Star.
London, England, 1827-12-22 00:00:00

The two Geodesist .
of having the Tweaks tern,
lit. Ritualism all, lie was sure he had more hand•
held up than a Gentleman near him (Mr. Savage).
Mr. Hoer said be did not know that he could safely
make that assertion, but he'claimed a poll.

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The CUAIRMAN then said, that after the Wow die&
had been elected, the poll books would be open until
half past four o'clock, and on Saturday and Monday
from eleven to three o'clock.

The numbers stood thus at the close of the Poll :
Mr. Mclver . . 27 Mr. Blookett . . 13
Mr. Butterworth . 17 Mr. Beckwith . . 16
Mr. Bowlleidt . . 23 Mr. Finkle . . 16
Mr. Taylor . : 110 Mr. Bedford . . IS
Mr. Harmer . . 20 Mr. Harms . . 15
Dlr. Vale . . . 12 Mr. Galloway -e,. • 14

bir.,ltoberts
Mr. 7'14'011 •

Obberdt . . IS
lir. Savage . .
Itansisw . . Is
DRIDGIC WARD WITHIN.

The Wardmote for the anneal election of Werd
Officers was held before Mr. Alderman Garrett, in the
Court Boom, at Fishmoniers'Hall, the chief portion of
the other part of that late interesting edifice having been
pulled down for the intended approaches to the New
London Bridge. • • •
In this Ward no contest was expectediWtheitlearn
of Common Councilmen for the year ensuing, there
being no vacancy occasioned by death or resignation,
but a new Candidate (Mr. Joseph York Hatton) offered
himself against all the formeerepresentatives.
Mr. T. Sautinznaproposed the reaelectitin of the 15
former Common Councilmen, adverting to the acknow-
ledgment of the new Candidate, in his circular, that he
did not assume in the slightest degree that any office
in the Ward was at present unworthily filled.
Mr. F. Tnoattorxt. seconded the nomination of the
present Common Councilmen for re-election, and in an
animated speech contended, that unless any specific
charge was brought against cubes of them, the experi-
ment of making a change, merely for the sake of
change, was both mischievous and ungrateful, and
much to be deprecated.

Mr. Joan. You Harrow (in the absence of the Gen-
tleman who was to have proposed him) proposed
himself.
Mr.Waancrt seconded the nomination of Mr. Hatton,
and stated, that upon one occasion only four of the
Members for this Ward, out of fifteen, had attended an
important debate in the Court of Common Council, on
the subject of the New London Bridge. •
Mr. R.. Gimes (after a pause of some minutes) ex-
pressed his surprise that not one of the late Members
of the Common Council for the Ward had offered a
single remark in reply to so grave a charge.
Mr. LOCKS, one of the Committee for building the
new London Bridge, and one of the late Members of
the Common Council for the Ward, and Mr. N. Saun-
ders, soother of the former Members, were anxious to
know when the occurrence of neglect took place, of
which Mr. Wrench complained.

Mr. Waimea said, be did Rot know that he was
bound tonne the precise time, but the fact had occurred.
_ _

Mr. Loo=n then defended his conduct, and that of
his nes, to several of whom the charge could
note:astir apply, as they had been elected since any
important debate had accursed in the Court of Com.
own Council as to the new London Bridge, and as to
himself be had ever lauded the fullest igfornsationon
the sudsiest, for the interests of his constituents; but that
in fact, although the Committee of the Corporation had
the supetintendance of building the new Bridge, every
step they took was subject to the revision and cootroul of
the Lords of the Treasury.

Mr. Pavrsass, one of the late members of 'the Com-
mon Council, bore his testimony to the attendance of
bimself and his colleagues on all subjects connected
with the New London Bridge.

Mr. Sugar stated, that he considered that Mr. Locke
had not. as a member of the' Committee for building
the New London Bridge, given any information to the
parishes of St. Magnus and St. Michael, Crooked-lane,
as regard to the important interests of those parishes
which were likely to safer by the New Bridge.

Mr. Alderman GIMLATT felt himself bound to say
that Mr. Locke bad beta a most active and constant
attendant at the Committee, and that there were many
'subjects on which he wool/ have betrayed his duty if
be bed disclosed them.

P. Gansu warmly defended his strict attendance
ma general efforts to execute his duties as a Common
Councilman ; and Mr. Smith. Mr. Smallpiece, and
others of the old mensbla. were rising evidently with
the like intent. when •
Mr. T. Satsuma s lid be was anainus to save the
des of the Wardmote in hearing fifteen speeches from
their formes reptesent.iiires in Common Council; mid
as the charge against them had vanished into air, the
Wardmote. be was confident, would be fuUy satisfied
with what they bad already beard.

A stew of heads wnis then taken, when the Alderman
declared the fifteen Inriner Beresentatives of the Ward
13 NI duly elected:
A Poll was dtessaded by Mr. Hatton. and likewise
on the part of the former Members of the Common
Council.
Mr. HATrON complained that be could get no precise
information bow the expenses of the Election last year
were paid. He was willing to pay his proportion.
but thought they steald not be defrayed out of the
Watd Fund.

Mr. Datury Joutsit aid, suit years siro they were
paid oot of the Watch flat., but nu* out of the
Wad Fond.
Mr. Alderman GARAATT said, be should never sane.
lion soch an appropeiation.
Mr. Deputy Joann! explained. Ow ha abeam Oland
raised by the Common Conacil &condos; and not
out of the Ward Foals.

At font o'clock *A Poll commenced. rad continued
until Gyre o'clock. what the numbers wen..
Mr. W. 01114 ss Mr. W. K. ChM Al
Mr. Green ots Mr. Bova 90
Mr. Vow , It Mr. Clutedd 19
Mr. wit) 112 Mr. Knott ' 14
Mr. Arm. Deputy II Mr. fkosillriscs as
Mr. Cartortiebt 91 ?dr...limes 17
Mr. Monaco si M. Powerns Is
Mr. Locke • 9 i Mr. Mutat io

Mr. csippor, Dipser
Mr. %lett
Mr. Howent
Mr. Smith

119
29
lbU

Mr. Rob*an
Mr. Hatt
Mr. &not

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27
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CRIPPLE° ATE V
Mr. Riehardsoot 17
Mr. Earl 14
Mr. Smith Is
Mr. Wilshire 30
Mr. Jaques 11
Mr. Paloser 11

BRIZAD-STRIDef
Mr. Mathis, Deputy 14
Mr. Celestas
Mr. Bridge 14
14
Mr. Haunt -14

Mr. %taboo*
Mr. tisa
Mr. Hat
Mr. Alkoekt

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De Gran

RISHOPSOki
Sir W. Rawlins, Deputy 53
Mr. Greenaway, Deputy 52
Mr. Thuklell 32
Mr. Day 51
Mr. Peacock 31
Mr. Stevens 51
Mr. Dowler 51

Mr. &Dyne
My. Haswell
Mr. Ayres
Mr. Carter
Mr. Ram
Mr. Dixon
Mr. Stubbing
Mr. Whitby.
Mr. Candy
Mr. ingall
Mr. Hines
Mr. Marsden
FARRINGDON
Mr. Delman 17
Mr. Kelly 16
lidr. Oldham
Mr. Dunaby • Is
Mr. Daw
Mr. W. Pritchard' 14
14
Mr. H. Pritchard 14
Mr. Filby 14
Mr. Jackson 14.

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Mr. Devisca
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Mr.
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Mr. sett
Mr. Clidef
Mr. Stitmant
Mr. Wigton
Winds}
Mr. 1140sie Rbir(
Mr. Pte!.-

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Mr. Urge .
MM:rrer
creeds,
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Mr. ODOM*
Mr. Martha '
Mr. It:ort
Mr. Kaska
Mr. Crook
ITH 1 Rotor= 17.
Mr. Williams.
Mr. Wootwood
Mr• Holoordw • •
Mt...Moot:oC -
Mr. Sootkoltt
Mr. Thoopkoot
Mr. Plahort
Mr. ik..tridteit
Mr. Hartkyt

Mr. Ridley 14 _
In the fallowing Wards the of
out oppositioo--Bassishaw, Dow
Cordwainers, Ibibugsgate,.and C
nose marked with a

Members were returned wkb-
te, Cheep, Aldpte, QueenMb',

:andkwiert.
t are new Co4l4afts.

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pd Mont. ...
• . • ty Mutamee. Mr. Slade, lin Nowheen, 10. Pellitt,
A Gentleman paaelbleliej diskthe names be called We. Hoppe( Or. Lovegrove, Me. Fiseginpa Ik. Fenton, Mr.
' Spin. alltk *Viands appearld greater for lajr. arse% sad Ilr. Tops.
160°0_, Ai nag than for some vi the °dog we.
cokutirliTOOKEN WdAD—Retirras L
eel) Ms. Parry 17
pandidates.._,— ..._ . -- ---..-- ........- 1- - . .Mr.-Bealest so Mr.aisikk • 17
The two Gest/NM said they would waive the rigb up Caner to alf- 'weed - 13.
TOWER, WA D—Regglito,lS.
of Navin the comities re-put, and demao.l a poll. .
Mr. rest, Derlti 52 Mr. Gorse se
Mr. BovatiesdiQd-,- lie was sure he had.mOre hands Mr. right 29 Mr. /*MA' 52
bald op than a Gentleman near him (Mr. Savage). Mr. Howeitt DO Mr. Noy ,• . t 6
Mr. Saki has Mr. Heat , et
Mr. Hoer said be did not know that he could safely Mr. Ramming is Mr. Cawthor% ~ so
dna IA .lII.atIM • 1 . Ir • MM. km, kfis...lainumA a nr.lll_ ~) ' - M. 1.49 27 Mr. Dina 16