The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-12 00:00:00

THE NEW METROPOLITAN CATTLE-MARKET.

Yesterday afternoon, a meeting of the Markets Im-
provement Committee of the City of London was held
in the Council-chamber at the Guildhall ; Mr. H. L.
Taylor presided.
There was a very numerous attendance of the members
of the committee, amongst whom our reporter noticed
the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, M.P. Alderman
Hunter, Deputy Holt, Deputy Cork, T. H. Halt, Mr,
De Jersey, and several other influential members of the
Court of Common Council. Several parties connected
with the trade were present, by invitation, including
Messrs. Giblett, Morgan, Collinot, Mr. Inspector Fisher,
and other gentlemen.
The meeting was not one of the ordinary kind, for it
possessed this peculiarity—namely, it was specially sum-
moned for the purpose of exhibiting a model of the pro-
posed market to be erected in Copenhagen-fields, to the
parties mainly interested, namely, the salesmen and
others doing business in the live and dead cattle markets
of the metropolis.
The model is a beautiful specimen of miniature ground
plotting, and exhibits a bird's eye view of the projected
andon several
plan for the new market, as prepared by Mr. Bunning,
the city's architect. It is most elaborately and minutely
finished. The plan having been inspected very closely
by all present, the chairman inquired whether any of
werepl . anxiousT o this
hoisf
generalsuggesting
ci
es
improve-
mentsthe tradesmen
in
the plan.
answers • were given by Mr. Giblett, Mr. thers, and in some cases the hints thrown Collins,lll and
wn
adopted. The chairman at the conclusion out were
ex
acknowledgements of the committee to the several g
nearlyen-
three hours. . erview lasted
It has been rumoured that; in th
eattle market being opened in C e event of the live
dead meat market will be remo'v d°Penhagen-fields, the
liguous.to the new market. 0 e to a spot closely con-
yesterday, upon the best auth ur reporter was informed
intention of the corporate ority, that such is not the
market ' will be removed pau y,
That Newgate-
and restricted site the 11.°12a• its present inconvenient
4914, for that is i
dation of
reference, but wer
In the event of re need not be the slightest possible
a more tended, and, indeed, the reconunen-
ppropriate place
4.i. itpmaypart of the
forms
be
seen.
be fixel remainse to
carried out in
its integrity, it may. beears°ll's
plan bet%ictoria-street ;
otherwise, there are scarcely two opinions
informed of the City represen
locality will be the t le of Smithfield
press si °nions among the
tatives that its future
thfleld-market.

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invented by Dr. Watson, is now exhibiting in the
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pass .
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