The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-27 00:00:00

LADIES SCHOOL.

0 BE DISPOSED OF, at a Market Town,
-41- 29 miles from London, 15 YEARS unexpired LEASE
nf a HOUSE, which has been a Ladies School for more than
60 years: Possession may he had immediately. The Fixtures,
and the greater part of the Furniture, to be taken at a fair
valuation. Address, Post-paid, to Y. Z. High Wycombe,
Bucks,

ERRAD-STREET WARD.—At a COURT
of •WARDMOTE, held at Cordwainer's Hall, on
Friday the 21st day of December, 1321, and continued by
adjournment on the 22d and 24th, before the Right Worship-
ful JOHN ANSLEY, Esquire, Alderman of this Ward, for
the choice of Ward Otheers for the year ensuing :
The following Gentlemen were elected Common Council-
tnew for the year ensuing, viz. Messrs. Deputy Samuel•
Hayward, William Mathie, Thomas Coleman, Henry Dib-
bin, Dibbin, Matthew 'Popham Gibson, Benja-
min Blakesley, Jonathan Crocker, James Bridge, John Hal-
lam, Robert Burra, John Biden, and John Francis De Grave.
And it via+ Resolved,
That the thanks of the Wardmote be given to Messrs. Hay-
ward, Mangle, Coleman, Dibbin, Gibson, Gillman, Sowerby,
Blakesley, Crocker, Bridge, Hallam, and
,Burrs, for their
services as Common Councilmen during the present year.
It was moved and seconded that the Thanks of the Ward-
mote are due and respectfully offered to Mr. John Bidet)
and Mr. John Francis de Grave, for the prompt and hand-
some manner in which they have come forward as Candidates,
and thereby contributing in their persons to sustain the respec
tability of the Common Council of this City.
Upon Which an Amendment was moved and seconded,—
" That aftei the name of Mr. De Grave the name of Mr. Wil
Liam Webb he inserted," and upon its being put, there ap
pcared—

Fof the Amendment - -
Against it - - S 7
Whereupon the original Question was put, and there ap-
peared--

For the same - - 30 •
Against it - - 9
It was moved and seconded, That it be an. instruction by
this Wardmote to its Representatives in Common Council,
that they support. every measnre tending to introduce a more
economical administration of the City Revenues ; and upon
the question being put it was carried unanimously.
It was moved and seconded, That it he an instruction by
this Wartimote to its Representatives in Common Council,
that they do lend their best assistance to the equalization of
the City Representation in Common Council; and upon the
question being put it was negatived, there appearing
For the Motion
Against it 26
It was resolved unanimously,
That the thanks of this Wardmote he given to the Right
'Worshipful John Ansley, Esquire, Alderman of this Ward.
for his strict impartiality during th►s Eli ction, for his general
attention to the local interests of this Ward, and for his uni-
form politeness to the inhabitants.
That the proceedings of this day be published in the usual
Morning and Evening Papers, and signed by the Ward
Clerk.

JOHN NIILLARD, Clerk of the Ward

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