The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-10 00:00:00

MEMORANDUM ON TUE METROPOLIS SEWAGE AND

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This scheme has for so looginM; s ......... pnbfc Interest
and has been so fully diagnosed by the press. that It is unneces-
sary now to add more In justilicatlmi of the prolamin., than
pre a very brief summery of the parliamentary proceeding- In
relation to it, and an estimate of the profit likely to accrue to the
shareholders. . . .

It wee for the necessary powers to construct the works named
In the 0 nee. sion that •ppliation was merle to Parliament ,
powers also being obtained for the reclamation of be Deng'e
rats, and for the construction of the culvert shown by the blue
line on the map, should It hereafter be deemed expedient fur
ther to develop the operations of the Company.
After the second reeding of the Atilt° the House of Commons,
which was supported by to. Right Bon. Wm. Cowper, her
aiest)'s first Carantimi~ of Works, It won, on the petition
of the Corporation of the City of London, first sent befo e the
Referees, that the engineering features of the •theme might be
thoroughly sifted. They reported as follows :
.• The Referees are of opinion that there are no objections
in an engineering point of view, and that the estimate le
sufficient."

The 11.. ferees were M. D. Huard Esq., M.P. ; Sir William
Gibson Craig, Hart. and Colonel Stuart, M.P.
The proposed undertaking wee thea inquired Into by a Select
Committee of the House, who received a special Instruction from
the House to Inquire into the moat usofni and profitable means
for disposing WI the metropolitan ammo on the north aide of
the Thames."
After a long and patient Inquiry, the Committee summed up
their report as follows :
upon the evidence, your Committee are of opinion that the
scheme which bee been submitted to them la • useful and pro-
Stable mode of applyiag tae sewage of the northern portion of
the Metropolis, sod they have no mama to suppose that any
mere useful or profitable lobos* amid be devised."
The 1 onnoittee consisted of:
The Judge-Advocate General, Mr. Taverner John Miller,
Mr. Ayrton, Mr. Paget,
Dr. beady, Yr ficlateerbooti,
Mr. Clay, Calmed Smyth,
Mr. Knish; Xr. Turner.
la the dketuision whkli woad on the presentation of the re-
port to the flouts, Sir None Grey sad Mr. Henley both ex-
pressed their approval of the theme.
The 'scheme was agalm Inquired into vary fully bye committee
of Xs House of horde. who:teethe hill posed through all the dif-
ferent Mans, sad beets( received the royal mast. is now an
set cd parliament. sad bee booms low. Oa the division in the
Hesse of Lords upon the third reeding.* peers voted In tavour of
the Ml', and only t spinet It. his Royal Highness the Pratte of
Wales being one of the 49, aad giving to this bill the count.-
moue mad support of his Ina eons ever recorded in the House of
1
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Of the vslue as • musare, Oen is, as staled la •
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