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

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THE REGISTRATION.

COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.

The Revising Barristers held their sittings yesterday morn-
ing at Guildhall, to revise the list of claimants in the dif-
fcrcnt parishes within the city of London.

ET. LAWRIMtti JEWRY.

A person of the name of Hunter claimed as parish-clerk.
He was objected to by the overseers.
Mr. MARTIN said, as it was a curious case, he would
reserve the point.

ST. MARY'S, LOTHBURY.

The parish-clerk claimed for a freehold office ; he proved

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that he received two sums of 21. 10s. each, one of which
was paid by the Drapers' Company, for houses in Fleet-
street, and the other was granted by Queen Elizabeth, p
able out of real estate. Claim retained.

ST. MARY, ALDERMARY.
The Rev. Dr. Wilson claimed as rector of the parish.
Alderman T. Wood opposed the claim. Mr. Gregory
supported it.
The objection was, that the claimant had been a bank-
rupt, and that his living was under a sequestration, and fur-

they, that he was not in occupation. -
Mr. MARTIN said it had been decided that bankruptcy
was no disqualification.

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This case led to a lengthened argument--eventually the
claim was allowed.

WI. MARY-LE-BOW.

In the Mt of the Rev. John Walker it appeared, by a
deed dated the 24th of June, 1825, a certain rent-charge
of 40/. per annum WU created to be received by certain
trustees, upon trust to pay that rent-charge over to the
Minister, churchwardens, and overseers of the parish of
Guttered, Herts, to be by them applied in the education of
the children of poor cottagers residing within the parish.
Mr. MAIvrIN said the lgal estate was vested in trustees,
who were to pay the rents to the minister, and therefore
struck out the vote.

(Before Mr. COVENTRY.)
In this Court the claims of 22 shareholders of the Mark-
lane Corn Exchange were admitted.
The following is the result of the day's proceedings :
Overseers' objections
Sustained 6
Conservative objections
Sustained 27
Stand over
Liberal objections 76
Sustained lO
Several parishes yet remain to be revised, and the Courts
are adjourned to Thursday, the Bth of October.