The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-06 00:00:00

METROPOLITAN SEWAGE MANURE
COMPANY.

The tenth half-yearly ordinary meeting of this
oorepeny wu held yererday at Willie'. Rome, King-street,
St. James's, bete. presided over by H. P. Fruma,
the chairmen of the serspany.

The report, which was read by the secretary (Mr. Ovoid).
stated—" That the works for bringing the contents of the
Ranglagh and iotennediate !sewers to the company's station
at Staalepbridge are in active progress, and that If by the
extenaioa of the share list and the mutest of calls in sneer
the directors had bees enabled to cany the pipes se origi-
nally intended to a distant district, upon the tua-dime fur-
therance of which the progress of the company depends, their
early anticipations of profit would have been realised. The
directors lament that the g I depression of the horticul-
tural isteresta has operated to discourage a spirit of enter
prise amenpt the gardcaere, and prevented many from
becoming taunts, and others from meeting their engage
meats with the company. They have, however, by lc-
creating (Meta, and by perseverance in • system of rigid
economy, managed so to continue their operations, without
distres.ing the willing shareholders by frequent calls,
as to authorise their engaging for an early and
abundant supply of strong. *seep water, suilituat to
fertilise an area at least six times the sphere of their
present operations at an expense, so far as the working
of the engine is concerned, very little more than is sustained
at present. The directors have declared forfeit, subject to
the approbation of the meeting, the shares of those persons
against whom it was obviously hopelessto proceed for the
recovery of their arrears, and bare refined to their solicitor
the recovery of the arrean of other parties not appearing to
be entitled to the mute indulgence, or to the extension of
further time. In oanclasion, the directors expose a confident
hope, that the advantages attending the further prosecution
and extension of the company's operations will be felt to be
so clearly advantageous to the shareholders, sa to induce
them to plain at the disposal of the directors, the means of
promptly std efficiently traasferring, is concert with the
commissioners of sewers the whole of the contents of the
sewers within their district, from the esters of the Theme*, to
the manifest improvement of the land as far west u House-
low and Isleworth."
The iniginases report, which was nest read, described the
works of the company generally to be in a satisfactory state,
and the sew sewer a course of oustruction, with the
concurrence of the commissioner' of sewers for the purpose
of bringing the sewage from the great Renelagh sewer to the
company's statists, to be in a state of considerable forward.
nese. The report of the aerioultural agent followed nest,
and stated that the results of the application of the liquid
sewage had been Ice all oases sucoessfal in producing the
mat luxuriant OTOI6, and expressed • conviction that when
the existing pressure cm the xrewen of garden produce *holed
have paired away, • very law demand would be made upon
the compeers supply.
The woolen for the half year mays 30th September,
1830, showed an expenditure iscluding an item of
1,6071. Br. 2d., paid as *balance for preliminary parliament-
ary and law expenses—of 5,0931 Or. Bd., and an income
from rents for the sewage water of 3891. Ils. 3d., the balance
for the half year charged to expended espied account being
4,7001. Os. 3d.
The. Catancia moved the adeßtio* of the report, which
Mr. PROTIUM, a proprietor, seconded.
After some (*cognation, the report was adopted, u wee a
resolution for carrying out the recommendation of the di-
rectors, as to the forfeiture of shares. The directors retiring
by rotation were reseleated, and a vote of thanks to the chair-
man having been poised and aeksowledged, the meeting
separated.

DARING BURGLARY AT

ordinar;•ed darbag loglary wee affeeted at Mar-less,
Halos, blaseheater, es Thursday sight last, which, except
that it was set attended with muds; was almost the
counterpart, la erase of its leading leseares, of the one at
the Prim* ruseseers. Mn. Album Codas, is a lady
living at 93, Illembsse, having siely oft liketelltie in her
service girl who smelly slogs la See same room with
het. Os the night la losellea slut had gme te bed,
fastenings outer dam al the hewn gad the windows,
but be so festedse ea bee bedimese deer. About
throe ced Ins awake, as& pagehtsg • Slat light is
the room, rapport& the girl hod left the rem for some
purpose. Bh. tolled her by 1111140 (' Soak") sad put one
band involastarily to use side of the bed, where it rested
on something whisk the mosasat afterwards she rilsoovered
to be the bask of a man. She then saw that there were
two men is the roost, their loot pertly mitered with black
crape, and, greatly tended, she sereamed kr help. The
men told her if she made nay Author noise they would
murder her. After this oho eareutoll, and one of the men
murk her woes the forehead with a Item iron her, about
14 or 16 Whoa long, whisk fee a time deprived her of me-
mimeos Whoa she eime is his moss agate, the men
wen still is the roma, sad sas—a may tall, powerful lose
—told the ether to strike her eight, isles all save them
bet mossyvissirifcallis she Wit frees sada the btde4thes
• whole See Ills. Si Ms. la silver, sad gave It
them. They lbw die hem It emend that they had
hem is the phis same time beim she melte t ler they had
broken open the drawers, ham. sad =t2 apostatised
down,
down, and bed tikes um Ow ether cols-
ables. As loos es they led left the bones, she and
her Bernal gal wast dors sad gam earrlarts, bat set is time
to have any of the busgtsiktmeed. Mr. floperiagadant
Helmick, however, she hisses, essdessfy to week, end has
succeeded not only la dlessorleg the Or& plot which led
to the robbery, but is sew* esemeeted with it. On
Saturday he apprehended a mat named George Gregory, at
Bolton, whom they bed imployeales 1511 the plate ; used to
Saturday, at midnight, he mind Is their own hawse is
lodgings the other two bseglem two bevies rag late
Mrs. Codliag's room, sad roe bat* loot watch amide.
The seenesef the other um us hems Housed sad Themes
Brooke. With Brooke, It seems, • Ismale cohabited, sued
Jane Caruthers, whose mother has Nog hoes employed
ss • OILIVIONIa by Jim Collies, sod tree whom there
Is roma to believe the Isurghis had get to 11110 W Ude lady's
habit. and the dshassire Mete of the hoses. They had
beam kW the Mese by the well of • beck yard,
and having state • phrase of ed paper to a pm* of the
back wisdom, wets enabled is line sly the glees without
sole and unfeetes the wham Mita la Brook's bedroom
was found the iron biz gbh splash Mi.. Codling was struck.
Oa being takes ids • mem when die pismire were stand.
big elegy wlat penes, UM. imatedietal
Identified Gregory eethers Om mina lobe ulna her with the irony
Mr, sad Beard es the ese who4ehl his to do It. The pri-
Keen were brought Mane the llasehemer maghrtrates yes.
ordattsswites they wen sememilsi Koaday, In expects.
Iliakaki assisemil leineslit guest them. Mr.
ma wadi esmillimaged fee laving secured a bend
of met ameefelle shmestees, gabs there is num to be
have oommolsbod may oboe bloom soles. Mn. Codlieglieve is
!atria/ very mosolySus as Olds of the blow on liar
gitli!'"a•

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being wade he the meths at a noble pier, worthy of Bode.
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tree, abed three Sims the nbleli the pereepat oat, with
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