The board proceeded to consider an appeal by Mr. J. H. Pulley against the refusal of the Hackney Board of Works to grant him compensation for loss of offices. Mr. Lewis appeared in support of the appeals. Mr. Ellis represented the district board. It appeared that Mr. Pulley, who

Mr. NELSON brought forward a motion, of which he had given notice, "That a committee be appointed to consider the duties of the various officers, and to report any alterations that may appear desirable to them. He stated that twelve months having very nearly elapsed since the fo

- ST. LEONARD, SHOREDITCH DISTRICT BOARD OF WORKS. The District Board of Works of this parish, elected under the Metropolis Local Management Act, met yesterday at the Schoolroom, New Tabernacle, Old-street-road, for the purpose of receiving the report of the Finance Committee res

a Week, which include LA VAIRSOVIANA, AND ALL THE FASITIONABLE DANCES, DEPORTMENT EXERCISES, &C. The quarter commencing with the Pupils First Lesson. Juvenile Afternoon Classes, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Private Tuition either by the Set or Single Lesson. An Adult Evening Class

and the greatest attention paid to all orders.

The usual weekly meeting of the vestry was held at the Vestry. hail, King's-road, on Thursday last, the Rev. T. Dale, vicar, in the chair. CASH ACCOUNT.

in pure condition having been inaturcd without artificial aid, are strongly recommended to all who desire to have a wholesome beverage. Also Ales in 9, 18, and 36 Gallon Casks, at 7s. Od , 95., 12s. and 165.; and 9 Gallons Stout, 12s. •, Port 9s. per dozen. J. S. CHURCH, Homerto

We pointed out the frightful consequences likely to ensue from making all the sewers of the metropolis to intercommunicate with one another; that it was, in point of fact, a device for equalising disease and propagating infection with rapidity, and that the process of flushing t