The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-28 00:00:00

PEOPOHTION OF RZOISTIZED ILICTOIS TO INHABITED

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101:11114.
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191 bogoughs (omitting dm os(epolip) 1 „

PROPORTION OP POPULATION TO INHABITED HOUSES.
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ha end oonntloo
Coes 6.9 „ 1
Boroughs
City of London B7 „ 1
Boria metropolitan harmer 7B ~ 1

Tows !Waists

91 ,', 1
rar I'llowe
of
84 ~ 1
lilam Lamaa
—. Weatadasier 97 ~ 1
' Southwick
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Greenwich. 6i ~,v7 1

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aryletnes
9.1 „ 1
Bt. Askew sad Bt. George
fit. Jaen, Westminster lO „ 1
at. Oen% Benever-eqeste 74 „ 1
at. George in the Beet
Poplar
Brantley 3.8 „ 1
Lisboa
Deptford
In calculating the above proportions the nutob•c of re-
gistered electors is taken from the Register for 1856; the
number of inhabited bower from the census of 1851.

There 'revery few housed in the metropolis untie r 101. rental,
but the number of small tenements compounded for by land-
lords is very considerable, and it is very rarely that the occu-
piers of compounded homes are placed upon the Register.
Female ratepayers, of which there are many, ere elm ex-
cluded.

RunRH Ix Kunsittoron.—At the usual fort-
nightly misting of the Kensingtou vestry on Wednesday
night last (Mr. Wilkins In the chair), the following resolution
was married amidst considerable cheering :—" Teat a petition
be adder:tad by the vestry of the pariah of St. Mary Abbott',
Hassington, to the Honourable the Commons of England la
parliament easecobled, requesting that the honourable hour'
would in any measure that may be adopted for the reform of
the representetion of the people in parliament, be pleased to
take Into consideration the strong claims of the parish of
Kaushagton to be represented by two Murree, on accent
elite wealth, respectability, and population."
CITY ORTROMEDIC HOSPITAL.—The annual
meeting of the governors of this excellent charity, founded
on the free hospital prineple, for the cure of mural
end spinal curvature. and other dletortions, was yes-
terday held in the boardroom of the institutioe, Hatton:
garden, Mr. Pollock, vioe-president, in the chair. The
report stated that the ordinary income of the charity during
the past year elOnsiel the expenditure by the very
trifflng sus of U. Is. 10J. The funds of the eatablishment
see in a great arena dependent upon the advocacy of the
pulpit, but Let year thin wee no supply of money from that
source, The trimmer, however, received a donation of Lou.
from "C. T.," through the hand@ of the Earl of Shafts,-
bury, and another of 501. from Bishop Maltby. The Dukes
of
Marlborough and Cleveland, Lord Stratford de Radcliffe,
and the Been of Westminster also became liberal donors and
vice-mesidente. The number of patients admitted last year
wee 816, as against 732 in 1867, making a total of 6,437 cues
relieved daring the five or elm years the charity has been in
operation.
THE SUNDAY EVENING SPECIAL SERVICES.
The following gentlemen will be the preachers at the
evening serviette on Sunday next Pad's, the
Dr. Arthur Pawls Stanley, Regina Profiles. of
Eeclieiestioal History in the University of Oxford, and Canon
of Christ Church. Wweminater Abbey, the Very Rm.
Henry Alford, 8.D., Dean of Canterbury. Exeter-hell. the
1t... Samuel Menlo., M.A.,lncumbent of PercyChspel,Tot-
tenham-oourt-roed. Bt. Jameee-hall (Nonconformist), the
Rev. John Stoughton, Minister of Phillimore-terrace Chapel,
Kensington.

Mr: 7.l.l..,tboogliteaTatteapt to disturb the
unanimity which existed in the present management would
be • most *awns step . It had shindy resulted In giving
them a larger dividend than usual, and If allowed I. remain
might tend still farther to Morisse it.
Mr. Stain and ouch a proposed, In the bee of the eatis-
&Rory repot they had heard reed, was not at all justified.
(Hoer, Mar.) The renters, he eceteidered, bad very little to
coutpkdn of, when it was recollected that the proprietors paid
the D*deka id Medford am groom& landlord, as well's increasing
.thelr ividend.
Lord'Obeioitairoal wee eare the mast msaaehrg
caminkree had been guided by one motive, and that was to
de the best they could S. the property intrusted to their
care. The object of the committee ought not to Dees jump
at the highest oar they Might receive from a proposed lessee.
That bad not always been }band the most satisfitetory course.
It was their desire to do the best they could for the concern.
Tres proposition on being put was negatived, and the ex-
isting committee reappointed.
The CHAIRMAN observed before they separated that he was
Bare the proprietors and renters would agree with him that
they should fail In their duty if they did not tender to the
present lessee, Mr. ii. T. Smith, their cordial thanks for his
management and punctuality. (Hear.)
The motion having been put and carried,
Mr. It T. Burnt *kg, responded.
A similar rem Mani having been awarded to the chair.
men, the sloes&