to leave scarcely 'the means of existence—there can exist no well-founded 'fear that a property-tax would ever check the Wholesome and rapid increase of property. The possession of property ; will always, let it be recollected, confer great scvial importance—and for that importa

Between five and six o'clock on Thursday afternoon intelligence was received at the westward stations of the fire brigade that an alarming tire had broken out in sour of time buildings connected with the noble asylum for lunatics at Banwell, belonging to the county of Middlesex.

--sissose— A copy of the following letter has been sent to every Member of Parliament 6' ir,—We, the undsrsiened Deputies of the Factory Operatives, respectfully direct your attention to the following statement. : "In the Session of 1833, Lord Ashley introduced a Bill to limit t

- - , i 4 1' , • 01 ' - ' Saturday night, about half-past ten o'clock, the neighbourhood of Old Bond-street was thrown into a state of the utmost consternation and alarm by the spring of rattles and cries of "fire !" which proceeded from the house of Mr. Absalon, military clothi

SUPPLY OF WATER AT THE LATE DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BOND-STREET. •i;t! , CO V.1.m.y1 (From a corresponder.t.) A letter appeared in several of Tuesday's papers, signed by Mr. Coe, clerk to the Grand Junction Company, in which he affirms that the complaint of a scarcity of water; but f

of the Army Mid Navy be maiataioed withoul ! ;POxPonat. Post sit MaNT. The Chair to be taken at half-past Eight o'Cloeli.—Admission Free.

that horrible Tothillfields Prison. The amount of the Subscription is as follows—Mr. Cleave 11.—A friead in Bridge-street, Blackfriars, ginal Weekly Times is. 6d.—Mr. Yates 23. 6d.—Mr. Chapman 10s. Od.— Southwark Radical Association 11. Os. %I.—Mr. Hetherington 2s. Cd.—Mr. Stanw

; JelTerys, Mark-laue ; and A. Yates, 26, tride-lane.