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London, England, 1865-12-23 00:00:00

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spector Graves, Constable Mahony, and Sub-con-
stable Hawkins. Mr. Butt, Q.C., addressed the

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jury for the defence. Mr. Barry then reviewed the
evidence at length, after which Mr. Justice Keogh
proceeded to charge the jury. They brought in a
verdict of Guilty, and the prisoner was immediately
sentenced to penal servitude for 10 years.
O'Callaghan Holmes O'Reardon was then put for-
ward for trial. The Attorney-General stated the
case against him, sonic evidence was given, and the
Court adjourned at half-past 6 o'clock.
The four prisoners who had been convicted in
Cork arrived in Dublin by train about 10 o'clock

Metropolitan Board of Works

The ordinary weekly meeting of the members of I
the board was held yesterday at the offices, Spring-
gardens—Sir John Thwaites in the chair.
The cash statement showed a total balance in the
hands of the treasurer amounting to £362,426
6s. 2d.
A PNEUMATIC RAILWAY UNDER THE THAMES.
The CllikinmAN opened the proceedings by calling
attention to a series of plans which had been sub-
mitted to the board for the construction of a pneu-
matic railway under the Thames and through the
embankment. The sanction of the board had been
asked to proceed with the scheme. He thought,
however, that the time had arrived when the com-
pany should put their officers into communication
with an officer of the board to assess the value of
the land, or to decide whether that matter should be
referred to consideration as to the course to be
adopted.
A resolution was then passed to the effect that a
communication should be made to the railway com-
pany for the purpose of effecting that object.

last night, and were quietly escorted by a troop of
cavalry and a body of metropolitan police to the
Mountjoy convict prison.
The annual distribution of Crimean Banquet
Fund prizes to the successful competitors among
the pupils of the Royal Hibernian Military School
took place yesterday in the dining room of that
valuable institution, in the presence of a large and

highly respectable assembly. At half-past 2 o'clock
the Lord-Lieutenant, accompanied by Lady Wode-
house, and attended by Mr. Edward Wodehouse,
Private Secretary, and Major Wood, A.D.C.,
arrived, and was received by the principal officers
of the institution and a guard of honour of soldiers
of almost every description of corps, who had been
educated in this institution. Among those present
were Mr. Chichester Fortescue, M.P., Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland, and the Countess Waldegrave ;
the Lord Mayor ; the Lord Mayor-Elect ; Major-
General Conynghame, C. 8., commanding the Dub-
lin Division ; Major Ellis, A.D.C. ; Major-General
Napier ; Major Wood, A.D.C. ; Col. Durn-
ford, commanding Royal Engineers in Ireland;
Major-General Symmons, and Capt. Lindsay, D.L.
Lieut.-Colonel Wynyard, Commandant, having
read the report, the Lord-Lieutenant then addressed
the pupils, and gave them some suitable advice,
concluding with the following remarks :
" And allow me to say that you have here the
advantage, being, as you are, of different religious
persuasions, of learning a lesson which is most
valuable, and which :cannot be too much taken to
heart—namely, that you can live in perfect har-
mony with each other, although it may happen to
you, as it happens to all of us, that you may not
have the same religious opinions as all those with

ISLE OF DOGS SEWERS.

The CHAIRMAN then read the following tenders

for the construction of the Isle of Dogs branch of
the northern low level sewer : William H. Rowe,
£53,884105. ; William Webster, £79,700 ; William
Dethick, £82,000; Mason, Hill, and Kettle, £86,000 ;
Thomas Pearson, £87,000.
The board then resolved itself into a committee to
consider these tenders. Upon the readmission of
the reporters, the clerk (Mr. Pollard) announced
that the tender of William Webster was accepted,
subject to the usual inquiries. The report was ap-
proved, and Mr. Webster called in and told the re-
solution of the board. Mr. Webster bowed and
thanked. the board for the trust reposed in him.
THE DEPTFORD PUMPING STATION.

The board again resolved itself into a committee,
to consider several tenders for the supply of oil,
tallow, &c., required for the Deptford and Cross-
ness Pumping Stations.
Upon the readmission of the public, it was an-
nounced that the tender of Messrs. Pinchin and
Johnson had been accepted, subject to the usual
inquiries.