... expressed opinion of the citizens of London, who petitioned the Com- missioners of Sewers to permit the Gas Consumers' Company to lay down their mains. Petitions were presented fronm all the p.rishes in the city of London, amounting to 108 in number; and ...

... his seat at 5 o'clock}. PUBLIC BUSINESS i. PETITIONS PRESENTED. ASSISTANT SUoItOEONS IN THE NAYy.-By the Bishop of LONDON, from the London Hoevitol, complaining of the e( position of the assistant surgeona in the Royal Navy. it Tan TEN HOuRS ACT.-Also fromn ...

... swas theu read a third tints atid pa~sed, cud their lordshmipq adjouinied at a qulleter past seven o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS. NEW MEMBER. Mr1. 'Machis took tile oatlis and his seat for Kirkenld- brighutelirs, iii the roloa of MJr. Maitland. Time luonourable ...

... in London and its suburbs. He an appeared at the Metropolitan Sewers Commission on ha Friday last, primed and loaded with a speech, which of he found no difficulty in that assembly in discharging ab at the press. Because from time to time the news- an ...

... recess, until Thurs- day, the 11th of April. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. NEW WRIT. On the motion of Mr. TUFNELL, a new writ was or- dered for the borough of Totnes, for the election of a member in the room of Lord Seymour ...

... soon as the Danish terri- le tories have been added to our own. In New Zealand it we have had experience of the fruits of such policy. t- Before Governor 1oztsON wai sent out to make New e- Zealand a British territory, customs duties Wore un- y known, and ...

... aen as, L true, index of thp ?? state of ! the aiffaiirs of my farming brethren. .Of ths I, heard yesterday a curious illustration. Thelbelt of grass landtwhichl lies en the soathern' side of the county, is chiefly. 'devoted to gro7ing be ' or tbe It4fn ...

... children. As soon as the new church was completed, I began to solicit subscriptions for new schools, aisd for this purpose I obtained the necessary per- mission to convey to the National Society a piece of ground adjoining the new church, which also was ...

... the former of those new funds a sum (of 62 lin. has been received, and towards the latter the board have the high satisfaction of reporting that the large sum of 2,350 (including 0 from his Royal Highness Prince Albert, the illustr ons patron of the i ...

... men known as street showmen and performers, and the facts he has elicited durrinsg his inquiries, exhibit some curious illustrations of the mode of life of these people. Respecting them (as a, clais) he says:- They are not a numerous but an extremely curious ...

... acrobats in London, and two London a 'schools' numbering four or five each, are in the r country and Scotlaud. We generally know where t one another is, by letters to wives and such like, The l West-end is the best for acrobating in the London r season of ...

... Theatre, and, who was at Christmas manager of the Deptford Theatre. IT- appeared from the plaintiff's statement that he was engaged by the defendant to act as Clown at the Deptford~heatre for twelve nights during the Christmas holidays at the nightly salary ...