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London, England, 1848-03-07 00:00:00

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ROYAL GENERAL DISPENSARY, ALDERSGATI.
STREET.—On Tuesday morning a sermon was preacilio
before the Lord Mayor and sheriffs, on behalf of this
institution, at the elegant little church of St. Anne and
Agnes, near the General Post-office. The dispensary was,
established in 1770, and has relieved, during the Ile;
year, 12,000 patients. Latterly the subscriptions stell
donations had fallen off, and the sermon was partly Or
gested by a circular letter on sanitary subjects of tli°
Bishop of London. The collection at the church, not'
withstanding the untowardness of the mornings
amounted to 601., which will be a benevolent help to the
numerous applicants.
MEETING OF THE UNEMPLOYED.—Yesterday, at
noon, a meeting of the unemployed working people °`
this city was held on th© Green, in pursuance to intl'
mation by handbill. The speeches and resolutions bore
reference, for the most part, to complaints against the
relief committee, on account of the rate of wages allowed
for the work which had been tendered. In the course
of the procecedings, Dr. M`Douali, from London, dell'
vered a long Chartist harangue. After the meeting,
from 1,500 to 2,000 marched in procession through 111
streets to the office of the Treasurer, Mr. Hope, in South
Hanover-street, when a deputation was appointed to cox"
fer with that gentleman as to what was to be done 1°
regard to the urgent necessities of the unemployed. NY°
understand that at the moment he was engaged in issuing
circulars for a meeting of committee (all the magistrates
being members of the same), with a view to consulting
as to the state of matters. This seemed to be satisfee-
tory to the deputation, who announced the same to th,e
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assemblage, and advised them to depart quietly, wbicil
they did.— Glasgow Constitutional,
VALUE OF LAND AT Diss.—Freehold land is well
freely selling on what is called Dies Common, for build'
ing purposes, at the rate of 7001. per acre, which, before
the railway, was barely worth the tillage.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 6.—A large and influentia
body of the electors of this borough are about to send IT
an address to Sir Thomas B. Birch, one of their rePr%
sentatives, expressive of their great satisfaction with his
conduct in supporting Mr. Horsman's motion for a more
equitable adjustment of the income-tax. It will
signed by the leading men of all parties in the town.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 6.—We have the gratification
of announcing that the tubular bridge at Conway has been
fixed without any accident.

BIRTEB. 13'
On the 3d inst., at Dalaton, the wife of Mr. Josef
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Garwood, if a son. 6(
On the 3d inst., at tie Parsonage, Knowl-hill, the wife
the Rev. 5. Sturges, of a son.
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On the 301 inst., at Canonbury-park, Islington, Ahl•
liarn Spencer, of a daughter. lit •
On tile inst.,
8d at Itchenor, near Chichester, Sole'
lady of the Rev. Stenning Johnson, of a son.
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wifj
On the 4th inst., at Langley-park, Beckenham, —e
of Charles F.. Goodhart, Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 29th ult., at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, William S•

Aitkin, Esq., ColOnial Surgeon, Sierra Leone,
to
Belsom, of Croydon.

DIED. f.c`Or
On the 23d ult., at Malta, the Rev. Robert Irvine, ---`
of St. John's, Lambeth.
Mr. Jobs
On the 4th inst., at Fordham, Cambridgeshire,
Roper, aged 78.
On the 3d inst., Mr. Richard blaans,Oxfori-street.

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