The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-08 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1835.

well the whole army, staff, Generals, and all. "He
has no knowledge of any preparations anywhere to
grapple with the subject in a practical shape." Is he
authorised, then, to obliterate the notices of motion
from the Order Book of the House of Commons, to
unsay the recent speeches of Mr. O'Connell, to deny
that there was any meaning in the muttered menaces of
Lord Melbourne and Lord John Russell, or any
meaning by which those Ministers dare now to stand !
Such of the readers of the Ministerial Journals as
have been offended, and we know the number is not
inconsiderable, by the reckless and slavish profit-
,gt.a..cy with which they have preferred the interests
or the Administration to the safety and integrity
of the Constitution of England, will scarcely, we
think, be propitiated by the authority of the Globe.
This paper talks of the necessity of contributing
its ideas on the subject of modifying " the struc-
ture of the Upper House, while it can do so without
bias or interruption from the contests of party."
Our contemporary cannot be serious. He must be
laughing in his sleeve at the presumed forgetful-
ness or ignorance of his readers. No contests of party!
In what did the controversy originate ; from what did
it gather all the little interest or animation it has ever
possessed ; on what has it subsisted during its brief
and feeble existence, but party passions, interests, and
conflicts ? In one sense, indeed, it may be said there
have been no contests of party upon this question.
The party of the Constitution has never been roused
to exertion. It never perceived the necessity, or felt
conscious of the existence of a struggle ; but stood
firm, resolved, and immovable, permitting the oppo-
nents to exhaust and shatter themselves by their own
puny efforts. It is well for the latter in their disas-
trous recoil to stammer out " there is no party con-
test," and thus to disguise, if they can, their utter de-
feat upon a question which they have hitherto treated
as practical and urgent, by the pretence that they have
been only engaged in an abstract discussion, or indulg-
ing themselves and the public in the mere luxury of a
political reverie.—Morning Post.

MUNICIPAL REFORM BILL.

FIFTH AND SIXTH WILLIAM IV.

AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE REGULATION
OF MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS IN ENGLAND
AND WALES.-SEPT. 9, 1835.

(Concluded from The Sun of yesterday).
SCHEDULE (A.)—ENGLAND AND WALES.
BOROUGHS WHICH ARE TO HAVE A COM-
MISSION OF THE PEACE.

Llanidloes—Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Pwllheli—Aldermen 4:, Councillors 12.
Ruthin—Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Tenby—Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Thetford—Aldermen 4; Councillors 12.
Totness--Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
SECTION IL-MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES TO BE TAKEN UNTIL

ALTERED BY PARLIAMENT.
Basingstoke-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Beccles-Aldermen 4; Councillors 12.
Blandford Forum-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Bodmin-Aldermen 4; Councillors 12.
Buckingham-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Caine-Aldermen 4; Councillors 12.
Chard-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Chippenham-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Chipping Norton-Aldermen 4; Councillors 12.
Daventry-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12. •
Droitwich-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Eye-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Faversham-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Folkestone-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Flint-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Glastonbury-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Godalming-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Godmanchester-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Helstone-Aldermen 4; Councillors 12.
Huntingdon-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Hythe-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Launceston-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Llandovery-Aldermen 4; Councillors 12.
Lyme Regis-Aldermen 4; Councillors 12.
Lyrnington-Aldermen 4; Councillors 12.
Maidenhead-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Marlborough-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Morpeth-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Penryn-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Retford, East-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Rye-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Sandwich-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Shpftesbury-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
South \Vold-Aldermen 4; Councillors 12.
South Molton-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Stratford. on-Avon-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Tamworth-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Tenterden-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Torrington-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
Wallingford-Aldermen 4; Councillors 12.
Wycombe, Chepping-Aldermen 4 ; Councillors 12.
[None of the Boroughs in this Schedule are divided into
Wards.]

SCHEDULE (C).
Berwick-upon Tweed Northumberland
Bristol Gloucestershire
Chester Cheshire
Exeter Devonshire
Kingston-upon- Hull Yorkshire
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Northumberland.

SCHEDULE (D.)—No. 1.
The LIST of BURGESSES of the Borough of
in the Parish [or Township] of

SECTION 1.-PARLIAMENTARY BOUNDARIES TO BE TAKEN UNTIE

Christian Name and
Surname of each Per 2
son at full Length,

r 'creet, Lane, or other Places in
Nature of this Parisn [or Township]
the Property where the Property is situated
rated. for which he is now rated.