The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-31 00:00:00

METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.

A Meting of the Metropolitan Board of Works
wee held yesterday fa No. 1, C 0111111113•11.1110114 Guildhall
Mr. l. TEWAITBS to the °heir. la sash awerfeat showed
a general behove of 82,7261. 17s. Bd.
Mr. Boman called the enmities of the board to the re-
marks made by lir. Blaster, • member of No board, at
• @sooting held as the 'maw dey st the Leaden Bridge
Howie Hotel. lir. D'lllier had eharseterimod corms
este of the beard as ..aefoet," sad had spoken of the
msjiwity of the board as . brutish sad transit:al."
Kr. D'117•1110111 Wise appealed to maid be casistaiaed
that leaguer.
ar. Boast= said be bad aver attended soy redwi
easeller sod doriagiciedot fifty yeas he la rime
besedleesh rim
*easy body et railemse.
The Ceatestat said was greatly pied whew he read
the sesseed of as sister, Is the papa besimes I
had bees sea ertialt he taught wee at besserg."l:l6l%
her dist embers of the board, whatever veleta, sight
take of partleader glottises, at publics meetiags, la the
abeam of area brother members, would us timpani
=are shimmy with them. He extremely re.
re his Mend Kr. D'lffeager had need eta la-
rings, sad ho still as.,. reread that he had repeated
awe °treatable obeerwslfae upon the peseta usseles.
iamb LanuErraa mitessferias, sad it was desirable that
thd ossie mead be theme fro lesallogeteweedsash
ease whoa ware upended sa =Mad when they stet
ts paha bard. He thought. boweetr, that the
=leteblLl al it
bed ass term ot the learisge el
raise ar. Blaidamer
1 be • seamiest palamest be
al if saseasee would take his (theba ettursesa's) sa it;te,
var would pass ever the matter sad aye the hoar member
eat the quotas is say way be II igat Irak proper.
,be thought it would be • dangerous Fafnir it
=aft at MOO disapprove of languor which was sot
sod readeinaly to the iseabers of this board.
Mr. amotiazez 'neva that the board proses& to the
rop erre et she day, which wee emeated to, sad the matter
ed.
The Int mass of wake ea the paper was that given by
Mr.'lleeley, es the lath of October, reepsetieg dadorimatios.
Nr. Beane, on bag called are, said that when he
gave this sass, sleet two lasathe ago, the Mad wan la a
very different patios to that is whisk It woe that day.
The bawd were then frequatly allied what they we»
goiag to do with the quake of as diarrheas of the
mar, sad be thought that the board should make •
pull. deelmatiou that they would sot tea upea them-
Ulla the malamute of sewage assure bat were willing
to me operate with ether parties for that purpose, if they
woad de so at their owe risk sad on their owo respeasi-
Nay. Bias thus the government had taken the matter
late their owe bar and ft wee stated that there wee to be
• puha lasetigatios of this guides ; and as the board
must be guided by the malt of ft, be thought it would be
iadearess for the board sow to go late the abject.
Ostler these eirenauteaces he begged leave to withdraw 1

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TM maiden Wei libre withdrew".
Mr. Owe% pasonant to soda, moved that the memeriab
urging ilde bout to provide "Parks, plessure-gmenb,
pleaseefrearestice, sad opals epees, and sportsman thereto,
for its improvement of the metropolis, or the patine benefit
of the inbabitass thereof," be printed, with the pleas and
ledblaile, and that Om miesben of the board be tarnished
with a espy. He thought thee it would be desirable for
MOM M mostlela how mush mosey woe likely to be waited
*RIM peat weeks la head, for at proem% they had no
seHmete Iso them works. They ought to be aequalated
with tho eon which would be moulted for the embinkstest
of eltalmense, with • view of meg that work for sewerage
theroam of bridges, mad other public weeks,
pee/MN.
mellow Mull he nferted to a 00abotitter,
elle mail Om glee Pent ea estimate of the satire east
that would be sommety, when laid before pareamout
Mr. Wmanrsour semedied the motion, whisk was put and
agreed a.
Mr. NiazoLAT presented a siesteniel frees Mr. & Had-
ley, of Worcester, Menials' that be was prepared to lay
before the beard a plea airing a rimedy capable of settles
rid of half the slope of Holborn-kill, and giving iosteed •
deed level of 100 yards, sad that the "bike could be dam
ha two or three weeks (baying all things reedy), sad the
stoppage of trails amd sot 'soupy more thee two or three
ihaet (Mosinee mean apes this memorial, whisk wee
redietnedl ordered to he What into sonsideratiesi.
Sr. UMW looted. elltboes Cennellt-- That It be an
inetrestiee to the Isaacs frammltta• to take into considera-
ble, Ned men se the expediency of borrowisg, of other-
wise meoldlog Ile ememt of ontstaadlog liabilities of the
lableale of Semite, with • view to =shag the
repoymon Ilknoef by anneal mama of 2 per mat. and
laterite. lensed Meal* *pm parishes for an immediate
paywst as Wish Melia.'l[r.
rAii2l4lllL esounded the notion, whin was pat sad
moiniseenny agreed to.
Mr. Orlon moved :--" That imesasek as it will be some-
eety to prevent the elisehame of sewage end ether Inge&
ties into the Thames sad is tribetsrier, above and beyond
the metropolis. districts. in order to carry oat eompletely
tho pairlionlen of the river, the clerk be lostmoted to re-
peat lei Me beard the present stem of the law apes this
mbJest, sail le advise them if they have my, and it say,
what powers In this respect."
Mr. portly HXIRISON wished to know from the hoe.
mmater if be really contemplated Melodies the laws re-
lating to the city of Oxford is the terns of his motion, as
that city was one of the places discharging its impurities
into the Thames.

Mr. Ors(Tha mid be matemplated Waled's( all places both
above mid below the metropolitan joriadietim.
This mottos led le sem ditesestoo, sad it was urged that
It would be a workless °serous so be east spun thelr Meth,
as it would lama.* the eastainalloa of the local sate of all
Mame as the beaks of the Themes, sateadieg as both aids.
Oallsed M the Nom.
The meths was put and swayed by a large majority.
Mr. Wthatiatow pressabth a commesioatioa from the
matey of Bt. Pollens, math/mains tin heavy charge of 31d.
is the posed which wosid be throws spot them for flay
p.a. La the payment of the met of the works for the mein
anhilifts•
Oa the motion of Major LTolf, it was agreed That It be
refund to the anthem as. lase, tO facade, who the parties
are who should be called emu to pay towards the main
drainage work., sad as regards the haprommeate of the
Boma other matters were disposed of, sad the Board
adjaused shortly before 5 &clam