The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-15 00:00:00

WEST KENT.
CHATHAM.

(Before Mr. Full.)
In this parish there were upwards of 60 new cloinit
The list contained the names of 331 persons, out of Whica
the Conservatives objected to 26, the Reformers to 18,

the overseers to 19.
SIR JOHN HAWKINS' HOSPITAL. ea
John Goldacre, an inmate of the above Hospital, claim
to be registered for the county.
The claimant was admitted into Sir John Hawkirl
Hospital 22 years ago last January. It was an aPP6L.
ment for life, and he had, with five other inmates, voted
the Coroner of Maidstone, as a freeholder of the countPci,
Mr. FisH—Has any person been expelled since your 8
mission into the Hospital?
Claimant—Yes : a woman for getting married.
Mr. FlSH—Then, to get married is an infraction of the
rules ? The claimant answered in the affirmative. ,00.
Mr. Fisn said then it appwed the inmates of the
pital were removable under particular circumstances.
After some passing observations the claim of Golav'ed
was allowed, as also those of five other of the inmates
the Hospital.

(Before BROCKMAN.)
Mr. BROCKMAN then vocepeded to revise the lists of
the
parishes of Hoo, Allhallows, Shorn, Clift, Grange, P..„l'j
Alston, Higham, St. James, Grave, Finsbury, Cobham '-
Stoke.

PARISH OF 1100.
James Greenwood, who claimed to be entitled to ntii,
in respect of freehold property, was objected to by the
bcral party. Vcis
Mr. Prentice appeared to support the objection, w"),0
was founded on the claimant having stated his resicleti"
simply " Surrey." er.
Mr. BROCKMAN decided that the name must be
punged. 00
Thomas Goldsmith, who claimed to be entitled to / 0
in respect of freehold property situate in this parish'
objected to by the Liberal party.
Mr. Miller supported the claim.
Mr. BROCKMAN—I must allow the vote, in obedience to
cases decided already, that twenty years gave possessiee'oo
In the parishes of Stoke and Grange there werereo
objections, and in the other parishes no case of irate
occurred.
The Court adjourned until to-morrow, when the case
other parishes and the city of Rochester will be heard.
er,
The following is the result of the objections in the xnleoly
mentioned parishes. Most of the objections which '11.:0(1
sustained, arose from the neglect of the claimants to at"'
and prove their qualifications :

FRINSBURY. objecd
Conservative objections, 5 ; sustained, 0. Liberal
tions, 5 ; sustained, 5.

H 0 O.
Liberal objections, 8 ; sustained, 4.
SHORN.
Liberal objections, 1 ; sustained, 1.
CLIFT. ecbr
Conservative objections, 4; sustained, 3. Liberal °
tions, 1 ; sustained, 1.

COBHAM.
Liberal objections, 2 ; sustained, 2.
ALL HALLOWS.
Liberal objections, 2 ; sustained, 0.

EAST WORCESTERSHIRE. rt sc,
Messrs. CORBETT and CHURCHILL held a voti,
Northfield on Friday and Saturday last, for the Pu.rr,;
revising the lists for that and the neighbouring pa's
On Monday the Barristers commenced their lau°cie
Bromsgrove, for the parishes of Bromsgrove and
bigg. Mr. Corbett presided in one Court, and conollelte
the lists for Bromsgrove. Mr. Churchill sat in a sel);ios
Court, and took the parish of Tardebigg. The foll°
are the results :

OBJECTIONS. r, St
Parishes. Overseers. Sust. Conserv. Sust. Beafba- '
Alvechurch .... 26 16 '''' '
Beoley ... 2 2 .—....— 17
Oldborough ... .....-
.."
Caton Hackett 1 1 —...- 0
King's Norton 31 14 32 9
Northfield ...... 16 7 22 /
Yardley ..... .. 2 2 6 1
Tardebigg .— 37 31 66, a/
Feckeuham
Old Swinford l9 16 37 24 50 ,
Bell Broughton 7 7 ". /
Craidley — 22 17 "-- '
Clent — 27 $
Bagley — -- —'l6 /
Broom . ..... 5 /Pedm0re........ —.— 15 1
4 1
Lubley ...... ...
Churchill — _ 71-19,ipti
Conservative objections in the six last parishes : tte
6, and lost 5 in consequence of signing the initials 01
Christian name.

DEVONSHIRE.
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(From the Western Luminary.)
R -TRATIoN•

EXETER, OCT. 12.—COUNTY
number of cases heard up to Saturday night, 1,226:,79
Objections by Conservatives, 529 Struck out.• .
Radicals 677 Ditto .....44
Overseers 6O Ditto ......
Cases reserved 3B

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SALI;I,
SILVER WATCHES TWO GUINEAS foot c
An Assortment of Second-hand Watches, all of these firiee'cii,
and of various sizes, may be selected from, for the hciarl'irst
T. Cox SAVORY'S, Working Silversmith, Goldsmith, an
maker, 47, Cornhill, London. rice'
N.B. A pamphlet, containing a detailed list of the Ptis,
Plate, Plated Goods, Watches, Clocks, &c. may be had Bra
the if
BIRTHS.
On the 11th inst., at Coberley Rectory, Gloucestershire' ~
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of the Rev. William Hicks, of a son. °
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On the 12th inst., at Poyle House, Middlesex, the Is
Paterson, Esq., of auglady of George St. Vincent ..r' hter. Vl9ol' 9C
On the I lth insta. the iti,
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of Redgrave Hall, 'Suffolk,d of a daughter. ur'lli•so J
On the 12th inst., at Streatham Paragon, Mrs. - ' ,
of a son. the 4
On the Bth inst., at Bellevue, Bexley-heath, Kent,
John H. Gow, Esq., of a son.
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MARRIED. 7," 111 gli'
On the 13th inst., at St. Pancras New Church, P. 11.1,401.
Wilkins, of Haverstock-hill, Hampstead-road, to Elio', ° 'Eger
ter of Samuel Fell, Esq., High Holborn.
T hn- are'
On the 3d inst., at St. George' , Hanover. square, -° ors 4 ,ty
only son of D. Bergman, Esq., of Glarles-street, Gresv;o4oo
to Sarah, youngest daughter of John Le Keux, Esq. Of '' Or
worth, Middlesex. r. 'clascle'dott'
On the 3d inst., at the Church of St. Miry, -11_,,est ,
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the Rev. George Allan, of Brompton, to Rebecca, Y"'`'''"
ter of Robert Briant, Esq., of Stockwell, Surrey. ofst :9tst
On the 12th inst., at Sefton Church, Frederick, youl?.°Aligrr
the late Thomas Britten, Esq., of this city, to Charloirtieverp,'"/
youngest daughter of the late James Ackers, Est? °f%l.----
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DIED. John
On the 11th inst., at Ambleside, in his 72d Year' 00/
Es On the Bth inst., at Yarmouth, Norfolk, Mrs. Sarah Marg
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spinster, in her 97th year. , frlcf
On the 12th inst., at St. Andrew's-place, plot 9- uttoni•
Bth year, Matilda, second daughter of the Rev. • 11,t ageelir
On the 13th inst., Mr. Thresher, of the Haylnar,',4lelrue.'
On the 12th inst., in Cirencester-place, Thomas Ss 130'ic.°
bell, Esq. aged 79, a Major in the late 11th Veto's° mg er,..e.
of the ,i, •
He served serveS with credit and honour in the early part or to ...-1"
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war, and was Governor of Anhalt for several years pri
of 1814, when the island was restored to Desimark•

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