The Sun.
London, England, 1846-10-02 00:00:00

DOLMAN.

Although there are several tirticles in this perio-
dical almost exclusively attractive to the class of
which it is the monthly organ, namely, the Roman
Catholics, there are others of a very miscellaneous and
agreeable character. The Rev. Charles Plowden's
narrative of the " Preservation of the Jesuits in
Russia," and " Lord Shrewsbury's New Church at
Cheadle," are foremost among the former. Among
the latter the "Reminiscences of a Visit to Spain in
the Summer of 1845" will be peculiarly agreeable to
the thousands who love the phantom of

" That sunny south countrie ;"
and especially so at this moment, when between Chris-
tina, Louis Philippe, Montemolin, Bresson, Cabrera,
Narvaez, and Isturitz, the whole social and political
fabric of that empire seems about to be tumbled into

confusion. " Lorenzo the Magnificent" is a paper
which is not merely illumined by the gorgeousness
of its theme, but also by the intelligence of its contri-
butor. Immediately afterwards we are treated with
some appropriate and most graceful verses, entitled
" The Triumph of Autumn," and signed E. E. M. K.
They appear to us so redolent of this glorious October
season, that we gladly present them to the reader.
" I wake, and the eastern height—flame-tipp'd height,
As an armed knight,
With cuirass and helm of sheen,
•
Reveals me, there in the kindling air,
'Mid armies of nodding green.
" Noon comes, and I bind the earth—panting earth,
With a burning girth
Of sultry sunbeams round,
Till from her sluices the vital juices
In ruddy tides abound.
" I sigh, and the love-sick flowers—damask flowers,
In our trysting hours,
Their sly seclusions leave,
And round me long, like a burst of song,
Delicious odours weave.
" I call, and the list'ning brooks—jocund brooks,
From among the stooks,'
With silvery footsteps run,
To join the espousal, and rare carousal,
Of earth with her lord, the sun.
" And listen! in yonder mead—waving mead,
Where the reapers speed,
About her temples twining
A chaplet new of corn-flags blue.
My love, bright Ceres, pining !
" Farewell! at her feet I'll rest—haply rest,
As in heaven the blest,
Sweet Goddess mine! I swear
By all the blooming, thy grief consuming,
My kingdom thou shalt share!"
Dr. James Johnson is eulogised in a second article
appertaining to him ; but he deserved almost any
rational panegyric, so industrious were his habits, so
intelligent was his mind, so genial was his disposition,
and so honest was his whole nature. Altogether
Dolman's Magazine sustains its character among the
most valuable of the monthly publications.

THE REGISTRATIONS.
CITY OF LONDON.

The Revising Barrister, bir. Arnold, proceeded on
Wednesday with the revision of the list for the parish
of St. Botolph without, Bishopsgate. No case of the
slightest interest came before the Court.
The following is a statement of the result of the day's
proceedings : Failed or
Sustained. Withdrawn.
Conservative objections 154 ... 72
Liberal

Double
Conservative claims
Liberal claims

67 ...
0 ...
1 ...

Mr. ARNOLD yesterday took the lists for the parishes
of St. John the Evangelist, Allhallows, Bread-street;
Holy Trinity the less, St. James, Garlick Hy the ; St.
Martin, Vintry; St. Michael, Paternoster Royal; St.
Margaret Moses, St. Mary-le-Bow, St. Mary Moun-
thaw, St. Mary Somerset, St. Michael, Queenhithe; St.
Mildred, Bread-street; St. Nicholas Cole Abbey, St.
Nicholas Olave, and St. Peter, Paul's-wharf.
In the list of the parish of St. James, Garlick Ilythe,
Samuel Godfrey Crook, who was registered for apart-
ments at 15, Garlick-hill, was objected to by the Con-
servatives.
Thomas Dawson deposed that the claimant was a clerk
in the employment of Messrs. Conway. Phelps, and llay-
ward, wholesale grocers. He occupied a bedroom on the
second floor of the house, 15, Garlick-hill. The rent
was paid by Messrs. Conway and Co. Witness and two
other clerks, as well as Crook, slept on the premises.
The room occupied by the claimant was worth 101. a
year. The clerks were required by their engagements
to sleep on the premises, but they were not compelled to
do so, nor was it necessary for the purposes of business
that they should do so.
By Mr. Brown—Witness had also been placed
on the list. He and Crook occupied separate bed-
rooms. Witness had furniture in his room—s chest of
drawers, boxes, and paintings. By his engagement he
was required to sleep on the premises, and he was pro-
vided with victuals by his employers. Neither Crook
nor himself had any right or control over the premises as
occupiers. They were liable to be discharged at a
month's notice.
Mr. Brown observed, that this was a case in which
four young men had been placed on the list by the Anti-
Corn-law League for the premises of their employers.
Mr. ARNOLD stopped the case, and expunged the
name. The names of Thomas Dawson, Charles Thomas
Bainbridge, and John Pedlar Warren, who claimed for
the same premises under precisely similar circumstances,
were also struck off the list.
The following is the result of the day's revision:—
Failed or
Sustained. Withdrawn.
Conservative objections
Liberal
Doüble
Liberal claims