TO SAMUEL SANDYS, Here then the Morning Advertiser is convicted of suppressing the most important portion of the coroner's address, —that which gave point and meaning to all that preceded it. How will our contemporary reply to this charge?. We confess we publish it with great reg

FOR five long months have we been remonstrating with the Metropolitan Board of Works, in reference to their conspiracy against London and the Thames. We have reasoned with them. We have entreated them. Petitioned them. Assailed them with statistics, logic, experiments, examples,

whole sewage system of London, so that the 'vast capital will be made dependant upon a single structure, which may be rendered inefficient by a thousand accidents, and finally that the plan has no elasticity, cannot expand meet the wants of a rapidly increasing polmlation. Eh of

The interest excited by this great musical undertaking steadily progresses. During the past fortnight many important communications have been received from the provinces, as well as from various parts of the Continent. Applications to take part more than sufficient to twice fill

Revival and Progress of Christianity. By CAMPBELL, D.D. Fourth Edition, price ad., free per post, THE LAW of the SABBATH, Religious and Political. By the late JOSIAH CONDER, - Esq. "This, one of the ablest works ever written on the subject, is peculiarly well-timed."—Leeds Mercu

APPROACHING SIMPLIFICATION OF THE COINAGE. (No. 2). WE repeat again that by lowering the small money so that twenty-five farthings shah go to the half-shilling, and inventing a new coin called a cent, we bring our coinage table to the following state, in which the new farthing, o

An application was made from the vestry of the parish of St. Marylebone, under the 140th section of the Metropolis Local Management Act, that the whole of Oxford-street may be placed under the exclusive management of the vestry of St. Marylebone, for the purposes of that act. Mr

On Wednesday, an adjourned meeting of the board was held in the Council Chamber, Guildhall, to despatch the business specified in an agenda paper of formidable dimensions. The oft-debated question as to whether the freehold property of the board in Greek-street should be selecte

AN EMEIITE AMONG THE NOT many weeks since, the Town of Bedford was startled by a series of unaccountable fires which kept breaking out in one of its houses in a mysterious and strange fashion. No sooner was one of these outbreaks extinguished, than another took place without any