The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-11 00:00:00

"-"1-1;',-10.i's:ERs APPOINTED `lu,
JALcu I'lioP-RTY AND INCI
TAX ACT IN %-f-iE COUNTY OF 2,IIDDLE.I.

DISTRICT OF HOLBORN AND THE ROLLS
LIBERTY.
Fox GENERAL PURPOSES.—Mr. James ,lansfielJ,of Jo!
street, Bedford-row ; Mr. William Tooke, of Bedford-InMr. Mr. James Hargrave Mann, of Old Chapel-row, Ken Sir
town ; Mr. Thomas Weeding, of Mecklenburg-square; 0
John Jacob Hansler, Knight, of Tavistock-square;
ward I3aylis, of Carr.bridge-terrace, Edgeware-road;
ward Page Clowser, of New-end, Hampstead. of
To SUPPLY VACANCIEI.—Mr. Richard Edward Art.—
Red Lion-square; Mr. Richard Ramsden, of Brook-std
Holborn ; Mr. Benjamin Goode, of Howland-street, Fitid'
square Mr. Daniel Charles Rogers Harrison, of Doug
s.reet ; Mr. Micha,l Prend, rgao, of Willow-walk, Knit,
town ; Mr. John Hill, of Stanhope-street, Paddington;
Richard C00k,., of the Terrace, Kentish-town
DISTRICT OF BLOOMSBURY.
a*
FOR GENE AL PUS POSES.—Mr. Thomas Leverton m
son, of Hart-street. Bliorasbury ; Mr. John Jortin, of
lone-street, Bluomshury ; Mr. Samuel Mills, of Br, of
square; Mr. Samuel Page, of Holborn ; Mr. William Ego
Savage, of Gower-street ; Mr. Nicholas Winsland, of '
Husseil-street ; Mr. lames Whiskin of Upper Bedford-plate'.
To SUPPLY VACANCIES—Mr. Richard parker, of Fits
square; Mr. James Hansard, of Southampton street, 81°°,4;
bury square ; Mr. James H. Mann, of Gteat Queen-str"do
Mr. John Frederick P ke Scrivener, of Bedford-square;
William Tooke, of Russell-square ; Mr. Richard Ete
Arden, of Bedford-square; Mr. Robert M' William, of TO,'"
ton-square.

BOROUGH OF WINDSOR.
FOR GENERAL PURPOSES.—Sir John Chapman,
r Dr' F:rsd
gusson, and John Clode, F. Burt, J. Church, T. Adams)
W. Clo,le. Esqrs.
To SUPPLY VACANCIES.—Messrs. J. Banister, R. Pill
W. Jennings, W. Berridge, W. Legh, C. M. Snowden,
G. Cooper.
TOWER DIVISION—WHITECHAPEL. .40.,
FOR GENERAL PURPOSES.—MISSPS. Offor, Garfordr
mack, Butler, Humphreys, Burnell, and Black, Esqrs.
To SUPPLY VACANCISOL—Messrs. Lawrence, Carter', '4
ner, Musgrove, Mears, Gant, and Jenners, Esqrs.. "
the Commissioners elected are Liberals.

THE 31ARKETS.-SATURDAY''
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.
The supply was good. The demand for the inferior
qualities of Beef and Mutton was heavy, but prices v tereol,
same as last, and for the better descriptions prices w ere, isp;
supported. The same may be said of Veal. Pork du °, Lig,
Lamb of the best quality realised full rates. Beef, 5 4.1,70,1/
4s. ; Mutton, 3s. to 3s. lad. ; Veal, 3s. 2d. to 4s. 4d..;
2s. 4d. to 4s. 6d. ; Lamb, 4s. 2d. to ss. The dens 02U*
tinues pretty good for Poultry. The supplies are rat ter Ile
but in prices no variation has occurred. Eggs, 4s. tegi•
per 120.
WHITECHAPEL MARKET.
Beef, 2s. Bd. to 4s. ; Mutton, 25..8d. to 3s. 1 Dd. , 0
2s. 84:L to 4s. 4d ; Pork, 2s. Bd. to 4s. 6d. ; La, ash, :11.9,:',1
4s. 10d. The supply was good, and trade middling, I
advance in prices. Clover, 2/. 10s. to 51. 10s. ; Hay„
41. 4s. ; New Hay, 31. to 3/. 10s. ; Straw, 11. 12s. to 11.
TEA MARKET.
The quantity of Tea to be offered for public side next I°l
has been increased to 31,000 packages. The market, tlw
fore, remains dull. No reduction has been accepted.
TALLOW MARKET.
A few small sales were made in P. Y. C. of firm quill". ill
48s. on the spot, but generally the market was dull, if'
prospect of lower rates.

WOOL MARKET.
Some large parcels of Colonial Wool are announced
public sale, consequently the market is quiet, but neverthe
ha, a healthy appearance, and it is presumed that the clic
and good qualities will realise better prices.

COUNTRY MART• ETh

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