The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-22 00:00:00

METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.

Yesterday the usual weekly meeting of the board
was bald at Guildhall.
♦ depatatiott from the inhabitants of High-street, South.
wark presented ,memorial praylog for sash ea 'amnion
of the new line of street, agreed to by the board sad
apprond by the First Coasetosioner, as woetd nun the
removal of the Tows Hall and the sd}olateg homes, sad
also that the earn might softweetna nearer to the Tows
Hall thee Yorketreet.
This Caatttraw said that with man to the Town Hall
sad neighbour:as bosses, the been bed sehedeled them,
slthouge they were not isoladei la the estimate, es that If
the board afterwards theesbe et desirable to remove those
baildlogo, they would le emellell MI do go. Bat, with
rehtenee tr adhnics ee the ewes, the beard had already
determined that t►e ewes eloseill eswwwwws at York street,
and as the plea had reesteed die essodso tithe First Com-
mission", and the psaihreeststry sotiew bad bees given,
tee named that he saw esulderable e Mashy in altering
the . . . . .

A deputation from the vestries of the parishes of Bt.
Mary, Islington; St. James, sad St. John, ClerkenwoH ;
sad the district board of works of St. Andrew, Holborn,
presented a memorial, advocating the formation of a park
for the northern climbs of the metropolis.
Mr. Con, who headed this deputation, mid the plea had
been approved by the Prime Minister, sad they had a pro-
Mies of 60,0001. from the government towards the carrying
oat tithe plan, and the parliamentary notices had beta
given for the seteesery powers for raising the remeisiag
sou required—vie , 160,0001. What the committee pro•
posed was, that the board should mkt up their parliamentary
astime, obtain the bill, and do the work • bet, in the event
M the board refusing to do the work, the manmittee ro-
path tt have the elocution of it vested is trustees. The
depletion, however, deemed that this wee a fitting work
lee the board to undertake, sad ens hem whisk they
would derive curdle sad the public admatage.
The CHAIRMAN melted Mr. Con if be thought it COINfO.
teat f r the board to take up the notices given by the com-
mittee of the united parishes ?
Mr. Cox mid that to hod taken advice ea the subject and
had tot the slightest hesitation la ststieg the rink. in
which the baud would stead provided they *greed to eadar-
take the work which would he this: they would have
seeking to do save to prepare the bill and carry it ths7ll7l
parliament, whist be thought they would have so di
is &lag. Tao manner is which the *mutton plumed lel
raise the 160,0001 was by a general rate.
me memorial was received and ordered t, be pelsteildit-
*slated mous the memben, and takes late eimithellilla
on Friday mat, the Mk intact.
TeeCHatasaxgaveeasaaatof what mired wham '
is the previora day, the deputations met the thief teemak-
rimer, a report of width was gives yesterday is set
colsuas.

A rnoistioe was pond instructing the neater to pre-
pare a plan tied mime., Ittoo• the Potato of dialer'. sag"
gnted is Captain reall'a letter, sad approved of ey the
and mennealmor ; and Tetchy week was appointed as
the day tea Wing the oltainsin's report of the deptitatioa
to Air B. MI twasurlikratice.

ii;eeaawainee of work;Weridireeted t draw ap bile
for the sw stew, is Southwark tad Covratiardew.

CORPORATION DINNER AT TAMWORTH.

A dinner to the en-Mayor of Tamworth took
ma;Wodomday semis & The Marquis Townshond,
Vimmat Repham sad Sir Robert Pool we» present. The
islowing bit of sprring Lock place between the Marqufs
and Si, Robert, Is re Sir Charles Napter's defogs in the
Baltic in ISM. "The Amy sad Navy" hiving bus
leaned,
The Menials of TOWKIIIIIND acknowledged it. Re
remarked that he felt disposed to abstain from wisonag a
single word, but se mush had lately boas said, OM way or
another, about the am, that he hoped they woad moose
Ida If be took dee eimartmity of saying mm-ides in he
delsece. (Cama) Time were dosMiese_geadeesea m-
ust who woes wamemen of the splendiddbpiay id semi
strength whisk leek Ibis • abert des dose. • Is.. Sect
never pat to Nei bee it hod bees Mill that though the
dem were eilliall Mehl dedeabei, Ma men wets main
is those segiblin eusbligi TIMM masa eight to
He ~,.Neel ew inesian mod a
sommemdmein Wag of ilest, that gee
wee • may aid Rind of Mk he sowid bob saying thee
he did detlisibre the veMemeat. (Ohms.) Re sup
mown Wit amiss Napier es the woad that Is a time of
war Mt mode Imo of the onpreedm ea a ems do poem, to
Wing the &Mimi eat; bat that he should ham metinned
to supreme that opinion whoa dm poem was doelarisd,
meld be the result eel y of that unfortmate die-
main in whirls he Ind beams involved with
the Bead of Admiralty ; and he (Marquis of Towne-
Mad) theeght it hard that the navy should mar is repute
hem sap wadi personal squabbles. (Chime.) It had bass
sold that lir Charles Napier wee wanting fa discredits.
Tab was ptebably tree; but if in the late waz he bad
shows. west of cl•sersticts; it wee not that sort of dboredan
usually saki to be the hotter put of valour. (Sear.) A
more gallant in a brunt man Raver lived. (Chain.) "And
(said she noble marquis) I mas et help taking this °pmts..
tufty of @Wog how much I et petted to ham heard, nee
hag ago, at the dash which took place at Stafford, some
remarks made by my honourable Mead the bermes (Sir
Robert Peel), whisk I thought were welled for, emcees-
airy. and certainly out of plies, costes from a mesa (Min
the aunties be did at that time. (Applause.) I think
that a member if the Board of Admiralty ought to have
tan the last min •s say a word against one at the top of
tte eervin. (Cheers.) I know these is aot a nee living
who b more full of kind and poems firedogs than the Ito-
mumble baronet—(bear)—bat I do skink It was moat ussfdr•

touts, sad I alo taro ho toast reed bavig wstsad.d the
feelings of a men whose whole Use hut bees drested to the
Invite of hie country, sad whist solo bib wooed Mime
with endk and resoles, * Is hiss dam la doss of
difileulty, M sertsiodyldbil diorppolat the hopes
of his eistatry by ass Wagtail ablest as estioa with the
Rustiest. (Rear.) A. I have jut eel& lass slue there is
sot • eitaa 'ivies who woad moan adlatiwiedas his regret
at having dose =riding to few oeillWelield SW feelings
of an et I was oa the wigs of totars thsalfir Robert
Peel. 1 now that Sir Chubs his deeply felt it.
He has felt that it wee a slat fosst lllll.lster. Se has
felt, ator•over, al if Sir Robert twos did sot speak hla own
esatimests easy, but also those albs bosodate shish as b-
loused. Is test. to is is a aiste ed blooms pals at this
mutest; sad he hu wrkein to the Oresd Deb Coastaatios,
and oleo to the French Attain). he know whether the stew
neat of Sir Rebut Peel iseeernit tr sot. (Hear) I hope
Met it ever the opportualty should ebb gala. whatever
the country nay be with which we are engaged, this there
will be no doubt or quotioa left ea to the ability of oar navy
to retain that was, which is one of the brightest orsaaests
ef ewe coaatry." (Chows )
The bathe of "TM Boroosh 311abbsts" hubs bees
gives,
Sir Roam Pass had his reply to lb. stortyee. After
a few profess, maths ho odd be hit it to be a gnat Nr
dumb' to most es esti mete= sat 'sly gestleare when
he aAM sotto main his paramel trine., bat she • great
naay pellehol adhesesta. As Ide bath, sod that of hie
celleagea, hal hiss death In Ask *spooky as seembets f ter
the heave" So odd act ad is awes what be believed
goad he lila mama sf the stubby, and of • very
groat poralos of the paths sof dely, the swat
sadelhollos width whit bus bossim, hit thasa n t at • somas it
eleis—at • nessest atm orsiderabiedworr the 'ovals-
waft of this matey was estrstlod t. a Mil Si Nib y
sad teat, fall of aperiebe, aloe is IMAM. prompt aW
ratolate is aoY.n, as the sable hoed the hellillef ter Tiver-
ton. (Chests) He believed ths sowamoot of Lord Ni-
mble. had hoes eallaestly ossmlisk sad that it bad •
Oohs to lay slain to the good whites of leme people of this
snaky for having beoaglit to a ombhoiny issue • period
of very great sad serious difficulty. (viae. Mb) All
Sass bagratalate themselves spas rho toesietatiou of •
war whisk wee absorbing all thole Ma lateoeste, *Hest-
ia" the trade of the °natty, &Swag oar sosusersial
Mabee with other countries; sad that wit hid
sawoodod, i osoklosetios with ow slbe, Teases sad lat.
Nab. ilsiesiag shat a stais of this., lead is 'wearies
ehlryi, whisk we. petrel. into war to obtain, sad frau

wok\ was wt dN taut insist aorta we °Masa thou'.
(Star, bear) Wow lag Ms alliance was to sestieue had
bees of Isla eletiody insitest He was ass of tame who
theugbalkue taw Mame with Name lied bees productive
as peat alealkallii Mold be poisedn of greet good in
preside, lanolviliuden el the world; bat lot say elliesee
parish nth', ite should
with say essimey wham"
'satiate anything tendsubeatally oesseetoil with our sights
and abortive as Zegilalosis. (Great eboottiag.) TM state
of Ehrops was oirtaisly sot itch mane night ham willow..
All Mew that roceady a very 'these step had hoes taken
by the gomraimat of Ms estmtly is csesiag M bold &pia
natio felitiom with the government of Naples. It was sow
said that theta wets sew commit= to be loads. What- 1
ever the politico of attain =igen be, eats& it was that he
.aria enure iguerance of lbs @mese whisk had led to
withdrawal of their mabiendors. (A laugh.) Bat b
thought that whoa Begliad, la magssettaa with a ge-
reouseat UM that of From, made Mimeo for As pm.
pose at asitigallag servals wile, and from semi smut m
other, which had sot been esplaiaid, the ant Mid' was
destined tot Naples did sot premed to that doetissitoa, the
question was ens involving so row hsportest melts as to
'lmam that eau explaaatios should In given. (Chas..)
Here wa wen, however, with diplomats. titian
withdraws, millet with out • word of eaplatarea as to tho
NAM' that Ind to the withdrawal of this Nese. (Lar, hear.)
Attar referring to the dais of proweis shish do ma bed
proved op knee te bs as capable of as ever. Ills Robert pro-
',Mad te Mien is what the Marge+. Taltsabroml hod said
as to hie Stafford speech. No o • wig ticw." ry Mr that I bast a risks to taproot lay to..
Mat nim ff- my sow
tala at asfar y plane mos. I Mould sea be the Wiper
bly MR b•rilsabs itbaili em.
Midas to gin free espreeiso sostisost• WOO* sal.
oda ms spa any palls lasslas. (01055..) Tea sof&
lusgais has beta *sod is lay eat I San behaved fa a
• ma
tat
sad suessily warm la of
kw
eisgaai of tee salmi admiral it toe IlainVdiaget. Ns km
ow this 'bomb lb. Wolfst has disappointed oho eamete-
Ism of las oppylee. yet that it was seat ••011111018. 100 ss
Mb& sad Wilsey"' is we, as rermeattag a 'au sawn
. lIMI AdlagallPolll Make as' of the observation 'ohne' te.(4 Nov[ line." less Margula Tawsobtad ) As a amber
for two baapsobl to set timetable to tit loarquis.
fla Mos* TOWNIIIIIND —lt was at Stafford, sot lieu.
ills UM! bias—Thu sable maple ask the allaslot
fa promo ad ty staslttaostto doff vast Sd NM said ant