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CORONER'S COURT.-YESTERDAY.

The Coroner held the following inquests

THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE

TOWN COUNCIL.

On the body 'of a child named Andrew Foster, 17
months old. The child was playing in Bute-street,
when it was run over by a horse and car belonging to
Messrs, Roberts and Co:, timber merchants, and killed.
Verdict, accidentally killed,
On the body of Michael Kelly, 48 years of age, a
coal heaver, who lived in a court off Pownall-street.
On the 18th of August he was working on board the.,
steam-tug Resolute, when he accidentally fell overboard
and was drowned. The body was found in the Bramly-
Moore dock. Verdict, found drowned.
On the body of James Taylor, 12 years of age, the
son of a master block maker in South-street, Park. On
Friday the lad went to bathe in a pit in Parliament-
street fields, and was drowned. The jury returned a
verdict of accidentally drowned. The coroner stated
that he had received a letter • from Mr. Wybergh, who
was passing the place when the boy was drowned, and
witnessed great efforts made by a man named Boden to
rescue the lad, and thought his exertions deserved great
credit.

At the meeting of the council to-morrow, the follo wing
business will be brought under discussion :
The proceedings, resolutions, and reports of the
Finance Committee, comprising,—Recommendation that
the discretion given by, and contained in the Act of
7 William INT., and 1 Vic., cap. 19, as to the appoint-
ment of an assistant, or deputy-recorder, should, at the
next sessions, be exercised by the recorder. Recom-
mendation. to increase the salary of Mr. Edward Fitz-
gerald, clerk in the Town Clerk's office, from £156 to
£2OO per annum, and the salary of John Andrews, from
£52 to £BO per annum. Recommendation to accept
the tender of Mr. William Tomkinson, for the erection
and completion of the new bridewell in Argyle-street
and Campbell-street, according to specifications, for the
sum of £2,223.
The proceedings, resolutions, and reports of the
Watch, Lighting, Fire-police, Fire Prevention, Hack-•
ney Carriage, Licensing, and Gas Committees; com-
prising recommendation to rate to the Lighting and
Fire-police Rates those owners of property who have
refused to compound for such rates.

The proceedings, resolutions, and reports of the
Health Committee, comprising recommendation to rate
to the Sanitary and Improvement Rates those owners of
property who have refused to compound for such rates ;
recommendation to appoint Mr. William Swift, Inspec-
N I
tor of Smoke Nuisances, at £l5O per annum.

The proceedings, resolutions, and reports of the Courts
of Law and St. George's Hall Committee, comprising
recommendation to, adopt the plan and estimates sub-
mitted by the surveyor for a Flooring for St.. George's
Hall, at a cost not exceeding £4OO ; recommendation to
adopt a scale of charges for the use of St. George's Hall
for concerts.

.The proceedings, resolutions, and 'reports of the
Markets' Committee; the Education Committee ; the
Gaol and House of Correction Committee; the Town-
hall Establishment Committee ; the Gardens, Library,
and Museum Committee ; the Water Committee ; the
Baths Committee ; and the. Audit Committee.
The Coroner's account, amounting to £59. (By order
of the Court of Quarter Sessions, the Coroner has been
paid the sum of £124 for fees on inquests held by him
between the 19th day of June and the 29th day of
August, 1860.).
The Mayor's communications, comprising a letter
front the Secretary of State for the Home Department,
suggesting the salary of £l,OOO per annum for the
Clerk of the Peace for the borough.

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The greatest happiness of a journalist is to introduce to his
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attention of invalids to the following extracts from Du Barry's
interesting report of cures without medicine by Du Barry's
Ravalenta Arabica Food. Cure No. 180. Mr. W. R. Reeves,
181, Flf et-street, London, of 25 years' nervousness, constipa-
tion, indigestion, and debility. Cure 54,618. Wandsbeck, near
Hamburgh, 12th,Miey, 1857. I hereby certify that my mother-
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