27 JANUARY 1855, Page 1
One piece of real business was done on Tuesday. Sir
Benjamin Hall's two bills on the subject of Health and Removal of Nuisances were introduced on that night. We have noticed them in a separate paper. The one continues the present Board of Health, but provides for its administration with greater deference to local self-government than was shown by the late Board either in its legislation or in its administration; the other alters the law relating to the removal of nuisances, by taking greater powers and enforcing penalties upon neglectful officers,—still, however, with deference to local authority save in very flagrant oases.
