The Sun.
London, England, 1851-11-03 00:00:00

NORTH WARD.

LIBERALS. CONSERVATIVES.
Thos. Weddell, su geon.. 266 E. D. Nestield, brewer ... 264
Thomas Purnell, grocer 275 F. T. Welburn, grocer... 182
J. Chapman, gentleman 280 William Were, shipowner 152
SOUTH WARD.
W. Harland, Esq., M.D. 209 W.Williamson,shipowner 132
R. T. Morley, draper.... 131 W. Williford, wine mer-
John Fairgrey Sharpin, chant ..
hotel keeper ... ......... :309 Pantlandlleck,shipowner 181
FAREWELL BALL AT THE MANSION-HOUSE.—On
Tuesday the Oily Mayoress will give a farewell ball at the
Mansion-house. Upwards of 600 cards of invitation have
been issued upon the occasion. This entertainment will
form an appropriate and gratifying close to the splendid hos-
pitalities of the Lord Mayor d
n a the Lady have
Moress during
the present eventful year, hospitalities w hich have been ex-
tended far and wide without any distinction of political or
and to foreigners from all parts of the world.
has nominated Master Walter Camp-
bell,Smithfield son of Campbell of Islay, to the vacant scholarship in
the
ECAnuaLr tye r tao use,
CLOSING thein
oTpgoi fwt,Teonrt
Ethoe
E aI
saj TOWERsty .
thein e now
k • the afternoon, instead of at seven •
proceeding to 8;h the
Docks steam-vesselniust,
therefore,w ha elfas
the evening. Persons
_a.niine,
closed at leadingat four
of,rooliono
at the water-side of St. li. th
make their way round the To ale, notice
near Thames-streepet, will
much trouble, as the western-g
This may rvent
be open as usual.
VISIT TO MANcoESTER.—
t rput the three State chairs
there into the
used at the late reception
lof her
They were knocked down
Thile'llcEorpoLraAtTioEn ofll °BYlaAnLche e
,i.e.jesty
hands of an auctioneer for sa e.bid,
and his Worship having
to the Mayor at a reserved
Tne prices offered for
timation that they will
be accepted
them at the auction were very low.
offered diem as a present to MajestY! has received an in-
ESRONEOUS ARCTIC
of Captain Austin's ex-
reason to believe that the new chart ERIES.—We have
ipsuc"hat
pedition to Jones's Sound will show t .
rely inlWn Y.ones,
m,
.o sat rof Sir John
n d
that where
bfefrdeisheoevbearnielsa"idhdanvlembeienli his
Chart lands or islands,
Captain Austin's
there is nothing
the very islands hi ctillatS but water; in fact,
1•r John Ross had
' by the way, of
laid down in his chart—his " correction,'
ones s Sound.—
w
ships sailed over
Parry's discoveries—of the ap roach to J
p
United Service Gazette. members of this
THE ARCTIC COMMITTEE.--The
with the ex-
committee held sittings every day during last week? and ex-
amined officers of the recent Arctic expeditions,
ception of Saturday, which was devoted by to the
Bowles, C. 8., and one or two of the other members,
examination of papers.
ACCIDENT ril WORM.
Rear-Admiral
AT THE HOLYHEAD RATIO,-
-A shocking accident occurred on Saturday afternoon at.
the Holyhead harbour works, by •
lives. It appears that a train of four waggons filled with
were
stone from the mountain, got off the rails, au'd they
precipitated beneath the wood work of the temporary
by which two men lost their
Ono man was crushed to death, and the other was CITOVIRedi
HOP GAMDI t
ad-street. T
. NO.—lt has been eseertained that
the amount of duty has this year been obtained by private
pier.
Inked R,verne. at Brc
parties before the returns have reached the Central Office of
,(.r.ous attenti,a, of site authot ith.s, and steps will mitt Year
be taken to prevent such an abuse of conf' once. 11°P1;et„-
ting has, therefore, been brought to a su'dden terminate-,
this year, and the publication of the de riYea 1:4
ttitiz ukiwo iztereol..,,s4rrey
ty,sn , returns P
c aard,
This has envged the