We are pleased to find from a return just presented, that the average attendance of the Guardians during the past year, has been near fifteen each meeting, out of eighteen members.

the chapters of " Martin Chuzzlewit " which record the sayings and doings of Mrs. Gamp. The reader's power of completely changing his voice and manner, made the entertainment a complete success.

Board of Works to raise the sum Of which sum has already been rained), for defraying certain expenses incurred them in ™ the Metropolis Local Management Act, is julinns rect Tenders at the present time for a further lO,OOOl. for age works. to be in one sum, for sums of not less

Meliora ; A Quarterly Review of Social Science in itt Ethical, Economical, Political, and Ameliorative Aspect», London: Partridge and Co., Paternoeter-row. " Meliora" is a new quarterly review devoted the consideration of a class of subjects ranged under the general head of " So

a list of the engagements of Mr. Sims Reeves, which had been announced in the newspapers. He had evidently calculated that whereever that gentleman sang, there was likely to be a good harvest. Others of the same fraternity seem to think so too, for at the concert at the Beaumont

THE (£ut AMD TOWER HAMLETS CHRONICLE. SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1858. Last week we were half inclined to think had made an error when we prognosticated that the method of election for obtaining the Indian council would thrown overboard. We were, howevei, too hasty in distrusting oursel

Oil Tuesday evening a public meeting, called by the Hamlet Ratcliff Parochial Reform Association, was held at the "Mercers' Arms, Totton street, to nominate eight vestrymen at the coining elections, and receive a statement of the present condition of tho Hamlet. There were about

Wednesday, the 29tli day of September instant, at 7 p.m. precisely, to receive tenders for the supply 250 yards of Kent broken rag stone pursuant to the terms of a specification, which may be seen at the office of the Surveyor at the Town house, between the hours of 10 and 1 The

liv a Clergyman. A cleiical correspondent of the "Ilecord " says : —"The ltcv. George Mansfield, rector of Allliallows, I j>j>er Thames-street, having been advertised [.reach on Sunday evening, January 1, the (iarrick Theatre, Wliitecliajiel, I made it my business to attend, in

M 2-inch tooled York Paving feet, sup. T)evon Wharf, Sawn soft Stone Slab, at 3Jd Tjevon Wharf, M Hare-bill Slab and Blocks. SB? m D ? irl 7 °PP°'"* PhilpJt-.tre.t T 15 5, ,u th,t "*• purchased it their Estsbll.k Houm ChMpe " Cb ic t 4 ° f PUntiDS - d «—*'™ BRICKS! BRICKS! H. MI