The Sun.
London, England, 1863-12-12 00:00:00

THE NEW STREET FROM THE MANSION HOUSE.

A letter was read from Mr. Daw, the clerk to the
City Commissioners of Sewers, asking the board to
contribute half towards the expense of forming that
street, whatever the expense might be.

Mr. LowMAN TAYLUR moved a resolution in
effect binding the board to comply with the request
stated in the letter, and in doing so said that the
expense of forming this new street had, he believed,
been greatly exaggerated beyond what it really
would be, because when city people were required
to sell land they did not know how to ask too
much for it. In one case he knew the sum of
£62,000 was asked for certain premises and a busi-
Dees, and a jury had given £ll,OOO ; and this was
au instance of what might be asked and what given.
tAi. small piece of land near the Union Bank was set
"11 in value at £17,500, but that sum would no
doubt be greatly reduced, and he had little doubt
thatproat7in hen the street was made there would be a
which the board would stand in equal
shares.
ItrAS a previou, :ought to the notice of the Board that
sta‘leslution bound the Board only to con-
tribute
a future ece4illoritluni, the matter remains over until
to rescind any e,;:8 notice is required to be given
resolution.
11-1 FIRE
The CHAntx,,,ll tt BRIGADE.
the
that be had received a
c o Intinication from h
Secre
tar y of State for the
Hoare' epartment relative
the Metrol"li• to the Fire Brigade of
It w,•As agreed that the letter
to a committee unread. should be referred
it was also egreed, on the raw
that application should .!3i, itatA.,° I°U. of Mr. ROCHE,
pari,hes in the metropolis fors Leto each of the
cost for several years of the ftreZtn: showing the
mints, the amounts paid for fire 4.1_131 establish-
tributions to the Fire E,cape Brig,„jtille: the eon-
number of persons employed, and fer(o"„ithy), the
Leer infor-
mation on the same subjec%
After other business toe B cord adjou,zed.

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of a woman named Nancy Stevens or Laffh the wife
of a miner residing near Holytown, was found lying on
road near Newarthill. Various marks of violence were
a
discovered; there was a cut, extending to three inches in
length, under the chit on the left side of the jaw; the ,_
under part of the left ear was torn off, and hanging loosely
attached; bruises and scratches on the arms; the face
was covered with blood, and the hair dishevelled across
the face, clotted with blood and dirt, thereby rendering
the features at first scarcely recognisable,and the body must
have been dragged some distance along the road. It appears
that on Monday the deceased went to Airdrie to see her
husband, who had been committed fcr some minor offence,
and in that town she met a naan named Doyle, a miner,
whom she knew. They were drinking in several public-
houses during the afternoon, and left to walk home about
6 o'clock. On the way they went to another public-house,
and quarrelled because the deceased refused to stop there all
night. Doyle went out and shortly afterwards returned,when
he wee told
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the that the deceased had left, Nothing more was
Doyle
wlem till tho body was found the next morning.
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