Mr. FREEIR said, seeing through the medium of the press that Mr. D'lffanger had given a notice of motion with respect to the alteration of the !fames of certain streets and places in that parish, but more especially with respect to the New-road, he hoped that that gentleman woul

the grand link in the Board of Works, the chain which they required. Mr. OFFOR would vote for the deputation, because he wished to Mr. DENNIS wished the Board to guard against two classes of satisfy Sir Benjamin H a ll th a t the judgment of their engineer was men—engineers and

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OUR readers will perceive from the reports of the Metropolitan Board of Works that Mr. JOSIAH WILKINSON, one of the members of St. Pancras, has brought formally before that body the subject of deodoi ising the sewage, and thus saving at one and the same time the river from pollu