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LONDON, SATURDAY, FEB. 22, 1868

Mr. GOSCHEN last night called the attention of
the House to a very interesting subject, and one that
at the present time attracts the notice of all, viz.
the taxation of the 'metropolis. The hon. member
put the case very fairly before the house, and showed
from the last Report of the Metropolitan Board of
Works the great increase that had taken place in
the burdens laid upon the occupiers of rateable pro-
perty. It is well known that the matter has of late
given rise to frequent discussion, and that partial,
if not general, discontent has been the conse-
quence of this never-ending, still-beginning taxation.
The question is put aside, owing to the pressure of
more important things, but ever and anon_ it again
obtrudes itself, alid gives rise to annoyance and de-
pression, as the case may be. It is time, as all must
admit, that something decisive was done, and that
Ithe public should have the opinion of the Legisla-
ture on the subject. The metropolis now pays
three millions and a half in local taxation, the
annual expenditure of the Board of Works
having risen gradually from ninety thousand
pounds to over a million. When the figures
are thus put before us we are forced W