The Grand Juries (Ireland) Bill and the Poor Law (Ireland) Bill were withdrawn. -- The Bishops of London and Durham Retirement Bill was read a second time after an amendment moved by Sir William Heatheote, that it be read a second time that day three months, had been negatived b

A SPECIAL Meeting of the Vestry of this important and extensive parish was holden, pursuant to requisition on Thursday' evening, to consider the intention of converting the Royal. Military Asylum into Barracks, and to come to such resolutions thereupon as might be deemed expedie

.11 , om the LONDON GAZETTE, of Friday, August 15th. BANKRUPTS. William:Puddicombe, Bridge-street, Southwark, ironmonger. Myer Henry Meyer, Magdalen-row, Great Prescott -street, Goodman's. fields, wine:and spirit merchant. John Richardson, Whitby, Yorkshire, stationer. Robert Kin

A correspondent, Mr. E. Trebor, sends us what he designates "A common-sense mode of removing the sewage, and of preserving the waters of the Thames from pollution." He says,„ truly enough, the great source of error in the present mode of cleansing the metropolis is the determina

the parish of St. Bride; and published at the Office of the . Company, by JAMES CLARICE, No. 3, Bolt-court, Fleet-street, in the City of London. —Saturday, December 13, 1856.

For once the Marylebone Vestry has done a really creditable thing, which the Local Boards of Works throughout the metropolis, in districts where some similar practice is not already in operation, might well imitate, since it would greatly promote the comfort and convenience of t

A Meeting of this Vestry was held September 19th, 1856. The Rector in the chair. _ After approving the minutes of the Paving and Sewers Committee, Mr. BEAL moved "That the resignation of the Vestry clerk be accepted," . _ Mr. Churchwarden CRANE urged the necessity of due conside

NUISANCES IN WESTMINSTER.-Mr. Foxall, surveyor to the College of Corpus Christi, Cambridge, attended before Mr. Arnold on behalf of the authorities, to answer the complaint of Mr. Crow, Sanitary Inspector- of the Local Board of Works for the Westminster district, in St. Margaret

The return of deaths for last week, according to the Registrar- General's report, is a not unfavorable_ indication of the present state of health in London. The total number of deaths registered was 1,071, of which 540 were those of males, 531 those of females. The deaths from d