The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-25 00:00:00

DEMSBED CONDITION OT ORBBNIPICH.

Lest evening a numerously attended public
meeting of the inhabitants of Greenwich wee held at the
Literary Institution, to adopt measurer for relieving that
town from its present depressed condition. The char was
ocenpled by Mr. Bristow, M.P. for Kiddermine'er, and the
repetwentativeof the Greenwich district at the Metropolitan
Board of Work', and on the platform wore Alderman Solo-
mans end Mr. Aegeretein, the members for the borough.
The Chairman observed that the meeting was convened is
order to adopt some plan to promote the prosperity of the
town, which of late years had somewhat declined. There
were many mesons for this state of thing.; Greenwich fair
had been aboliahed, and whatever opinion might be enter-
tained as to such institutions, it was quite certain that the
fair wee a great pecuniary benefit to the testleensen. Then
the state of the river had =lowly injured the town, for
the public had shuddered at the tare idea of taking
• trip to Greenwich in order to obtain the fresh air.
He was happy to say that the South-Esivern Railway COCII
peaty, and the commissioners of Greenwich Hoepitel,haA in-
timated their intention of co-operating for the purpose of
providing music in the petit and ether biducerarnte to attract
visitors to the town.—Mr. Laing moved, end Mr. Parr
seconded, a resolution for providing military and othCr bands
in Greenwich Park during the summer reason —Alderman
Sal mese, M.P., observed be was moat desirous to asoiit in
soy movement to pr. mo'e the welfare of the town of Green-
wich, and himself and hie colleague would be happy to convey
the wishes of the meeting to the Commissioner, of Woods
end Forests. Many plans might be adoved for the b nefit
of the district, and although he could not condemn t's tote .he
well known game of "kiss in the ring" in the perk be
would sagged that bandit should not he engaged to ploy on
Sundays. He thought that some first-rat. Trott..s would
prove a source of attraction. Mr. C. J. Caltter,oorotirr for Wert
Kent, proposed a ',solstice for the appointment of • connint-
tee to wry oat the objets of the meting. The retedation
was seconded by Mr. Smith, and supported by Mr. W.
Angerstein, M. who stronal7 od'ree'ted,Lbs , lister... 7 of
abolishing the taiP., for foot wooers over toe .• v. I fe,
which connected Greenwich with Dettford. A 110.01111,1011
was then adopted 'timelyrfordteretk, and after • vote of
coodeecning soy plan for having
the Nadal for sewage
at De
Minas to the chairman the meeting separated.

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