The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-16 00:00:00

INCOME AND ASSESSED TAXES IN THE

METROPOLIS.

A return has been issued this morning, in obedi-
ence to an order of the House of Commons, showing the
total amount, as assessed, of income, land, and assessed
taxes in each of the metropolitan districts for the years
ending the 31st day of March, 1838, 1839, and 1860.
The following are tho amounts in the various districts of
the income and assessed taxes in the last-mentioned year :
Immo Tex.—City c 4 London, 550,3841, 13e. 84. ; Lin-
coln's-inn, 14,3561. 16e. Sid. ; Graf s•inn, 4,356/. 17s. 34d.;
Inner Temple, 7,7661. 7s. 3d. • Middle Tem*, 4,0324 7s.
6d.; lierjeant's-inn, 4151.35. 3d.; Holborn, 261,070 i. 18a. 7d.;
Bloomsbury,W,o69l. Bs. ; Bt. Marylebone, 82,8841. 4s. ;
Kensington, 55,7061.125. 11d. ; Gore, 7,503 t. 19s. 3d ; Fins-
bury, 99,2411. 11.. 9d. ; Edmonton, 11,9601. 17s. 4d. ; Tower
Hamlets, 166,5791. Us. Bd. ; Booontree, 18,7641. 13.. ld. ;
Bt. Georp's, 72,0131. 7s. ; St. James's, 90,6641. • St. liar-
tin's, 73,5641. lls. ; Ist East Brixton, 40,0371. 12s. • 2nd
East Brixton, 65,1761. • 3rd East Brixton, 404341. ; Booth-
wart, 70,8941. ; Blat'iltheath, 38,403/. ; West Brixton,
22,8781.

Xiamen Taxite.—City of London, 60,072/. 13s. 9d. ;
Lincolo's-inn, 2,1741. 13s. Ofd. ; Gray's•inn, 8101. lls. 9d. ;
Inner Temple, 1,2761. 10a. ; Middle Temple, 7861. 12s. 241. ;
Sericent's•ina, 631. 4a. Id. ,• Holborn, 79,7101. Ba. 61d.
Bloon2abury 10,7511. la 71d. ; St. Maryleboue, 49,1371. 17s. 214. ; Keasington. 35,1611. 16a. lid.; Core, 3,7331.
lle. 241. ; Finsbury, 44,1061. 2s. 31d. ; Edmonton, 6,1341/. 10s.;
Tower Hamlets, 39,7131.95. I id. ; Ikvontree, 7 ,(1241.66. 2d. ;
St. Geary's, 52,894/. 19s. ; St. James's, 32,3531. ,• St. Mar-
tin's, 14,59. M. ; Ist Fast Brixton, 16,443/. ; 2nd East Brix.
too, 19.2934 ; ThutrEast Brixton, 18,172/. ; Southwark,
6,602/. ; BLudtheath, 18.0501. ; West Brixton, 11,3301.
The tote], for the whole metropolis are—iooome tax,
1,829,277/. 19s. 111414 massed taxes, 520,8191. be. llfd.

THE CITY OF LONDON COLLEGE. —A public
meeting was held last evening at Sussex-hall, Leadenhall-
street, to hear a statement from the Rev. Charles Mac-
kenzie, principal of the College, as to its progress and pre-
sent position. There was a large attendance of the mem-
bers and their friends. The rev. gentleman entered at
great length into the various details connected with the for-
mation of the College, the proposed rates of entrance fees to
the various classes and lectures, the duties of the council
and the members, So., all of which appearid to give great
tatisfaction. The rev. gentleman concluded his address by
announcing it to be the intention of the council to offer •
prize amongst the members for the most appropriate titles
to be given to the different dames of members, on the prin-
ciple adopted at other universities ; and another prize
would also be given for the most appropriate coat of arms
and motto. It was also announced that the Lord Mayor had
consentcd to preside ate public meeting on behalf of the
College, to be held at the Mansion-house early in October.
Several suggestions as to the management of the College
were made, and the Lrooecalings concluded with a cordial
vote of thanks to the v. Mr. Mackenzie for his address.