelve, at the Caledonian Hotel, Dingwall.

PRICE OF SUGAR.
ti the average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, the pro-
lice of the British possessions in America, computed from
atilt)! tettmis made in the week ending September 15, 1846, is
`5. sd. per e7vt•

RAILWAY RETURNS.
WAT TRAFFIC.—The innowing are the Total Receipts of Rail-
4ipt fop past week—that is to say, up to the date to which the
Vrt,eti ve returns are made, together with the receipts of the same
••••.:!....L1 the previous year :

Last
week.

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