The Sun.
London, England, 1835-05-25 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL•

• Saturday a Court was hel OP d for the despatch of bust° f
The Lord Mayor summoned the Court in consequence oi.c.
communication from the Smithfield Market Committee, the
presenting that the Islington Market Bill had ass° dto
House of Commons, and that if the Corporation inteediewayo
continue in the House of Lords the opposition it had test
given to the Bill in the Commons, Monday next ware the Inio
day at which a petition could be received from tae
C°ll3
Council for that purpose.
The minutes of the last Court were read, and
Mr. FIGGINS then moved that Mr. Pritchard be reinludee t°
to postpone his intended motion on the matter of privi'ev„ar'ther
the next Court, which proposition was seconded by
member. 11

The Loan MAYOR would not put any such motion. and
Mr. FTOOINS, at the recommendation of Mr. Pritchard
others, aopted te fol nest
lowing :
" That d
the question of privilege be adjourned to the -
Court." •
gory
The RECORDER suggested the introduction of 'the. be
" without prejudice," after the word " adjourned ;"
said, would probably make the motion unobjectio7.jable by
party.
had stir;
The amendment was at first objected to by the member
rounding Mr. Figgms, but the Recorder having comma Bpd i$
with the Lord Mayor and several Aldermen present'..es"
being understood that the adoption of the words 06
would induce the Lord Mayor to put the motion !r°
t
Chair, their introduction was assented to by all Part
the a isg
the question being put,
The motion was agreed to unanimously, and e„,',e-ireguill,
conciliation appeared to be generally entertained. 1°1; el
business of the Court was then proceeded with, and
deal done. Coot
Mr. By rrEnwowrn moved that the thanks of the,
should be given to the Rev. Mr. Wetherell, the Lord 1".14 on
Chaplain, for his excellent sermon preached at St. Ps""tatthe
the 26th of April, and that he should be requested to Prlof tbi
same, and that a copy should be sent to each member
Court. es°
Mr. STEVENS moved, as an amendment; that the s f the
should be printed and circulated amongst the members
Court.
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The Loan MAYOR fancied that if the Court were il• recoo'
to give the usual vote, his Chaplain would endeavour 10. be."
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cite himself to the disappointment, bitter as it '
( A laugh.)
mai,"
The amendment was then negatived by a large
and the origiiial moon carrie.
Upon the motion for presentding a petition to the of
Lords against the Islington Market Bill,
After some discussion the motion to petition the fxrci°
agreed to by a very large majority.

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BIRTHS.
On the 17th inst., at the Ray, Maidenhead, Lady
• Rile't
a daughter.
On the 23d inst., in Baker-street, the lady of Captai°
os° Carnac, a daughter. Thei
On the 23d inst., in John-street, Bedford-row, Mrs'
of°
Styan, of a daughter, her eleventh child.
eling,
On the 22d inst., at the General Post-office, M. = re
f
daughter.
°
On the 21st inst., the wife of the Rev. T. 0: Goodc
daughter.
of MARRIED. late° irsl
On the 21st inst., at Bromham, Wilts, Captain Aga*,
16th Lancers, Mary Hood, third daughter of the late
Peter Paget, C.B.
W. P' ' bter
On the 21st inst., at Tooting Church, the Rev. T.— •
liniere.
A.M., rector of Kirklinton, Cumberland, to Jane, eldest ',llsl,rePlie
of Edmund East, Esq., of Leigh-house, Lower Tooting, ofthe
On the 21st inst., at Lewisham, Lieut. Herbert MaYna ;of
Bengal Army, to Miss Jane Consett Bell, grand-
late Matthew Consett, Esq., of Guilford-street, Russell- si eV'
On the 21st inst., at Pluley, Kent, the Rev. Willi se! AO6
Draper, Rector of Broke, in the same county, to Msr%
fourth daughter of Barrington Price, Esq. t r, P.;11
On the 20th inst., at Hitchin, Herts, Mr. Oswald For fe jou
of the same place, surgeon, to Martha, second daughter ° ird
Margetts Pierson, Esq. th
ab-
On the 16th inst., at Cheltenham, Charles Saunders, cia
son of the late Colonel Anderson Saunders, to Eliza, secorirobir,e,
ter of the late James Wilson, Esq., of Sneaton Castle, lr°, 01 of
On the 19th inst., at the Earl of Listowell's, f,a_4:er
Hedworth Lambton, Esq., M.P., youngest brother of e
Durham, to Anna, eldest daughter of the late Gerli,tes%ra
Bushe, Esq., of Kilkenny, and niece to the Countess offi for I;fas
Immediately after the ceremony the happy pair set °
Durham's villa at Sudbrook. The Countess of Listowl" F.
C.
held an assembly, which was numerously attene.ed- be,
On the 21st inst., at the Friends' House, Iligh
Starbuck, Esq., to Miss Sarah Edmonds ; and HeurZ plro°o-ie-
of Uxbridge, to Miss Jane Edmonds, both daughters efl',o van grand-ugh te.fe,
Esq. The ceremony, which was very interesting, Was 1-sos bl°
rously attended ; and we are sure the Meeting-house biee°.,4,l
more respectably filled, or graced by a greater number of f'secettif
belles than were present on this occasion. The ceremoolby fie*"
nearly two hours, and the marriage contracts were sigve F red,
all the persons present. fte • treet'
On the 19th inst., at Trinity Church, Chester, by th e
Aykbroom, Rector, M.A., William Clarke, Esq., of Ceiviiire• 40,
to Jane, daughter of William Jefferies, Esq., of Stafford° Willlter
On the 20th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Lancaster' jog"
eldest son of John Simpson' Esq.. of Hackney, to Glacei
of the late Thomas Mason, Esq., of Lancaster.

DIED.. 94,
On the 13th inst., in his 72d y
eary, Joseph ST*'''' big
Hackney-road. ' it)
On the 23d inst., in Saville-row, Robert Snow, 941...00
81st yeir.
41, of im. h
On the 21st inst., at Tonbridge Wells, nary, W'" , flirt
R. H. King, H.R.N., after giving birth te, a son.
..„eriy, 0 o
Recently, on the Continent, Sir Samwel Watken, fo"'`,.,,'ol°, of
Sheriff of Gloucestershire, and many years in the Colgi; 't fa
the Peace for that county. Sir Samn.el attained the g?-,30 -100-87
87 ; his remains, after being embalmed, will be broug, ley, t"
land, to be deposited in the family vault at King's Sts, WO
cestershire, the residence of his sim, Sir Paul Bagot. of the( the
On the 13th inst., at Exeter; John Neave, Esq., SO' tiler °
Sir Richard Neave, of Dagenham-park, Essex, and Pr° life
present Baronet. ft, Ole
On the 2lst inst., at Tatchbury, Southampton, Suss.sr. o',
of Henry Thomas Timson, Esq. ~.,. 04'10
On the 7th inst., at Elliot-place, Bingham-town, th"--colte'
Hants, aged 84, Mrs. Rebecca Voke, relict of Mr. Julio
r
f f
purser, R.N. o
On the 13th inst., at Edinburgh, William Alves, s'l'' of
ham-place, Hants. l36°'
On the 19th inst., aged 59, Mary, the wife of gr. -• hilo
Great Tower-street, London, and Slinfold, Sassen.
Ogle, O n tEhseq.2:littits.t., ei l'
inst.,
On the 21st inst., in Walworth, Benjamin Clark, f'l ' e,
78th year. C•th
inOgxafofradm,
family of
the ~,:a0 of Jam'
to,
On the 22d inst., at Southampton place, Ceraberwit
wife of Joseph Ward, Esq., in her 82d year. 1 •<(12;
of nine yooting childrsl: in
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