The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-20 00:00:00

N°.18;1363.] LONDON, SATURDAY E

GUILDHALL, Mancu 12, 18b2.
THE C;OMNIETTEE FOR LET I'ING THE
CITY IS- LANDS will meet at GUILDHALL, on WEDNES•
DAT, the 24t b day of March inst., at One o'clock precisely, to re-
ceive Tendert ; for LETTING, on LEASE, for 21 years from Ladyday
next, a Hous• k, No. 29, -on the south side of New Broad-street ; and
a House, No. 2, on the 'west side of Giltspur-street ; also, to receive
Tenders for Letting on Lease, for 15 years (less three days),
from Ladycla, r next, a House, No. 31, on the east side of Finsbury-
square. • i
Farther pa pticulars and plans may be seen, and forms of tender
Obtained at t 0111c,e of Works. Guildhall.
THOMAS SAUNDERS, Comptroller.

POST OFFICE. LONDON
.DIRECTORY
Just publish6d; price 0,1. TE BUIL LING, the " Supplemcnt to
the Post OM co London Directory for 1852," containng the Peerage
and Parham, rotary Directory (as published in the Complete Edition),
and correctec to this eta e. • Tab Parliamentary Directory gives ,the
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world, with a . copious Index, so that any subject can be immediately
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and country.

•
NVILI ,lAM SELLEY, Family, Commercial,
ant' 1 Steam Packet listel and Posting House, Green Bank,
Fa:mouth, be 'Fs respectfully to return his sincere thanks fur the sup-
port he has r waived during, his management of the above house.
Ft,r the hett Or accommodation of his Commercial , friends, her has
obtained a Itt o'nn in the centre of the town, where their luggage may
be deposited, `2,nd a Porter will be in constant attendance for the, re.
moval of the same. when required, without any additional expense.
All kinds o I Baths may be had within the house at the shortest
possible notic a. •
W. S. has recently fitted up a commodious Billiard Room, wittl.i a
new Table, & &c. •
N.B. The ilotel in Falmouth that commands a view of:. the
beautiful hart )our.

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Colburn and Co., Publishers, 'l3, Great Marlborough-street.

D° G ---S TEAL NG.
PROSECUTION OF DOll STEALERS AND THEIR
CONFEDLRATES.•
The continues increase of the crime of Dog-stealing, and the nu-
merous artful plant, with the cruelties practised by the parties fol-
lowing the occupation, to extort from ,the nobility and gentry large
sums for the return of those valuable animals, has induced several
influential gentlonaen to endeavour, by means of public subscription,
to put a stop to the evil complained of by placing a proper surveil-
-1 tnce over such offenders and their confederates, and on their detec-
tion to prosecute them to conviction, under the clauses of the " Dog-
stealing Act," passed in 1845. To., carry the above desirable object
into effect, s meeting was held on Wednesday, the 3d instant, at
Mr. Bishop's, Newßond-street, James Graham, Esq., in the chair,
at which it was decided that a society be established to be called
THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROSECUTION OF DOG-STEALERS
AND THEIR CONFEDERATES. • • ' •
It was resolved that the objects of the society be the suppression
of the crime of dog-stealing and the punishment of clog-stealers .and
their confederates, but that the operations of the society be confined
within the limits of the Metropolitan Police District.
It wee fur, her resolved that the society be supported by voluntary
and annual contributions and donations, the subscription of a sum of
not less than ss. constituting a member, and a donation of. three
guineas a life member.
A committee, comprising the name's of several noblemen and in-
fluential gentlemen, was formed. " •
A Solicitor, secretary to the Society was' appointed, and it was
resolved, that n public subscription-list be opened at the residence
of Mr. Bishop, the treasurer, for the reception of names of ladies
and gentlemen wishing in any way •to further the objects of the
Society.

Doi;ations and Subscriptions received by Mr. Bishop, 170, Nov
Bond-street. t •

rip() MILLIONAIRES.—A MILLION tray be
safely and profitably embarked in the working of Major
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, Mg, Composing; ,I>tStribtitittg, :Inking -Roam. printing litasupery,
Via.. secured by fifteen patents In her kiajesty'a dominions, on
theCantinent, and in the United States.
Prospeenises,-gratis, by Pending, post' free; a stamped and directed
envelope to 8, slow-street, Covent-garthn.

A LECTURE at the mechanics'-Institution, Southampton-build-
ings, Morinav Evstuzio, March 22 at Eight precisely.
• Adult, sion Free. Reserved seats, by tickets. to be had at the
Institution, and at 8, Bow-street.