The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-13 00:00:00

,NITROPOLIB LOCAL 11ANAGEIINNT ACT.

Mr. A. I. Wood has set oat the wards in this
path is Mows:

No. I.—Reglad on the north, west, and east, by the
feria hougary; sad es the south by the Cagan rood,
Pk& read, end Seven She road.
No, 2 —Bounded on the north by th. Cundon road and
Park road ; oar the west by the perish boundary ; on the
wash by the North London Railway to the osatr• of the
reed over the Holloway road ; and on the east by the Hol-
loway road, and frog Park road to the North Lemke Rail-
way bridge.
No. 3.—Bounded on the north by the &yea Biggs road
an the west by the Holloway road oa the south by Hop
ping lam or M. Paul's road, and. Ball's Peed road ; sad
on the sail by the parish boundary.
No. 4 —Bounded on th• north by the North Lomas
lailway; oe the wog sad seeds by the parish boundary ;
sod on tho: get by the Hewes read, landegford road,
its street to Chtherlose riamet. &own Catherine
shoot, again Jhs awl mask to Roam grog North.
No. 6.—Betendod an the north by the North London
Railway t os tb• wog by the eastern bouglary of Ward
Ne. 4 ; eon the oesulkhr as parish beggary • and on
the test by the Limpet road, to the parish beindery to
Berne. lam
Rost-ealeggdell eg the north by the North London
Hallway s 1M wog by the sestets boundary of Ward
No. 6, and IN reggioder of the Liverpool geed to the pa.
rib boundary ; on the sera suet by the New North road
to the juggle with the Lower road ; and on the *oath
teat by the. Lower road frogs the junction with the New
North road nod High street.
No. 7.—Berauded on the north by Hopping lug, or Bt.
Pears rood, and Ball's pond road ; on the tooth-went by
the New North road to the perish boundary; and ea the
soca eat by the parish boundary.
No B.—Bounded on the north west by the Lower rood
hag thojnagion with the New North road and High street;
on the north east by the New North road irons the junction
with the Lower road; and se the south by the parish boun-
dary.

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Mr. W. D. Cooper has divided this parish m follows:
Word No. I.—So much of the pariah es will be comprised
widths a limo eoesseeneiag at the mirth bensdary, in the
centre of the street called Snow's fields, end theses proceed-
ing southward along the centre of Bormeadoey street sad
Star goner to the centre of the Beetheorkey New road ;
theme eastward slaw the centre of the Omar road to the
came of Pep's walk ; theses southward Moog the centre
of Page's walk and Swap street to the boundary of the
parish; and theses northward and eastward by the bound.
ark of the perish to the starting point.
Ward No. 2.—So mush of the perish as will be comprised
within a line commencing at the north licundary in the
metre of the street called Snow's Adds, running eastward
by the boundary of the perish to the matte of Bock heed;
theme alms the centre of Dock head and the Folly to the
centre of Parker's row; theme southward along the
metre of Parker's row to the onus of the Neekiager road
theses westward and southward sloop the centre of the
Neekinger road to the centre of the Spa road ; these* west-
ward to the centre of Queen's road; theses southward
along the centre of the Queen's road to Orange road, and
awl westerly to Star corner ; sad thence northward by the
boundary of No. 1 to the starting point.
Ward No. 3 —So math of the parish ea will be comprised
within a line commencing at the centre of the Spa road,
near the Queen's road, running eastward 41014 the centre
of the Spa road to the south west comer of the churchyard
of St. James, thence along the south wall of that church-
yerd to the centre of Blue Anchor lane ; theme southward
alone the centre of the said lane to the point where Berman
the Blue Anchor road ; theses eastward along the centre of
the Blue Anchor road to the Immadary of the parish at
Manor lane; thence by the bouedary of the perish to the
centre of Swan street; theses northward by the boundary
of Ward No. 1 to the matte of the Grease road ; and theses
eastward along that rood and the boundary of Ward No. 2
to the starting point.
Ward No. 4—The residue of the perish.

K. SAWN, CL,IIIIIIWILL.
Mr. A. J. Wood, assume, has divided.this perish into the
followias weeds:
No. I.—Denaded ea the north-west end net by the parish
beetadsey ; en the math by Ws New toed ; eat lasludisa
ell that pert R theperith width is Mambo et Iluswell MU.
No. 2.—Boaadsd oa the north by the Now read ; the
west by the pariah boundary ; ea the south by Denington
street, Cobham row, sad Exmouth stint; sad oa the salt
by Upper Roseman street, Antra street, end west side of
Claremont square.
No. 3 —Bounded on the north by the New road ; on the
west by the west side of Claremont quire, Anatol' street,
and Upper Itosomen street; en the mouth by Myddleton
street sad Spume: street; and ea the east by the perish
Mender!.
No. 4.—Bounded as the north by Dorriegtoa street,
Cobham row, sad Beam* street; oa the west mad theism
by the parish hatadary ; sad cm the south by the asetbeldle
of Clerkenwell pet s, Aylesbury street, up Jobs street to
Compton street, end Compton street.
No. 6.—Bovaded on the north by Brick hill, south side of
Clerksamell green (so as to iselade the out, west, audios*
skies), Aylesbury street, op Eh. John street to Comptes
street, mad Compton street; sad oa all other sides by the
perish boundary.
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Mr. Arimader P.Wag has ;thiotho following division :
Ward No. l.—Commoseisi he Gemeerleh Pier, up
Ling William street, iscludise loth sides of Silver street,
through Stockwell sad Loudon streets, Thornton row
sad Gmenwich road, to the extremity of the Deptford
brides , taking is all the houses atho bridge, sad is
slather the streets te the rear of Greenwich road, with the
whole of R 41162 stn.*, Colo. street, Church attest, sad the
streets lying between the Creek sad Gerdes stairs.
Ward No. 2.—Frost Cream's hill as fez as George street,
sloop George street and Upper George street, up Point hill
ea far as Deptford bridge, sad iseluding Catherine grove,
Egerton road, Aebbsrobass grove, Ashbornhare road, and
the whole of South street to the junction with the Orme-
Irian med.
Ward NJ. B.—The Eris* Hospital sad the whole of the
streets ow the meters part of the tows, including the
Martha and Halm MU.
Ward No 4.—The houses from the tosslart of the parish
ea the Shorter's bill road, 'whirling the Paragon and
C 1.0001.11 kill, from George street, by Blackheath. Hyde vale,
Conduit vale, Point hill, Stheitheeth bill, Lewisham road,
sad the whole of the houses at Coldbstb.

THE BRAINTRIR CHDRCR-FATE
The eistiosenial to Mr. Colinasld is to be presented to that
Braistree, as Tuesday, the 26th September,
tkoaamid sallaies will be provided is the Cora Res/sang%
et hif-peat 3 e'en*. Sir William Clay, M.P., is to be the
president, sad already several members of parliament and
ethemarerlis mu have ennented to be pentat. To afford
r
fee towelling, the Easters Counties Railway Com.
hes.sseated to many parsons to and from Loadon,
,
Maiden,
end Cadmus sad back, by any of
ttaM Galas, at a single fare, on soaditien that a certain
amber of penmen is ineranteed. These who lowed
befog present, should by Friday, the 21st September, at the
kr. make application for their railway tickets either to
:t. David Rees, Braintree: or J. Carvell Williams, En.,
Serjoasteino, Fint street. It will be useful to London
essideata to lees, that the train leaving Shoreditak at see
ir•deek will many them to Braintree is time for the proem-
aad that they say nun London by halt past sin
the NMI Mniag. Apart teas the funnel straehlag to the
preesatatios of the tenionsial, there will so doubt be a
desire to visit the tow., and to inspect the quaint old edifies,
which will for ever be nionated wick the !aperient striate
so happily ended.
ROYAL SUSSEX LIGHT INFANTRY MILITIA.-011
Masan, the 10th, sews having arrived of the fall of the
Maliklica sad the destrunies of Sobsitentl, Meier the Boa.
Henry Gage and the oaken of the light bamboo, gave the
men sow at head winters a holiday in Mamas of the event.
The annimests, insisting of rustic *porn, foot sad hurdle
nese. is, took plasm at Rahplit's Cricket grown ; and
breed sad shows sad beer were served oat to the men. The
bead of the miasma was in attendance. The beauteous
weather 'Wasted numerous visitor, who beamed the
spells with their promisee, swept whom were Lady Gags
sad the Hos. Mrs. Gags, Mr. sad the MONS Alsewn*
Sir Thomas Munroe, ie. la the evening UN Sergean,
Mahe Rabbets end the geminate were gives a dieser by
th=imit)se end oilloen, when they invited the an-
Aimee of the 17th Lancers and 4th Light
Dvagensteinis the festive board. Loyal toasts wen drank
also sneer is our Olsen aline. Many heroes in each nit.
meat posiest wen at Alms mad Balshlava, ineholing fisr.
aunt Lase, of the Royal Bosses Militia. The eatertaiu
meat woe glees at the William IV. Everything was well
esintle aai Ms sight ended withjoyesseces and esthsalaan.
lirigAeost GerieNa.
DEATH Off Di. DILLY.—Wes ban to record tbs
death of the Rev. Dr. Willies" Nephew Ging. whisk kar-
at Nerham, near liaredelPen.Twesil. en Monday
rat" Dr. dilly was the author el several thesiegiesl beaks
whisk have aehiowd airmissersepalatiess. He was gessented,
is 1826, by the late el Darbus,as a gasmen is
his cathedral, sad fin nem ,by the Den end gape
of Daskam, to the views, of Meellem, bait of widdiplesse
of preferment be held up to the time el his Mat& Dr.
01117 was a minim of St. Catherine Hall, Cambridge, and
' took his degree he 1812. He was 67 yeses 01 age.
CRYSTAL PaLao3.-4161ILLERII DAY.-8131. 12.
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