The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-04 00:00:00

TILE GEATLC:MAIV'S MAGAZINE.

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Syivatius U. ban got-4 at. lei g- h into the cootrovers%
het.een Cardiroll Wi-retria unit La, y Morgan on the
subject of St. Peter% choir, and conv•cts the C4rdinal of
plsghoigin. 'Die Cardinal tius bummed cvery word he has
a r.anced on the sutject frcen a Laeiii treatise writer a by
Fabei in the micidie ot the last century, and has not con-
tl,seeritted to notice even th,, xi-it. nee of the msn from
whom he has copied; and of igni•ram.c, since, according
to his own description of the chair, it could nut have
teen a entitle chair, nor achair of any p,riod anterior to
the age of Conmer,ntine; or, if not of ignorance,
of bomethiog worse, Sylvania ooncludes by de-
clar4lg that after perusing the publications of the
Cattlio.l. the Lady, and Mr. Rich, on this subject,
there is left for the Cirdinal and fur the authoruirs

of the Runtish Chuten, it they wish to re-, arablish the
chair and its cousuquence,,, no a'ternative but to ac-
cept ihe chaLenge contained in Lad) Mingan'a
~etitcncr, curt—'' Produce the chiiir."
Mr. PiAtrr Cunningham • COntillUeti his story of "Nell
Gtv)n," which is illui,tra,t, d by an engraii,ng of the
scene betwecti Nelly and tht, King in the pack, as re.
corded by Evtlyu. We have atsu a valuible article on
1.1713 "Curioeirtts of the Old Church Canon,,,"
graphy of Hartley Coleridge, and severalteview.!, besides
the usual Notes cf the Month.

The Marquiseif
-NH (7.-ROWLNOR GALLERY.—Tae follovving cir-
cular bas j t usbeen is'ued by the Ma*quis of Westminster:—
"he daily receives from
l..Vestrninster presents his compliments to
___, and regrets that, owing to the numerous applications
persons desirous to view the pictures
admission. It gives
at Grosvenor House
missions his personal
ari
heilti
hinai pleasure to furnish wii.la these ad-
is compelled to limit the ordeis f. 4.
uaii,tances, as well as tho,e Who
have any means of
DEFAULT OP
May 30.Tductiun to Lord Westmimiter.—
Urosvenor Hon e,
CoLLFcTtins 5t
PROPERTY AND
Baoppecrl;l3d, contains a return
printed on Monday,
INcomE TAX.— A Parliament
at the instance of Mr. Alderman Copeland,
wheghacz,lekctors of the pr..perty,
to the 31st of the names of all persons being
beirceiinnhdere,faluBlsto.frolntt
os ne c defaulters
il.lt c. account n. 7w7t
e"se') atr 'le
givenst.si eys'sh4e
3d3,
tiihceonit;t„ :Itni
JI
aansusaestyse,d
itssixBc,s
i majorityn income-tax, . , m e-a
of
casesand . 3n40
app‘ars that the total number of
taxes.
the collectors, and in several instances tbrellayr it-s, or a por •
tion of them, have been recoverea from the collectors on account
tetilfe
ectors them-
selves. The total amount of default during
did not exceed 20,600/.

THE LUKE OF WELLINGTON AND HIS TENANTRY.
—The Duke of Wellington has abated the rents of his
Strathfieldsaye estates. His Grace inquired of -the steward
if he hail made any abatement of the reu'als. The steward
replied that he had nut, for the tenants had all paid cheer-
fully, without asking for any reduction. The Duke replied,
that was the very reasol why the abiatenn,nt should be made,
and he directed that it should be nn:de 0.. the list as well as
on the rentals of the current year IVestern 'inurs.

According to ,he fete census, the population of the
city of Worcester LI 27,528, being an iatteme Of Only 547.