... NE T WWIG TO TiE LICEASED VICTUALLERS' I ASYLUM, OLD tEzT-V2'JOAD. The above large addition to this admirable insti- tution, which is called the Albert wing, is now proceeding very satisfactorily by Mr. Mortar, contractor, Stratford, from the'designs of Charles B. Arding, Esq., architect, King's- road, Bedford-row. To give our readers a general idea of the vast extent of this noble asylam ...

... Imbe Mat'lp Aeb)i54 DRURY-LANE. Tais EvErIs7,1 THE BOSE OF CASTILLI. Messrs. W. Harrison, Glover, St. 'lbIn Honey, and Bartieman: Mlisee L. and S. Pyne. Conduetor, ?? A. Mellon.-And a DIVERTISSEMENT. Mdee. Eilla Miebelet, Paequaste, auci Morlacehi.- Commence at bs.U-1pOe 7 . HAYMARKET. Tgrs EVrseni, THE WAY TO KEEiP HINM. Meeers. Buck'ton., Howe, and Farren; Mmr. C. Sinclair.-THE DAUGHTER OF ...

... CHESTER.N 4 ROLTYHRD RAiLIVAY. Yesterday the usual half-yearly general meeting of the proprietors of the above railway was held at the Enston-station, Mr. WYLLIAM JACXSON, M.P., in the chair. The report contains a statement of assets and liabilities which exhibits an estimated balanceol 15,2821. 1s, in favour of the comptny, after liquidation of all claims, including re- placement of the ...

... ICHRIST'S HOSPITAL: THE EIGHT J I .. The writer of the letter signed Londinensis, which was published in the Times, and has given rise to the present controversy about Christ's Hos- pital, affirms that dishonesty is a vice common at that institution. There is reckless cruelty in this 1 insinuation; for it might lead people to regard I with suspicion any young man, entering upon life, who had ...

... £IRE AT G2REBNIxV g7TWO CGH1LD1R? I n B URNT TO DEA TH, I - Yesterday rmorning, shortly before four o'clock, a fire, which resulted in the death of two children-the one a girl, aged five and a-half years, and the other a boy, aged one year and nine months-broke out at the residence of Mr. Roper, corn merchant, Royal-hill, Greenwich. The fire ws first discovered by police-coustable Haycratt, ...

... T'HE 8Lxif 07 IVJ6HT AND SO UTHAMPIOK mILOTS. )e Mr. Clifford, the member for the Isle of Wight, y broughofwethrsd ?? ease- f Ithe Isle of Wight pilots in the at House of Commons last session, and complained that many 3 of them were starving, and that the Southampton pilots had B. unfair advantages over them. Formerly there Was no dig- ji tio= n as to dutle aandprivileges between the ...

... l), v IfAV, -S FSQ., AND BISI CO'STIThrCENI'S- (From the Btn-h/gtoo Guardian.) against Esq., M.P., met a large number y'uwo wnsisthe large Ujpper~roomi of the Town- evening ?? veing, to give theti ten outline of' the pro- what pr hall, Oil ~ hlto 'eican of perliatnent. Mr. Alderman sitting -ds pid ti e chair. The room was densely crowded. right ho AtLeets 1ttA[ Woe received with loud and ...

... LATEST FROM ABIROAD, ?? I THE CHINESE TREATY. (FROM YESTERDAY'S IONITEU'R.) flie Baron Gros writes to his Excellency the ,i ...

... i I .. TA.VGLBMi' IJJ74L to 'ine flair-yearly meeting of' the proprietors of theI at IEast Auglian Railwaytqw55 held at the London Taenys t at Iterday; Mr. H. BRUCE, Chsairmans of the Board of Directors, Id. in the chair, a ri. From the report it appears that the traffic for the half year f, Id, ending June 301, yielded 2,4,4931. 17s. 2d., as againat27,1311. F th Os. Id. the receipts during ...

... The following is an extract of a letter from .Berne: A young protestant girl of 18, a native of the Pays de Vaud, lived with an English family at Leghorn. Having become surrounded by catholic influences, she was induced to abjure protestantism. Hearing this, her father, in the just exercise of his paternal rights over a minor, demanded the interference of the Swiss Consul at Leghorn, for the ...

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... (CIT-y COJIMIJSSION OF SEWfERS. ?? ycsterdav a court (the first since the vacation WA h -i - tr the ?? of Public business. Mr. Dlsputy Cs t 1-. occupied tLh' Chair. THE CITY SttwERS. Drt. Lri:1IFTc, the Icle~li Officer of Plealtit, presented a lid~report on the conipo.sition. and properties of isssrd sewor gases3, and onthie ventilation of sewers. t In pi.,%iding for the sanitary wants of ...