The Sun.
London, England, 1832-12-26 00:00:00

SCOTCH MARKETS.

HADDINOTON CORN MARKET.—Dee. '2l.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. Bib'
First L'Os Od 33s Od 21e Od 25s Od %28,„!
Second 498 Od 27s Od 19s Od 2'2.s Od
Third
There were 436 qrs. of Wheat in market, 404 whereof wereso.
92 Unsold.-0 Grey.
.2/. Os. %I. 10.12ths.

Average 21. 9s. 9,1110-12ths.
DA LKIETH CORN MAR KET.—Dec. 20.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Cease. Bed,*
First 6os 04 32s Od 21s Od 32s Od 3'2s Od
Second 48s Od 25s Od 19s Od 28s Od 213 s
Third 4os Od 22s Od 16s (Id 24s Od 243 is"
MAYOR'S COURT.

THE LONDON BRIDGE APPROACHES' it"
THE MAYOR, ALDERMEN, AND COMMONERS OF 111-
lnei
CITY OF LONDON AND JOSEPH HUDSON. lrq
The question to be decided in this case, wag as
to the real value of the leasehold estate and interest 4)11,4
of the claimant, Joseph Hudson, in a messuage rLt
tenement and premises, on the west side of Abchuren: Revd
lane ; and also of his leasehold or other interest ni
a messuage and premises on the east side of Sher' '111)4
borne-lane, under the provisions of the 2d of WI: 1,
Liam 4th, c. 27; and of the 10th of George 4th, •„,. gut`
c. 136, for improving the approaches to Londed
bridge. The freehold interest had been purchase `ith
by the Committee.
In the month of April last a notice, signe-
Mr. F. B. Hookey, an agent for the Corporatie°' kh
stating that it was the intention of the body to use(
the premises in accordance with the provisions °,
the Act, was served upon the claimant, and the f°:
lowing claims of compensation were made by P. N.s
Hudson : ,
dada of premises in Abchurch-lane, late the Ship Letter OtTii; '444
pted for chambers, &c. ; held for an unexpired term o_„,,
r
years, at a ground rent of 150/. perannttm—the presumed "'" e
when occupied, 8001.
From which deduct 1501., taxes about 501.-2001.,
leaving a profit rent of 6001. per annum at 19!<i e 0 tie
xi1,5.)0 0 , 411
year's purchase
Fixtures, at a valuation, in the sum of
0
0 tl
Agreement for a lease of two houses in Sherborne. 110;i
j
lane, 21 years unexpired, at a rent of 801. per !tlo
annum, the presumed value being 1101. per an. Its
nuns, leaves a profit rent of 301. per annum, at
12% years' purchase £3s2 10 ) '•
0
Fixtures at a valuation, in the sum of 7O 0 ;di,
Le ,s amount estimated t ;air
be required to finish the nth,
Chambers
300 0 IS,
*
£45%1 " 'f t
The Committee considered this claim exorbitant;
,it4r!
and made a nominal offer to Mr. Hudson, in "je
to bring the matter before a Jury. tha.
For the city of London it was contended roi,
t
the claimant had taken premises very lately at contended)ljtet .tabl
a year rent, and 50/. taxes, upon speculation, t° or„ 44,'tto
them out to lodgers, End now demanded the eri.,of 1t4104
mous sum of 11,5.50/. for the lease, but the true ‘'be 8a e
of estimating the value of the compensation t°o
given was, by paying him the sums he might hand ,c1,11'4
expended in making alterations in the buildingade,
fitting up of the rooms for the purpo,,esheeohnsd otios,
signed, and the real value of his lease by
rack-rent of 1501. per annum, which he Pahl' re.
gether with the value of the fixtures. Wlt"h .O 4
sect to the value of the lease of the two butoes 1.
so 1!4e1
Sherborne-lane, which the claimant held u"decore
agreement for a lease, it was stated that theY ,„
/,
fl
not of more value than the reserved rent of Sod,sir
and the 121 years' purchase he required on 8105
Ik
ditional 301. per annum, if they were worth it,
be Upon thed a fair and fit computatiOn. °
0 cled
part of the claimant it was corno
that the premises were fairly valued at the 5I 00
stated in his demand, and witnesses were cane('
both sides to prove the value of the premise*. both
After hearing very long arguments uP°ll,./001.,
sides, the Jury estimated the premises at 3,1
and the fixtures at 1251. d 110
The Common Sergeant, Mr. Bullock, 017,, Et
Gurney were for the Corporation, and gr. vat!
Mr. Ryland, and Mr. Bernell were for the c4ins°

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BIRTHS. ,o fa
On the 24th inst. at East Sheen, the Hon. Mrs. renrhY"
of
son. The child only lived a few hours. LAY
On the 24th inst. at the Royal_terrace, Adelphi, the
Horatio Leggatt, Esq., of a daughter. i PP'
On the 2kl. inst. in Wilton-crescent, Lady Frances Higg
of a daughter.
On the 25th inst. Mrs. Newton, of Cheapside, of a sou.
DIED. 00'

One the 25th inst. in Wimpole-street, Thomas Pitt, -
in the 78th year of his age.
On the 25th inst. in Highbury-terrace, Henry Rogers, I:64tiOt
On the sth of July, at Kandi, Ceylon, Wilton Toulrailb!t ,00
Assistant-Surgeon of the 58th Regiment of Foot, yonnge lane.
of the late Mr. Abraham Toulmin, surgeon, of. Old

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