The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-16 00:00:00

REGISTRATION.

The Tories have been most indefatigable here, anu!';"
deed throughout the county, in their endeavours to set aside
the votes of those who would that right should supplant
wrong, that good should predominate over evil, that an
Englishman should enjoy those rights and privileges in the
defence of which his fore-fathers bled and died. Thus the
Tories have analysed the nature of the claims advanced by
all who breathe spirit of Reform ; and where the Resfi:
Bill can be brought to bear in any shape whatever, I°l
have availed themselves of " the quibbles of the law, an,,
taken up arms against the partisans of the " good cause'.
In furthering their Machiavelian design, these quibbled'
have discovered that Laira Green is extra parochial,
an
that it adjoins two parishes ; by the Reform Is_ct it is re-
quired of those who possess property on such bind that theYi.
should "claim to be registered within the le;_ist populous
of°
such parishes ;" and as it appears that through ignoranee e'pn
such a clause, most of those who reside, at Laira in
have claimed to be registered in the parish of Charles, '4
the borough of Plymouth, and not in. lE.gg-Buckland,
is " the other and least populous paiish adjoining theren'..
they will, therefore, be most likely' struck out of the list ();
the visit of the revising-barrister- Thus, then, Pers9fllo
possessing the rights necessary to qualify them for a vote es
the county, are to be deprived of their legal privileqoo
through a mere quibble. Surely, in all cases of object',
et
founded on such trifling grounds, the revising barris'o
ought to be empowered to retain,their names where a b°
fide possession and undoubted qualification are IPTclo
apart from such mean trumpery quibbles. One cines::er.
naturally arises out of this, which is, where arc the°„'if
whelming majorities once boasted of by the Tory &one
they are thus compelled to resort to such subterfugeoahr
depriving the liberal party of their firm, conscientious a bf
rents Was it really a hoax that the parsons and squirear° of
played off when they told the country that the makdttbr,
the people supported Newcombe Parker and Toryisin' voti
do they really see that the majority of the men of eon
are not so inclined ; that a real majority of unskactice,
men who have' all the qualification required by ra,fibe
would vote for liberal measures, and not for Newc°
Parker and Toryism, were it not for these drivelling in`
"etr
ia
tions of the common enemy of justice ? But notwithstal d'
all the chicanery they can muster, justice will and 5 ore
prevail in Devonshire as heretofore. We are getting Ton;
and more alive to the shuffling tricks of the Tory telithe
wherever we meet with them we will expose them, tnB";ble,
chances of success by them may be rendered, if Pnas.
more difficult.—Plymouth Advertiser.

His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambtrig
accompanied by his tutor, the Rev. John Ryle Wnst
rived at the Mackworth Arms, Swansea, at 8 o'clock
night, from Merthyr, and after inspecting our bay, 101)° to
and pier this morning, proceeded to Neath, on his rontelii,
Cardiff, intending to visit Mr. Vivian's copperworka ino,
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progress. During his short stay at the Mackworth re to
his Royal Highness made a variety of inqr;iries relatlfctbe
the population, extent, and trade, and manufactures °,1"6 to
borough of Swansea, and expressed Inimself gratilfieti`or
hear they were, in a prosperous st-ate. His Royal '1,.,
ness travelled incog., in a plrAn carriage and fo
Cambrian.
Lord Brougham dinea at the Three Crowns lalt
tel, Leicester, on Monday, on his way to BroughaT.,,cor
Westmoreland, and. on the following evening Mr. o for
nell slept at the same inn, and left early next niornnl°
Manchester, where he had accepted an invitation t°,,iea
tend a public dinner. Lord Brougham was accoroPß-wl
by Lady Brougham and her daughter and son-in-lavirkOW
Mr. O'Connell by Mrs. O'Connell, Mr. Morganm7.4
nell, and other blanches of his family.—Leicester
I,og
The Chapel Royal will shortly be closed, it sir
about to be renovated, and his Majesty has gracion"hoir
nified his intention of presenting a new organ. Thercj
will be removed, and placed in a, gallery, so as to aff°o
aDd
creased space for the accommodation of the househnlu
the public. ry
The Mayoralty
ng to a close, 'of the present Lord Mayor is core'
'And it is understood that Alderman.„goor
land, being
• •
f:ne next in rotation, will be elected Lord
without A'
apposition. the
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rCEFORM ASSOCIATION.—A meeting - O bell
Central Committee of the East Kent Association Ijiv de'
on Saturday last at Canterbury, which was attentl our°
legates from the various districts in the county. FP,I
were adopted for protecting the liberal interest at !::: ill
were OP
risters' Courts of Revision. The Central Conlon'
have their annual dinner during the autumn.
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THE LATE SIR THOMAS PICTON.----- 1110
of this distinguished General, derived from paPersairvicte;
possession of his family, will shortly appear. The i-f
of General Picton in the Peninsular war, during w,isel
commanded a body of troops known by the soubrile, ao
the fighting division," were of the highest importan )0 IP
in some of the most desperate conflicts, turned theisinls3'
favour of our arms. Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, aricto°;
cos, bear everlasting testimony to the heroism 01 e gte3
Independently of many new details connected with tlioo, tie
struggle in Spain, and with the battle of Wateviet°l''
memoir will be enriched by numerous letters of Afper
descriptive of the gallant actions in which he
„I
formed so conspicuous a part. 1 er
As Mr. Mason, jun., was driving his TOY coot
,Miss Pasco, to whom he was about to be married, °roe vlro
wood Park, in a four-wheel chaise, the horse b eet' sej
governable. The ladies attempting to jump na.,,,:e0 d
el
seriously injured that we lament to state Miss esPirot
in a few hours after the accident, and Mrs. Mas°l'
on Wednesday. This melancholy event has created
yeti of,
sensation in Chichester. The remains were ;:nteriali3l::,,
Saturday, in the St. Pancras burying ground, tliewpal
tants manifesting their respect for the dead and lire
for the survivors by partially closing their ,-,;hops•---
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Guardian. 00
A. M. Noirpuuder was recently denouncea
of his neiglabe,nrs in Paris, for having, in 1831, folle
sum of 1,&.)0 francs in gold fir the plan of Pri feria)
'cc
machine, and for having resided at a lodging in 00111,1
Fro:.dmanteau, under tbe name of Gerard. In enn
or this denunciation, which tended to exhibit hid.
double, or at least the accomplice of Fieschi, ;05•Jfevi,,
poudre, who is a mechanical genius, has had the I" and 'O,
experiencing a domiciliary visit from the pplicel., circd,lll
taken before the magistrate. On investigattng tu ea at,
stances, the only thing against him that *Pei°. eratel.
black was his name, and he was accordingly -lb
French Paper.
MRS. BEGG, SOLE SURVIVING "--S,Ol0TER " 01
BURNS THE POET.—The admirers of Burns -a State
to learn, with regret, that his sister is now in „,0 1`1,„11,
great affliction and destitution. Her husband '0 clallt'oC
by a fall from his horse, leaving his widow awl, tWsoncesoe
ters totally unprovided for, and now in circntr ter of lot
distress, These facts are vouched by the Min's 600( re
parish of Tranent, near Edinburgh, wh-J also men e
ish, • f Ar
Mrs. Begg and her daughters reside, in his Par, relic,'
Ali"
most deserving persons. Subser;-otions for the P`or,
received by Sir William Fori-es --and Co., "ar'e,iocl
burgh ; the Rev. Mr. rri e e'rson, Tranent ; -
Ainslie, No. 4, RI
in ur • ANITY the
THE I • ::.:iand-square, bgh
Hurta
-...AND OF LIBERTY AND &toile thy
AROLITIONE3T CAUGHT !—We learn jog 01_0*
Ashville Repubrican, extra, that on the evell was t7it'
ser
Bth inst., a young man by the name of Dres r,
is Jc
in the act of distributing some incendiary trge „as tox,
phlets among the Negroes in that place. "i'f•,,ood 13;1,2e
before the Committee of Vigilance, tried, an". "bare ,t 1
and sentenced to receive twenty lashes on
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and quit Nashville in twenty four hours, uncief:tsP 1i;
,s)f; c;
of a more severe punishment. The sentence the
diately put in execution. This is what we c
dressed.—New York Advertiser.