The Sun.
London, England, 1835-06-02 00:00:00

KING'S BENCH.-(THIS DAY•)

TILE KING V. MILLINGEN AND OTHERS.
Sir W. FOLLETT applied to their Lordships to fix a day for heat'
ng a motion in this case for a new trial. lastice
Lord DENMAN said the Court was of opinion that public LA,
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would be best consulted by not adopting siich a course at.. hoe
A gentleman who was apparently interested in the ease,
rose, and was about to address the Court; when— des'
The CIIIEF JUSTICE, in a very peremptory manner, sod
him to sit down, observing that he was a witness in the an, be
had no right to interfere after his counsel had been heard. As
(Lord Denman) had been thus pressed, he would say that it If
that person's malicious conduct that originated the prosecution•bio,
he did not sit down, the Court would feel it necessary to direct
to be taken into custody. Witis
The other Judges were obliged repeatedly to threaten din, tea
imprisonment before he could be induced to sit down. He A,49tso
that he was not. the cause of the prosecution, but had been
into it, and all he wanted by the present application was jesticeor
The arguments in the case of the King v. the Marquis of De
shire, were then resumed, and—. • or
Mr. Sergeant LUDLOW prOceeded to address the Court in 0 of
port of the rule for a new trial, and to combat the argainell
Mr. Jervis, who had been yesterday heard.

ELECTION COMMITTEES.
(THIS DAY.)

YOUGH AL. „ cot,'
The Committee, on assembling this morning, resumed t"; ot°
sideration of the evidence produced yesterday, relative to tb city
of a person named Hennessey, who voted for the unsuccessful, it de'
dilate. This was the casting vote, and upon the decision °'
Fended the result of this investigation. fee
After about two hours' deliberation, counsel and agen_,,--iati‘l
called in, and the Chairman of the Committee read the r"'"„ck 0°
they had come to, declaring that the said vote should be str"
the poll, thus giving the sitting Member a majority of onecb
The Chairman was then proceeding to read the resolutionsno.
the Committee had come to, and which it was agreed he show"
port to the House this evening, when Alt °f
Mr. WAKEFIELD desired to call their attention to that !flir
the Reform Bill which, for the purpose of diminishing elect,'" Ott
penses, gave Committees a discretion with respect to the coavre
parties coming before them must incur. The petition in t", 40
sent instance should be declared frivolous and vexatious, insOuhito
it impugned Mr. O'Connell's qualification, and consequently P 5 tote
to much expense in supp3rting witnesses in London to substiToef,
it ; notwithstanding which, they have not produced one ewer
to question it. The petitioners have, in fact, totally al?n_Abee°
that charge. They next charged that acts of intimidation n'";0 pot
perpetrated by Mr. J. O'Connell and his agents, yet they hgch act•
produced tile slightest particle of testimony to prove any lariberli
There were other charges contained in the petition, .0, all 0
treating, &c., and besides, a general charge of corruption, 1,01
which they have totally abandoned. The only point as t^ °b'
evidence was produced, was the scrutiny ; and although they sir
jetted to 56 votes, they have only succeeded in disqualtir!:
teen. This was a very small proportion, and he therefor in
mitted, that the Committee would be only -actulitijillt
the most perfect accordance with the spirit of the Relbrt tbo
and carrying out one of its most valuable principles, Mll'4oo
diminution of election expenses, if they exercised the dit not
with which they were invested, with respect to costs,
order
permit a sitting Member to be exposed to great expense, "bancloo•
to rebut charges that the opposite party may capriciouslY„atiat,
Mr. D. POLLOCK said he never heard of such an aPP
his life. _ _OO

Mr. WA K E pat LD said a similar application was made a few
age in the Drogheda case. • •

The Cll.kiibiAN—Was it successful? ;eresil;
Mr. WAKEFIELD—NO ; but the circumstances were du ban-
Mr. D. Potl.ocKs in reply, said that the qualificationlee'
first, and was afterwards amended ; and was proceeding t .001
when— •

The CHAIRMAN said the Committee had considered tbe fieo;:/
question as to costs, and had agreed to the following res°llte feti'
,4 That John O'Connell, Esq., was duly elected, and that t
tion and the opposition thereto was neither frivolous nor 01
CORK.
The Committee is still occupied hearing evidence as to
the 4:13
of the lands out of which Mr. O'Connor qualifies.
ENNIS. 0641
The scrutiny goes on as yet--the numbers were equal
left.

SHIPPING-(THIS DAY•)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, JUNE 1. —Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the —leo 0;
Eliza, Helen, from Galway ; Hashemy, Stuart, fro° lip
John Hicks, Bone, from Fowey ; Ann and Catharinl4
from Bangor , Triumph, Green, from Bombay ; and tbessid
nity, Woodall, from Demerara, Arrived from the Rirethietl,
mains, the Fanny, Drummond, for the Cape of Good 14, Xs
sailed the Beau Ideal, Kingston, for Lisbon ; and the
cett, Brooks, for Dublin.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE I.—Wind S.E. to S. S.W.
FALMOUTH, MAY 31.—Wind N. moderate. voloft
LIVERPOOL, MAY 31.—Arrived the Elizabeth, 4--ge.
Charleston. Off port the flawell, from New Orleans. „et,
Princess Charlotte, Kirkby, from Bombay.
WATERFORD, MAY 29.—Arrived the Martha popes
fte°
from London.
DROGHEDA, MAY 29.—Arrived the Johannes, -
Wthealter'
le Memel.
CORK, MAY 29...—Arrived the Annandale, Hill, froze
with loss of foremast, &c., bound to Bombay. Vistfr.'o3
t fre
HULL, MAY 31.—Arrived the Robert and MarPreastetps
from Riga; Frau Gesustcrs, 'Wilier, and Anne Kirstine, :1"
Dantzic ; Catharine, Behrendt, from Pillau ; Concoro4 eb
from Rastock ; and Jenny, Smith, from Memel. Fie
LIVERPOOL, JUNE I.—The Young Regulus, fr!"-aterl
having got en the middle sand in the Swein, became -
sna
but was extricated with assistance and loss of anchor ggtilw
Mem.—The Young Regulus arrived in the river oa the ejoi
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