The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-25 00:00:00

assured them that, he felt as he ought to feel, and
was grateful to them for having placed him so high
upon the poll.
Mr. OLDIIAM said, if the worthy deputy- who had
addressed them had reason to congratulate himself
upon. the situation in which he was placed upon the
poll, bow much more ought he to be grateful to
them for placing him where he was—second best.—
(Cheers.)—To the worth.), deputy there he would
yield; but he would yield to no man in the exercise
of the little talent be possessed.for the benefit of his
constituents.—(Repeated cheers.)
Mr. DUN NETT returned his grateful thanks to the
Wardmote for having returned him for the 19th
time.
Mr. KELLY (ex-Sheriff,) assured the meeting that
he felt most grateful for theilistifiguished honour
that had been conferred upon him, by his being
so high on the list of the poll.
After a vote of thanks bad been unanimously
passed to the Alderman, and he had acknowledged
the same
The Common Councilmen elected having been
sworn in, and the routine business gone through, the
meeting was dissolved.

...
BRIDGE WARD.
Mr. Smith ' 91 I Mr. Saunders B6
Locke 9O Bovill
W. Child
Green 9O Knott
Voss B9 Pewtress 7B
Joyner, Deputy.... 89 Jones 77
Cartwright B9 *Hatton 39
Child, jun. B7 Chatfield 32
The first 15 were returned.
• PORTSOKEN WARD.
Mr. Colebateh... ....... .190 Mr. Smith, 169
Perry 177 Prested 164
Carter 172 *Soule. 92
The first 5 were returned.
BISHOPSGATE WARP.

Mr. Bennett 939
Duddell 322
Dowler
Sir W. Rawlins 3ll
Peacock 304
Stephens 100
Weston 299
Day 292
The first 14 v
CRIPPLEGA'
Ken l5O
Smith 126
Jaques .126
Wiltshire 121
Beeton 119
The first 8 u
TOWER
Mr. Skipper, Deputy 266 I
*Howell 258
C. Wright. 255
Drinkald 252
Robinson 240
Smith 233
Gnat . 221
The first 12
VINTRI

Mr. Benyon 287
Stirterant 273
Thomas Windus 250
B. G. Windup 240
Clarke 237
Greenaway 218
Patten 212

rere returned.
rE WITHIN.
Mr. Palmer ...114
Waterhouse 104
Richardson ()9
Field B9
°Brass 79
ere returned.
WARD.
Mr. Stuart 229
Noy 222
Cawthorn 209
Hant 196
Dixon
Hull l5B

rere returned.
WARD.

Mr. Whitby 43
Coombs , 42
Conway.
Elmee 4O
Marsden
The first 8 w
BREAD-STRI
Mr. Firth 37
Mathie (Deputy) 55
Bridge "
Hailam ....... 34
Legg B4
Scott 34
Burrs B3
The first 12

Mr. Ingalt 37
Martin 37
Marshall 37
. *l'Ous 34
Crook ll
-ere returned.
EET WARD.
I Mr. Degrave 33
Cope 35
Coleman 32
I'
Davison
Hooper SI
I Shoobritige 8

rere returned.

LEICESTER POLICE.

A female, the wife of a framework-linitter, residing
in Oxford-etreet, made her appearance, Ful. 401441
to the Mayor that she wanted to be paxted.from' her
husband.

The MAYOR—My good woman, we da not sit
here to unmarry people. What is your complaint ?
Woman—My husband has sold all the furniture
out of the house, and gone.to.live at lodgings, and
he will not maintain me. _ _ _

The husband, on being introduced, said his wife
was in the habit of starting oft; and leaving his house
for days together; that on her going away this time,
which was for five days, he had sold all his furniture,
and gone to lodgings. He was willing to allow her
so ninth. a week, bu live with her he never would.
The MAYOR-;-Wilat is the reason that you leave
your husband for five days together ?
Woman—Becntisi; Ice cuts all the crust of Vie loaf!
This last sentence, made the Bench smile, and, the
parties were advised to go to.an attorney.to draw up
a deed of separation for them.