The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-22 00:00:00

CASTLE BAYEA6II WARD.

'rho following aro the list of tie Member ett
above Ward., thich were returned •is verve
Common Council:--
Mr.
Deputy Fitritinae
Robert Slade, Esq.
Mr. cerrot Fenton
Mr. James Newbcn
Mr. John Evans

Mr. JIUTIC6 Toplisf
Mr. James Hopper •
Mi. Apeley Pellatt
Mr. Samuel Lovegrove%
Mr. William Pritchard_

WARD OP CHEAP..
At nine o'clock, the Right Hon. the tord.Man
proceeded in state from the Mansion Hew, attend
ed by the usual officers, to-hold a Wardmotelft,a
above Ward. After hid* Lord Ship had -titke#,F
Seat, and the necessary forms being gone thy:Mike
Mr, JAMES addressed the Wardmote- at ,t;qrg
_length. He observed, that owing to the resigiol
of Mr. Cowie, one of their late repreitentatiirei
the Ward, a vacancy had occurred in the represel
tion of the Ward.' To fill that vacancy, he she
propose a gentleman who had already performed
duties of the office of representative for the •Wge
for the last two years, but by some circumill',ll,o
had not been returned by his Precinct. He tb®)
proposed Mr. James Barra, citizen- and lawyer, 1.14
a candidate for the vacant office of representotiO.
the Ward.

Mr, PHIPPS seconded Mr. James's nornitiatioll'o,
Mr„ STORES said that he came forward to
pose the second candidate alluded to by Mt.Jaalg"
It had been maid that there iras but one .vacant/'
when in truth there were twelve.—(Hear, hear,)
It was monstrous that a junta should hold the iter:
sentation of that Ward is their possession.
Stores concluded by'proposing Mr: John Striekla,.%
Rigg tie a fit and proper person to fill the Office O'
Common Councilman of the Ward.
• ...
Mr. TnomAs seconded the nomination.
Mr. Justus replied to P.
The names of the follov
road by the Clerk of the
Richard Brook, Dog.
Mr. Engenins Fenning
Mr. Thoe. Arnold Loxley
Mr. Samuel Jonee
-Mr. George Ledger
Mr. Cowin Curialea •
Mr. James Burra
There are twelve representatives rettlined:fr°ll
this Ward.

Er. Stores.
ring candidates west Orr
Wardrnote :
Mr. Charles Bleaden
Mr. R. P. Ganthony
Mr. G. E. Shutt:errand'
Mr. W. Stevens ',.°
I Mr. James Grant" •
Mr. J. 8. Rigge*

Those marked thus (r) are new candidates.
Upon a show of hands the first twelve namesW"T
declared duly returned.
A poll was demanded on the part of Mr. Rivre'll.•
The. Lotto MArbR, in reply -to an obieriatiog!
Mr. Thomas, said that it was his intention-to alfre
every facility to the electors to give.their votes, 011
express themselves in the fullest manner possible.o
At the close of the poll the numbers were
follow :--- - • .1b
Richard Brook, Esq. G. E. Shuttleworth.-.w
Depot), 15 Richard P. Ganthony,
Thomas Arnold Lexley 1 4 Jamee Burrs • 0
Eugenics Penning ...... ....15 William Stevens...
Samuel Jones
G.iorge Ledger 15 Grant • g
Charles Bleaden l5 Itigge • • '
The Wardmote then separated. The 'polling
be resumed early to-morrow. '
CORDWAINtiRSs WARD.
Mr. Hicks resigned,' and Mr.' Thomas Woodo,io
St. Thomas Apostle, returned in "his Bleed. '
other change. •
171°
This Ward was volpNeTniedir WARD.
bytlie Lord Mayo,,„if
there being no opposition to the old.CandideteS '
were unanimously returned.
The other Wards had not come to any noels
worthy of remark when' we Went to press.

Oratory is dead and gone, and rye hare
place flippancy; feebleness, and sneering. This ie1he.6,41
of party, without the manly ohjeets that once digoi ift
even party. The public life its game, a political
which every player is thr himself; or,•if he combine '''cor
another, it is for the purpose of tricking a third. ioof
orator) is wort by of its suhjts,ta. The recriraiaeitore
of broken preferment hunters and deteetod oonsPirpotel
ought to be expressol in the langnage of their lietele_,Oie
hearts. The disappointed ambition of picking the Fol.
pule) shonld bewail iteelt in the eloquence of the griP
The words of an Iscariot mast be impressed with the,
shuffling and prevailing in kicariet's