The Sun.
London, England, 1834-10-06 00:00:00

REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS FOR THE
CITY OF WESTMINSTER-(THIS DAY•)

tersT hapispmoionrnteidngto,
rMeveissserst.nTe fltiostmeofs ovrtotaenrad Tinatnthneveri,t
minster, held their first Court at the Guildhall, Westminsi
ST. JAMES'S PARISH. riat
Mr. James Fawley claimed as a scot and lot voter, in is
of' occupancy of a house situated in Berwick-street, ill
parish, but the claim was objected to on the part of the rt'ei.
chial authorities. The claimant stated that he had inbaFlm
the house from the year 1832 to the present time, Via I!°the
settled in the parish, paid 50/. a year, and had resided in
parish 35 years.
Mr. Buzzard, the vestry clerk, said the claim ythoef brvarr:
to on account of the non-payment of the poor rates. July he
The Claimant admitted that on the last day of last up
had not paid the poor-rate up to that time, but he had pa; had
to the sth of January preceding. The poor-rates unpain.try
not been demanded of him, because. he was in the 0;04
from February tcr the latter end of. July, and he badstence.
that any demand was made at his residence during ai-
Mr. TAMLYN.—Do you then consider yourself an "'"--
tant householder all that time, being absent bus
Claimant.—Yes, sir, certainly.—l was absent on my its
ness as a decorator of mansions, but I left my wife and sew'
at home. question
Mr. Buzzard.—The case rests entirely on the q
whether any demand was made. f JelP
The Collector being sworn, stated that on the 31st 0 t
two quarters were due by the claimant, and they Were %aro
the 25th of August last. Witness called at the cla' ft the
Was objected
house on the 10th of July, demanded the rate, and I,eceohl
usual printed notice either with his wife or servant, huoubt•
not say which. The rates were not. due until the stho 0,4
Mr. TAMLYN said that the claimant had satisfactorilgrunoe
his claim to his mind, and he should therefore insert ins
in the list of scot and lot voters. iers
John Oliver and James Oliver claimed as joint oecuP tbe
a house in Duke-street, which they had inhabited durnlegar tbe
last twelve years and paid all rates. During the past) h the
premises had been pulled down and rebuilt, during `left out ot of
were not rated, and consequently their names were
the list. e oact
Mr. THOMPSON said, then the claimants were in the set
situation of persons living in extra-parochial place& rste
requires the payment of all rates made ; but when lipiettita was
made, of course there can be none to pay. The ,
good and ought to be admitted.
Mr. TAMLYN was of the same opinion, and the vote
cordingly allowed. a lot
The names of two individuals apeared in both the Secizt.cnkodi
and new franchise list as one, ands tood thus, " SanYnel the
George Hcadley." It was a mere clerical error, a"fore
COURT having Mr. Rickards and Mr. Hoadley both b,eecaretl•
struck a name out of each list, and thus both were
°hid Per;
Had not the printer made the double mistake, there yr , as t
haps have been some contention between the Parties
which should be sacrified for the benefit of the otl4er.
vito.
REGISTRATION for the COUNTY of S-
vpolATt
Messrs. E. KNOX and C. B. LENNARD having been sit'eldtbe
to revise the lists of voters fo; the county of Surrei„,e'on. ie
first Court this morning, at the Court House, Newl"„n4of
The COURT having been opened by the appointea- Of t)
Barristers being read, Mr. Corner, from the Clerk theie'
Peace Office, returned the lists of the Eastern division
for the Western Hundred of Brixton had not been seltbee°o
office. He had, on inquiry, learned that the lists
regularly returned to the high constable, who had s'll be'
Mr. Kriox said they would, under these circumstanee;st,
an adjourned Court at the same place on Saturdachilvaro
12 o'clock, when one officer should attend from ea
who was well acquainted with the business. re °ere
The Camberwell list was then gone through ; tbeoee sro
five new claimants, all of whom were objected to ; od
peared to support the claims; three were struck oure9
adjourned till Saturday, in consequence of some la'''.
in the serving of the notice
Those for Clapham, and .St. Mary, Newington, and
church, were disposed of without any objections. name
The list for Lambeth was then gone into. One
s°,
inserted in ink. (ler- p
Mr. KNOX enquired why it was ? The Vestry 'b ,be
the name had been inserted to satisfy the claimant) "itTefl:
had only been on the church-door one Sunday ; they t
objection was fatal.
Mr. KNox—But you ought to satisfy the Act of outs it -
ay
Here you have given a vote, for I cannot strike it eD
ing been inserted and no objection made
Mr. Kemster claimed to vote for seven. leasehold j,':roary
of which gave the tenant the right of voting for the ve,de
That was not denied by the claimant,and the ~
struck out.
Thomas Fersey claimed a vote for the countit;ros,,,t's;
four houses, none of which were worth 101. ; boo'
ow
ner of them, and was rated for them in the Paris"
90/. a year. hake
Mr. KNox thought tha claimant was not entitlednetberilo
vote, for under the Act they could not add houses
make up a qualification for the borough, therefore ayes
ider
tenant nor the owner, if he lived in them, could b cod
on account of the occupation. He would, hoWeVer'
Mr. Blenkall's name was allowed to stand in
the point, and give his judgment on it on SaturdsP 00Y the
for two leasehold houses, which, though rated ait'mebel`,it
parish books, were let for only 8/. a year. He was 't Pr the
for the term of 71 years, and he was allowed the vet', of 0
county upon the ground that 8/. a year was the vBlugli
house, and that would not give the b° r°l.l"
a vote for the eitloL i 4
th`j
though rated at 10/. 05
The list for St. Mary Magdalen, BermOndseY, pod°
passed, and Mr. KNOX having nothing further to Pr°`
adjourned till Saturday.

GUILDHALL.—(THIS DAY.) lia",
_ id Oa;
Thomas Glover was brought before Mr. Aiv---teh pllriboo°
LEY charged by a broker, named Bowden, 1 0 0
several articles of household furniture and a quanutio be the
It appeared from the statement of Mr. Bowden'.oll ill,
been employed by a Mr. Pye to put an eocutle vr.so 001
house of a person named Stewart, to whom b
hi,; ad rii
lord. Bowden deputed the prisoner to act a 9,,,) pOPeer
and during the time he was in possession, vu lb tbeopii
was lost, no trace of which could be ascertainedZeee ,
ception of three books, which had been found ill- '''" 0:1'.
of the prisoner.
,- the hri'4
The daughter of Mr. Pye stated that she saw bile—lf t-4°
during the time he was in possession, call at aril, one a-pe"
West-street, and bring from thence a large Burv'a as - et'
books in question. On the book being identifi,eoo iclooo
cited,those tthhaet
phraidsonbeeernwiasn tthaekehnouinsetooef
uSsttoedwya,rtaesctliec other
Ai,
, ,ortibliod
were found upon him.
The prisoner, upon being called upon by tt'"_s, at;froel
derman to state what he had to say to the eileepil4',sso'
that he had been guilty of a neglect of duty in 5 FOSS' Po°
the premises after he had been put if oust I)o°'sj
and supposed that the furniture and he°": to the dice
been removed during that period. With resPec", to 13: Olt
found in his possession, two of them, rela„,tww'artt ie-se,,
subjects, had been given to him by Mr. that pr°":tr-
prisoner) in better days having been in tbaratrt t-r er
and the Bible he had been requested by ThStee prirribee ':sl.o
care of, as it was an old family relic. tll3- o rt.'
pressed great sorrow for his neglect, stating d.,,, orb ,) 00
connected with the family of the Glovers at latterly kyle)
well known to the worthy Alderman. He bed _ old
living by attending at the Sessions'-house at do ~,S,
V 10
and writing for different attorneys. ones till_ .ce
Mr. Alderman SCIIOLEY remanded the Pris°l' t ertf°l- e
day, observing to the prosecutor that he shotlid:&ll,croe• citb tb
attendance on that day if he did not choose t?, ,:hlf ' t
The prosecutor said he had no wish to deal 'a * Ibe.
don
prisoner.
not ettelll
It was generally understood that he worAid Lliogu'''
day, and if he does not the prisoner will be al— iiitlC)
sIS ..,
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—( tfl
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(FROM LLOYD'S.) ~,a the erg ,
DEAL, OCT. 5. —Wind S. S. W. —Arr" A for -erg'
ship Winchester, from the Nore ; and sage° for penifor tilo
ward, the George, Russell, from London`'' York' '
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Passed by the Sampson, Chadwick, from
River. Galatea) 17a
DARTMOUTH, OCT. 4. Arrived offport the
from Jamaica. . Q S.E. --.4'5
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 4 AND 5.---WIDS. ~ariablewitivi
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 3.—Wind light and ' • Gin"
Wind E.—Arrived off port the Princess , go
Malaga' 1)1
from Quebec ; and Dandy, Clarke,, from Ma agE. S. r.."' ft°
FALMOUTH, OCT. 3 AND 4. Mind E. loom Rogers/ fol
Honduras ; and Peter the Great (Russian se spit re co
breezes.—Arrived off port the Fair Arcadtcare
London, for the Sea of Azoph. Sailed th wls Pa
Espore, ''-'marico, ' -
packet) for Cadiz and the Mediterranean' ZruLisbon•voiti'
for HaliCax ; and his Majesty's ship
A el
STANGATE CREEK, OCT. 4.—Arrived the ~..
gev-'
from Bonicasto. the Eliz:h from
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COWES, OCT. s.—Arrived off port,
er), Frootel,

St. Domingo. , rfaeciOf,
ISLE OF WlGHT.—Arrived off, the Eliza, ~,,,Thifixtrosi
Charleston, and Henry and Sarah, JobsonL from ilw,. A,
PENZANCE, OCT. 4.—Arrived off, the Eflr,rt, Stratford J•
01
Palermo.
LIVERPOOL, OCTa.
BRISTOL, OCT. s.—Arrived the Dueness of Beaufor°*
ren,
from from Jamaica,
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from Monte Video ; Janet, P-tephenson, from 31nt co
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Hero, Ball, from Gijon ; and Tam o' Shanter, Ila ~ii
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CLYDE, OCT. 3.—Arrived the Hamilla, Shawe, fr°3err 0
nidad ; Margaret, Munn, from Jamaica ; Henry, .Erna
from Quebec ; Mariner, IVPDonald, Miramichi ;_,.(A.—
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Castle, Fisher, from Bay Chaleur. eu oi' vf
HULL, OCT. 3.—Arrived the Miltons, Mel gell, a
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ton, Reimers, from St. Petersburgh ; and the Mari 1,
,!e
from Archangel. isliv ,),
LEITH, OCT. a..--Arrivcd the Jane, Wilso a, from . fr 9
..rit. lA*
JET!SEY. (":',o v. 3.-..-Arrived the Frederi .ck, try 11.‘ . 0,
Danzig. t, 01
DUBLIN, OCT. 3.—Arrived the Wil';uun, Cledge, —.
braltar. 0
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The Hope, Hubert, from Nam.% to Liverpool, is OP" ' el,
01
Lochmdane, cargo discharginr,
4s. n„4,
The James Daly, M‘Do..4gal, of Limerick, off F"'"
ea'•
leaky, cargo discharginri,-, oo oh
The Orestes trans?ort, Blake, from Bermuda ir i 0001
have arrived off the Start ; and the Palma, from t'•
off Seaford.