The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-02 00:00:00

TOWER HAMLETS.

Messrs. CHAPMAN and PERCIVALL sat at ten o'clock, at
he School-house, to dispose of the only remaining parish
ist left for their revision.

TRINITY IN THE MINORIES.

The list contained the names of only forty-two voters,
and no new claims.

The Overseer proposed to have one of the names struck
out of the list, in consequence of the arrears of poor-rates.
Mr. CutirmAN said that could not be done. The proper
course to have been pursued was, not to place the name on
the list,, and then let the party make the claim. As the
name was in the list, it must remain.
The Overseer observed, he had not seen the list till to-day.
Mr. CHAPMAN said he could not help that.
The Barristers having got through the whole business
submitted to them, the Court was adjourned.

EAST SURREY—HUNDRED cy' TANDRID GE.
At ten o'clock yesterday morning, Messrs. KNox
LENNARD, the Revising Barristers for this district, ar-
rived at the White Hart Hotel, Godstone, when they pro-
ceeded to open the Court ; but it was long after this hour
before any business could be done, from the absence of the
Overseers, which Mr. Knox observed always took place in
this Hundred.
Mr. LENNARD said the business of the Overseers was
unpleasant, and deserved remuneration ; yet they should
consider an Act of Parliament was imperative, and they
subjected themselves to heavy penalties by thus impeding
business.

At twelve o'clock the Acting Overseer for the parish of
Lingfield entered the Court, and his list was gone through.
The Rev. Mr. Fuller was objected to on account of non-
qualification. He was described upon the Registration
merely perpetual curate. Name struck out. There were
twenty-two new claims, and no objections.
The Parish of Tandridge followed, when Mr. Harris was
struck off the list. 1-le claimed in right of his office as
parish clerk, but had no house allowed him, neither pos-
sessed land to the amount of forty shillings. For this parish,
and those of Titsey and Limpsfield, there were thirty new
claims, and no objections.
(Before Mr. LENNAItD.)
The parishes of Godstone, Bletchingly, Caterhqm, and
Oxted, were gone through, in which twentysix new claims
were made and allowed, there being no objections. At
three o'clock, no person having arrived for two hours, the
Court was adjourned to the 7th of October at Croydon,
for the seven other parishes.

THE MARKETS.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Beans. Pease.
-
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. I. S. to S. S. to a. S. to s.
Blandtord 32 40 30 26 40
Brigg 35 41 '27 29 22 '26 35 37
31) 27 18 32 34
t3hard 31 42 24 28 16 20 36 8 32 31
Huntingdon 4'l 44 24 27 18 22 28 33
Long Sutton 34 44 24 35 37
Louth 35 37 30 32 17 19 36 40
311 41 28 no 22 2i 36 12 32 31
Newark 36 41 28 32 20 '27 :Ai' 41 35
Nottingham
reterborongh '29 t'B 26 30 17 24 134 37
Plymouth 40 50 30 34 20
67 43 I 27 43
ileafor 1 65 70 36 38 22 28 41 43
Upitingbam 32 :38 26 30 22 30 22 42
Wi.bech 30 40
DEV IZES CORN MARKI.,: U.—Oct. 1
Per Sack. s. d. s. d Per Quarter. s. d. s. 1.
First XV lint '2o 0 to 21 0 Barley 0 to 32 0
Second

Per Quarter. s. 11. s. 1.
rley t:7 0 to :12 0
is
ins (per sack) lB 0 `.22
'Ur (per bng) 2B 0 3J 0
gad (per gall.) O. 11 0

Thirds l4 0 15 0 Bea
1497 Sacks of Wheat nolll7 1 A 4101
at the average of j Bre,