The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-19 00:00:00

CITY OF LONDON ELECTION•

REVISION OF VOTERS.—THIS DAY.
The Revising Barrister, Mr. TAMLYN, took his seat in
the Court of King's Bench at the usual hour.
Previous to the commencement of the proceedings Mr-
TAMLYN wished it to be generally understood that all per-
sons who appeared in support of claims, or to resist He
b
jections, should come fully prepared for that purpose. H
had gone quite far enough, indeed he might say too far, in
allowing the parties time ; but if a stop was not put should
system, the business would be interminable. He
not postpone any case in future, unless upon strong grounds.
The lists of the Saddlers' and Skinners' Companies were
passed without observation.

TALLOW-CHANDLERS' COMPANY.
In this list there was one claimant, William Wright, of
30, Tooley-street,who had been admitted a Freeman of Lon-
don, by purchase, on the sth March, 1833, and had o
tained his livery by redemption on the 7th February,
to
Mr. TAMLYN observed that this came under the class to,
which so many objections had been already taken, and
would be considered along with them.—Decision postpone";
The Tinplate Workers', Spectacle Makers', Stationers
Ship Wright;,' Vintners', and W'ool-mens' Companies wera
then revised.

WHEELWRIGHTS' COMPANY.
In this list the Clerk of the Company (Mr. Scott)
that one name, that of Mr. Samuel Wright had be°
omitted, as he (Mr. Scott) did not know his residence. Mr:
Wright had once written to him, stating his address, b°'
that was after the time prescribed by the Act.
Mr. TAMLYN said, of course, the name could not be
serted in the list, as the party had omitted to serve a ""
tice upon the returning Officer and the Clerk of the Com-
pany within the time specified,
The list having been gone through,
Mr. TAMLYN then recommenced with the Armourer
and Braziers' Company, which was passed withodt ob-
servation. stated,

BAKERS COMPANY. •
Mr. William Trott, on' the part of Mr. HepPob, °b
jetted to the claim of Mr. Boswell Frostick, junior, °
Road-side, Edmonton, on the ground of his residence being
more than seven miles from the Guildhall.
No person appeared on behalf of the claimant, and the
name of Mr. Frostick was struck out of the list.

BARBERS' COMPANY.
Mr. Trott objected to one name in this list—that ofJollij
Matthews, of Fleet-street, on the ground that he kePt
twopenny post-office, which disqualified him. The Act 1;j0
the 22d Geo. 111., chap. 44, which provided that
Postmaster, Postmaster-General, or any Deputy or Del
ties employed by, or under him or them, in receiving, CO°
letting, or managing the revenues of the Post-office, or all
part thereof, shall be entitled to vote," &c.
Mr. Smith, the clerk of the Company, stated that be 1010
received a message from the claimant, intimating that 11
had no objection to having his name struck out, and in
de6l

that he ralh wished it. -
A. witness deposed that the twopenny postmasters bit
employed under the postmaster-general, and are in the 111,be
of receiving a portion of the post-office revenue.

name was then struck out. A Wor
The brewers', farriers', tilers' and bricklayers', and
lists were revised without any remark. .sioti
Mr. TAMLYN intimated that he would give his de;ber
upon what constituted " residence," under the Act, Cl
on Monday afternoon or Tuesday morning.

COMMON PLEAS.
Mr. CRAIG opened his Court here this morning, at,etreall
o'clock, when he proceeded to give judgment in se%
postponed cases.

KELLAR
BUTER l.
This case stood over from L
yesteerday. The claimant b'
cupied premises at 49, Mark-lane, of sufficient value,
`io.
the evidence of his,residence in Gloucester-place, P°rtluvit'
square, was very defective, being proved by only. 00; `1
,it
ness, who about Christmas last saw a friend of his c'
the house, but he did not know for whom he asked. „jos,
Mr. CRAIG said he did not think the evidence v0u1".51
tify him in putting the name of the claimant on the nrce
ter. The claimant ought to have attended, as he eoul"

the best evidence on the-subject. so,
Mr. M'Kellar said he was then prepared to d° hoc
Mr. CRAIG—You are now too late ; you ought t°
attended yesterday.
Mr. Rowcroft begged to say, that he, and those •cdr
whom he acted, were not at all anxious to catch °Jrio
to °se, ilot'

ment from the Court. All their desire was
clearly who had a right to vote legally, and who haa 1111!
As the claimant was now present, and willing to I.lOd
the defect in the evidence of yesterday—if the ,1
would permit such a course, he (Mr. R.) would 00"
ject to it. t feet,
Mr. CRAIG said all who had heard the offer 111115-itgb:
that it was a very kind one. The claimant had 00 „teo'
to expect any such concession. As the objector coos% ,
he (Mr. C.) would. allow the claimant to be exareir,,llo
Mr. M'Kellar was then sworn, and deposed that P" lOt
resided at Gloucester-place, Portman-square, for the
five years. .4s /'
The claimant's name was then added to the Itebt.'
Jk'
ABRAHAM BANKS TAYLOR.
In this case the claimant only described himsellsi.
B. Taylor in his claim, and was so described in the ';
Mr. Rowcroft objected to it, and the case eV:Po"
from yesterday.
The Court this morning decided that the tlese,Dt.
was good enough, and inserted the name on the I:reriet.,o,
The Court also inserted the names of Robert V Ic'bif P'
James Williams, both of whom were objected to
Rowcroft, as not being rated according to the Act. 00"
The Learned BARRISTER having taken time for CO
oo
ration, held their qualification good. a "
HENRY RYMER.—This gentleman was - objecte ;mg jie
the ground of being an alien. The Court this ro°lll, irds
tided that the objection was not proved, but aftervi.m.
altered his mind and said he would give judgmentf%V.i*
the similar case of Lewercrop, and in the cases 0' e
•
son and Tate, on Monday. ber'
Mr. Rowcroft applied to have all cases of allegeoctoi,f,
taken on a distant day, say the 20th of .0111',,,
There was a sort of understanding upon the point Y,el;lll`i
and he thought it would be very convenient for, oi
especially to Mr. Capper, of the Alien Offiet''ol
must have present. an,
The parties so objected to refused to mai—
compact. v/110
Mr. CRAIG went into the other Court to coot/tat 1
colleague—on his return he said they both CO"-ce
opinion upon the point. As both parties did nt
the cases must come on in the regular order.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS

)EN INIARKT;T•
is morning's rr.arket,

191'
Coarse Meadow Hay .k3 fd
...••• " .., .0
New Meadow Hay . ,•°. ,i io
•••'" 4i "
Useful Old Ditto
...,, sr• 0
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye grass Hay
... ;'' to
Clover Hay ..... ~
... '
Oat Straw X 1 6to X 1 8 I Wheat Strav;
---- ---

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COVENT GAR.
There was a great supply to thi: to
was dull at nearly last week's price s. tf•
s. d. to s. d.i l' '
• e
Potatoes (cwt.)
Ca' bagel, White (12) 0 9 1 6 Apples f• .............. 9,
.
.......
Ditto Red 2 0 4 0 Pears ................... .
.. . 1
11
Cauliflowers 1 0 2 0 Corn non Plums •• . 0 •,.; ~ ;1
Endive 1 0 2 0 Ori' mns Flums ........
ti
Horse itadish(bundie) 1 6 2 6 D:.msons ................. 1 6 4:
..
Celery 0 9 1 6 French Beans •••••... 0
II;
Carrots (12bunches) 4 0 6 0 Cabbage Lettuces ••••'• 9, p lt,
Turnips
Coleworts or 6 reens 2 6 4 0 Sweet Oranges ( iv' 9 p
Young Onions
2 II 2 6 Seville Oranges ..• 0 •
Turnip Baddishes 0 9 1 6 Lemons ......... ... .... 1:1 4,9 l'
Leeks 1 0 16 . Span. Chesnuts (Pee 3 3 44
Mushrooms (pummet) 0 9 1 0 French ditto ..•...•••... 4 0 ..
Orleans Plums 1 6 2 0 Spanish Hazle)uts•••
.. t; 0 5
Green Gages 1 0 16( Brazilian Nuts.... ...... ... e
Sea Kail 0 9 161 Walnuts ...... ... .. ;:iijg ..3 u ,
Small Sallad
Cos Lettuces (per score)t) 9 101 Gerkins ....... .....,: .... .. 1 6 I'ol
Mulberries (pottle) U 4 U 6 For. Grapes Ocrl"''' .% I)
Melons (each)
Peaches (dozen)
Nectarines 1 6 2 6 Cherries .....•..• ......... z
Apricots 1 0 2 6 Filberts ..................ttS°
-,
Cucumbers. 0 4 1 0
Tr
HAY MARKETS.—(At per Load of 30 to .3 )
15' */
CUMBERLAND- .X' 0 4
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay I ..... • • ....... :3 . .
fp,
New Meadow Hay ................................ ...... ................ . 4 _l, .
Useful Old Ditto .......................... .. .......... ............... 4 Irur 1
...... .5 if
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye grass Hay .............
Clover Hay
Oat Straw 41 Bto .f.l 10 1 W4e-bA .............. ................ .. / 101 I!,
SMITHFIELD. ..£1 0.
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay ... ......................... .' If
New Meadow Hay
Useful Old Ditto .....••• 4 ' 1
... ............ .. .
... 0
.‘
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye grass Hay ................. . _ 'il
Clover Hay (extra fine ...t 510 Generally ....• ••1
Oat Straw ..t.1 4to X 1 61 Wheat Straw ... ..... "'.
I i 1.) N GERFORD.

a Zl
eost''
--- fa • ^
The late general rains will bav_e had tile • 1
tary effect upon the parched-up Ozer-grass, f, )
on the backward turnips.—Birm,in,hanz Adiwr'-
CO,' 411'
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THE LADY BIRD.--S,Vent punctu,- .ch El
or,s.d at;dt. hseohoseprvgircoelavbelres
icnallelieta,rtihneg ghooldpengailrYa''::l3l;:o4li
be before,
year more abundant than they were ever the 1 f
efore, The heirits to the eastwraii °- overy poll
Boulognecount were the other morning literallY ic, of Ai
less raillions of this b ff. 1 inse-t. .." ,e11e.41
generally known that it is aeacu "for tcle toe, jetit'ty
its severest aspect. Dr. Fruerdeerid :. Ilirscp'.ol °lli
several German Courts, in directing the aPPli'ittti JO tb
for the relief of those who may l e visited with: , VI; 01
ing disease, observes that he j -bed the i°s:,sorOlitii°l
his thumb and forefinger, unti:i their ponts 0'1.'4 to
affete.
,0,10./1
then applied the substance moth to th'e
be continues, that he was l'qPr3re, oetV
thealm almost ;
the
fisrtstevery instance to succeed in remov'l'd tie
application, anAdanazdon;yit7o_rePeat the
the cases of a few females.—/30#gne Jo filii ..
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