The Sun.
London, England, 1845-01-06 00:00:00

MARYLEIIONE VU.;TRY.

THE fIEPAMS OF ALL SOULS' CHURCIL
Mr, W ATTS, who acted as Clerk on Saturday, in tllB
VaPenCP of Mr: Flood, called the attention of the Vestry td
h., report of the Committee appointed to inquire into
the i-•et.sity- of.certuin repairs of All Souls' Church.
On a former occasion, whfii the Committee
pressed their epinitei that the repairs were necesstirn
Mr. Gt lITIM proposed that their report be recommitteu
to them, in order that they might state whether '82,01'
further rep e airs were ncessary,i, and if any, what.3ll.'
G,imm's motion having been carried, the Cominito
have since made a new report, which was submitted
the Vestry this morning, and in which they state,
not only the repairs, concerning which they first I:,
ported, bet also a curtain in the organ loft, which wi".
not included in that report, were necessary.
Mr. Gomm inneired whether "any further re p&,.
not connected with curtains were still wanted ? A
Mr. RIDGWAY observed that he was not present a
the time when the report was re-committed, or he shot:"
then hive made some remarks upon the incessant apF
cations to the Vestry far money to defray the expen!;t
-of repairs in All Souls' Church. Persons connected 01.4";
this church were continually applying for little repsf,
of. 51. and tot, with now and then repair of :4 isrr",
amount. If all these repairs were necessary, why Wei;
no contributions raised upon those portions of the col
gregation who complained of draughts and other incot
vernences ? A nobleman who complained of a dratighili
his back would always be willing to give a draft ‘,114.;
banker to get rid of it. There were some gentleo,'
having an interest in All Souls' Church who never Oil'
to the Vestry but when the subject of repairs was bey
mooted. Why did not these gentlemen attend to they
other duties as vestrymen ?
Mr. Joss:Prr did not think that Mr. Ridgway had Arlf
right to question any vestryman as to the frequenef
his attendance at the vestry. The question before fra
vestry was, whether these repairs were necesssary, 311,
Mr. Gomtn inquiring as ,to whether anything else l'/"'"
wanted, had nothing at all to do with the matter.
Mr. RIDGW AY again rose, and was about to addiS
the vestry, but was interruped by loud cries of " O ~'
chair," which rendered him utterly inaudible. `:;j.
The CHAIRMAN, who agreed with Mr. Joseph,
yised Mr. Ridgway to give way and sit down, but .Psh'
Ridgway proceeded, still being, however, inaudible. :
Ridgway having at length sat down,
Mr. WiLsort. said that he was very sorry that wb
the Chairman recommended Mr. Ridgway to give OP
he (Mr. Ridgway) did not do so. He (Mr.-
thought that • the report ought to be accepted by 4:4'
vestry, and that it would be better to cause the rep
to be executed than to lose pew-renters, perhaps to,
yearly amount of four times the cost of the rePtili
He (Mr. Wilson) w4uld, therefore move that the ref'
of the committee be accepted.
Mr. Wilson's motion was seconded, and carri°‘
unanimously.

A SAD REvEttsf.:.--F.)ur individuals, who were
t'ew years since occupiers of as many farms of calf°
derable extent in the parish, are now working on tr,;',
roads for the means of existenee, at Boarstall, Btio,;
A sad reverse this from master to man, from
land to the road, to he obliged to labour on the hie;
ways for the parish surveyors, at the small :+urn
them for their work, we believe tight sbillinw, is t'i
higheAt down to six hhillings par week. Witn two ag
them it is the more severely felt from their having !tilt
f:.milies to support. .0.10

BIRTHS',
On the 29th ult.. at Guernsey, the lady of Captain Oils
'Fre pat!. late of the Bth Regiment, of a son.
On the 2,1 inst., the lady of David Scott Smith
Devonshire-strett, Portland-place, of a son.
On the 2,1 lost , at 'Favistock, place, Mrs. Lacy, ot. a
On the 2d inst., at the Park-place-villas,
Maearther, of a son.
On the 2d inst.. at 13eomond. Chertsey. the wits of ,--116111
Malden, Esq., of a son
On the 2d inst., Porchester-terrace, Bayswater Viello
of J. G. H. Bonnie, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 2d inst., at Upper BedtOrd-place. Rusaell-0(10..
the lOn ady of Henry Horn, Esq., of
ce a son. • of
the 3d inst. at Dorset.pla, Dorset-square. the 110
of William Plunkett, Esq., of a son,
On the 3d inst., at Spring-gardens, the lady of 1 stsP--
Beardmore, of a daughter.
Fareham, Hants, Mrs. Wetherell, of Seville, c : a4_

M.4RRIED

On the 30th ult., at the church of St. Therius, WEL.II,II;
Lieutenant %V. K. Shoveller, of her Majesty's Royal fill'iets
Forces, to Georgina Lucinda, youngest daughter )(till
Henry De Rinzy, FA., of Wexford.
On the Ist inst., q
atSt. Pancras Church, Joseph jjeri
Foot, Esq., to Rose Parker, second daughter et
Harris, Esq., of Guildford-street, Russell-square. 1J Jo*
On the Ist inst., at St. Mark's, Kennington, James —or
Esq., of Millman-street, Bedford-row, to Miss Sarah Anil

rett, of Denmark-terrace' Camberwell.
On the 2d inst., at St.Giles's, Camberwell, Viralterlic47;o.
only son of Walter B. May, Esq., of Hadlow Castle, ,11"
to Eliza, second daughter of the late John Jack.son,
Elm House, East Dulwich.
110/es
On the 2d inst., at St. Mary Abbot's, Kensington, t 4,0
Lord Augustus Fitzclarence, to Sarah Elizabeth
the eldest daughter of Lord Henry Gordon. Qj, 1311
On the Ist inst., at Radborne, John, only son ( 'fete'
Buller Yarde Buller, Bart., of Lupton, Devon, to C.Luih'orecl
second daughter of E. S. Chandog Pole, Esq., of °JAL'
Hall, Derbyshire.

DIED. 6,Prti;
On the 3d inst., aged 28, at his brother's house, Is
land-place, Wandsworth-road, Robert Paterson, Esq.'
the firm of Coe and Paterson, solicitors, Size-lane, Citi'w,,e,
On the 19th ult., at Ventnor, Isle of Wight, Captaill '
Williamson, late of the 93d Highlanders.
trobvill
On the 25th ult., in Great Russell-street. 810-- f
James Liddell, Esq. ''')
On the 29th ult., at South Wraxall, John Al/cll.-F:64
Notton House, Wilts, aged 79. Pa'
On the 30th ult., at Worthing, Suisex, Henri Gore'
late of the East India House, aged 80.
.fastell°
On the 30th ult., Mr. John Ashcombe, of Soy.--
Essex, aged 68.
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.fistle•
On the 2d inst., Hannah, wife of Mr. Brook, lato c .
street, Holborn, aged 72. i i.
On the 31st ult., at Islington, Mr. Thomas Gardal- '
seller, aged 84.
,ect 7 l'
On the 31st ult., at Great Malvern, Mr. S. Roe, se- voice'
On the 31st ult., at Paddington-green, Willem
Esq., aged 83.
On the Ist inst., at Croydon, A. Harman, Esq. 144v-....-'

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