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REGISTRATION. _(YESTERDAY.)
CITY OF LONDON.
(Before Mr. TAMLYN.)
On the revision of the list for the parish of St. Giles,
Mr. Rogers objected to the claim of Mr. Crow, as one not
rated to the poor. It was shown in support of the claim,
that Mr. Crow was one of the firm of Morrison and Co.,
who occupied houses and warehouses in Fore-street, and
of which the rates were paid in the name of the Company.
It was also shown that Mr. Crow occupied the house No.
104, in the same street ; that another of the firm had served
upon a select vestry ; and that all the members of the firm
considered themselves, and were considered by others, liable
to serve as parish-officers.
Mr. TAMLYN said, that as a similar objection would arise
out of the claims of the other partners, and also from the
claim of Messrs. Whitbread and Co., he would postpone
the discussion.
The claim of Thomas Colbrook was objected to by Mr.
Rowcroft. The premises upon which the claim was made,
was one of several houses, the rates of which were com-
pounded for by Mr. Rogerson, the landlord, and paid by
him. Mr. Rogerson, it appeared, paid 51. per annum, whe-
ther the houses were tenanted or not.
Mr, TAMLYN said that the difficulty arose out of the cir-
cumstance of the sum compounded for being different from
that set down in the rate-books.
In the case of the claims made by the several partners in
the firm of Whitbread and Co., the question arose as to
whether the rating in the name of the firm was a sufficient
qualification. The claim was made from storehouses in
Whitecross-street, and it was shown that they had been
rated in the name of the firm.
The evidence of the Vestry Clerk, as well as that of
Mr. Samuel Whitbread, showed that the firm consisted of
W. H. Whitbread, Richard Martineau, Joseph Martineau,
S. C. Whitbread, Sir J. C. Hobhouse, Bart., and J. God-
man, sen. and jun. It was also proved that the property in
question was purchased with the funds of the Company, and
that all the parties, except Mr. Godman, sen., resided within
the requisite distance.
The decision on this case, which involved the case of
Morrison and Co., was postponed.
The Court adjourned at the usual hour.

COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.
The Revising Barristers held their Court yesterday at
the Guildhall.
(Before Mr. COVENTRY.)
Mr. Thomson, solicitor to the New River Company, at-
tended for the purpose of stating to the Barristers that the
Company complained of the judgment that had been de-
livered by the Learned Gentleman on Tuesday.
Mr. COVENTRY said he had already expressed his opinion,
but Mr. Thomson, if he thought fit, m►ght communicate any
information on the subject in writing, and he (Mr. C.) would
give his opinion on Saturday.
ABANDONED CASES.

In the parish of St. Dunstan's in the West, there were
46 notices of objections, which were supposed to be made
favourable to the Liberal interest. The notices were signed,
and as we understood served, by an individual named Ed-
ward Wilding Williams, being chiefly directed against law-
yers of note, belonging to the Temple. When the list was
called upon, the objector did not appear, and consequently
the objections were all quashed. It appeared, that neither
the Solicitors for nor yet the Secretary to the Middlesex
Reform Association had been put in possession of this fact ;
but the Solicitors for the Tory party had been informed
several days ago that the individual would not appear to
press his objection.
This closed the Middlesex Revisions.
The return of numbers in this Court furnished us by the
Tories who alone could give them for the day, were as
follows :
CHRIST-CHURCH.

Tory objections 4 I Sustained
Liberal ditto ... 4 Sustained

CRIPPLEGATE.
Tory objections l2 I Sustained
JOHN THE BAPTIST.
Tory objections 2 I Sustained
ST. JAMES, GARLICHITHE.
Liberal objections
ST. GEORGE, BOTOLPH.

Tory objection
ST. FAITH UNDER PAUL

Tory objection

ST. HELEN'S.
Overseers' objection I I Sustained