perpetually dredged, it will be speedily choked up, and the whole sewerage scheme will come to nothing, or, second, if a system of dredging be contemplated, the present plan is only one step in an immense and complicated process ' which will cost a world of treasure, and in the

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To the Editor "THE METROPOLITAN." Sin.—ln my last I commented on the report of the Earl of Lonsdale's Committee of 1825, and suggested that Lord Robert Grosvenor's Committee should, when it resumed its sitting, subject the Metropolis Roads' Commission and its officers to a simil

announcement of last week. There is now an opportunity for the Committee of Works to exert themselves, and get this money in before the end of the month. A little earnestness on their part, is all that is wanted; and an exercise of that power to collect monies, which it appears

and dirt go side by side. He - Must have effective coadjutors in the good work. People may look at his stately grandeur, as he rolls down the refuse of this great city -and its dependencies, day after day, and takes the ships and commerce of the World on his bosom, and wonder .

PRINCE OF WALES ROAD. To the Editor " METROPOLITAN." Sm.—Your correspondent "X." makes a serious complaint against the Vestry for doing nothing towards the making of this road, which has been so long in a deplorable condition. _ _ _ _ You are aware, Sir, that the Vestry are but a

The health of Lord Ebrington, M.P. is reported to be rapidly returning, thanks to the air and waters Of Malvern. The steam ship Tay, reported to have been lost on the Lobos Islands, about 70 miles from Tampico, is safe. Mr. Macgregor, M.P. of the late Royal British Bank, denies

The Committee on the site of offices reported that in pursuance of the resolution of the Board, they had inserted in the public papers advertisements for suitable premises for the offices of the Board. They had had the offer of sites at the corner of Chancery.. lane and Fleet-st

.THE MONARCI : i. lIATIPSTEAD ROAD. Near the Railway Station. 11 7 4 1 11EDERICK SHELLEY, having taken the above Muse, begs to inform his Friends and the Public in general, that he has laid in a very large Stock of Wines and Spirits of the first quality, which will be sold at a m

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