The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-11 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.

Barr. 10.—By Neon. Damn. 8311111 and SON, at the
mart, freehold farm and estate of WEitehuroh, bialoassbury,
with 190 woe 01 ►and—let (or NU per annum, knocked
down for 11,6501.

Freehold Ora of 104 sores and cottage, between Ft imley
sad Balsam. gunny-1,760!.
Mean Moons and TIMPLI.— Seven bonus, Ocesa-street,
Stepney, producing 931. 10$. per annum, clear of all out-
goings., held for 66 years unszpred-7001
Leasehold property, Pelham street, Mile-End new Own,
prodesing 691. 18s. per annum, tree of ground•rant and
taxes, held for 68 years-4951.
Leasehold hove., 16, Milton-strmt, Dorset-foams, New.
road, let for 661. per annum, hint for 70 years at 91.-4201.

A NEW PLAcz oP Amuszmurr.—Mr. Batty, of
Arley's Royal Amphitheatre, has saemeded in obtaining
presume sad land in the neighbourhood of Hydo-pat,
which. during the Exhibition of 1861, he inroads contortion
Into a Hippodrome, on primary the mate male as the one
In Paris. - .

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THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS IN ST. JAMEt's
Pau.—The following alterations are to be made in
James's and the Over Park. in order to form the public
gardens in frost of Bueldngliam Paler : The gardens will
be nearly square, and will be situated parallel to each other
on each side of the malt—the present approach to the palace
—and the dimensions of each, reading to the plan sub-
mitted to parliament, will be rather more than 200 yards in
length, by 100 yards in breadth. That portion of each
farther from the mall will have a semi-circular projection,
adding considerably to Its aria. In order to make room for
the one on the St. James's Park side, about 200 yards of the
ornamental lake will have to be filled up, and a new head to
the lake will be formed in front of the guard-hour, at •
east of 4601 Toe gardens on the Green-park aide will be
similar in shape to the one which encroaches on
St. James's Park, and each will have three gates,
re at each end fronting the palace, on• in the
owns leading from the mall, end roe at each .ni ex-
tending late the parka. The lower gate of the Green.park
gardem will front Stafford House, and beats upon the plan
the appearanete of • private *timeline, while the lower gate
ha St. James's park will be of large dimensions, and is the
are designed lea the use of the pablie. The mall will be
limed on each aids with trees, forming • sort of wide
r the grand approach to Buckingham Palace, sad the
estrum to this avenue will be formed by the marble arch,
whir will be meted at of beyond the termination of the
wiry at a distress of SOO yards from the front gets of
the parea. The themonghlue down Oonatitation-hill will
lead plieliapies past re front gate of the palace, down the
armee between the gardens and oat through the marble
sank rid a railer rout* will be era from the St. James's-
sired gar Broad the marble - arch will be four
gems et rem erendiag down the mall, and these, though ,
so enema* tothemselves, will certainly have the effect '
of aerellarg the view of the arch to be placed beyond
them. flame entirely new pathways will be formed in St.
Junes'e-park, and the new bead of the lake will be much
✓arer to BircLeanswalk, with wLioh promenade it is not
rarer to interfere. The gardens will be surrounded by
• dwarf stone wall, surrounded by von railing.. Opera-
tions have already bees commented by smakiug out the line
of the intended gardens and the removal of the park-railings
in Stoat of the barrack.. It is probable, however, that the
change will vstrM NOM time, r net only will the eras-
atreal lake—whisk is rather deep at that end—have to Ise
filled up, bat the peoperaties of the grouad for the garden.
ormelibe lat nighilad withene great Belay. The total wet of
tie Impowomoolo oollsols4 Agra, of whisk 14,0001.
woo 'Nod hot mita.