SOUTHWARK POLICE COURT,
Blackman Street, Borough, S.E.

Attendance from 10 till 5 daily.

Division." The space included within the following boundary (that is to say), from the River Thames, on the south-east side of Waterloo Bridge, in a line running southward along the boundary of the district assigned to the Lambeth Police Court, till it meets the boundary of the Greenwich Police Court district; thence northward along the said last-mentioned boundary to the River Thames; and thence along the said river to the south-east side of Waterloo Bridge aforesaid."-(Order in Council, 13th December, 1844.)

THAMES POLICE COURT,
Arbour Square, Stepney, E.
Attendance from 10 till 5 daily.

Division." The space included within the following boundary (that is to say), from the River Thames, at Tower Stairs, in a line running along the boundary of the City of London, to Whitechapel High Street; thence eastward along the centre thereof, and of Whitechapel Road and Mile End Road, to Globe Lane; thence along the centre thereof to the southern side of the Eastern Counties Railway; thence eastward to the Hackney Cut; thence southward along the same to Bow Bridge; thence along the River Lea to the River Thames; and thence along the said River Thames to Tower Stairs aforesaid."-(Order in Council, 13th December, 1844.)

WESTMINSTER POLICE COURT,

Vincent Square, Westminster, S.W.

Attendance from 10 till 5 daily.

Division.-"The space included within the following boundary (that is to say), from the River Thames, on the south side of Westminster Bridge, in a line running westward along the boundary of the district assigned to Bow Street Police Court, as far as Hyde Park Corner; thence along the centre of the Knightsbridge Road, and of Queen's Buildings, Brompton Row, Michael's Place, and the Fulham Road, to Stamford Bridge; thence southward along the West London Junction Railway to the canal and along the Kensington Canal to the River Thames; and thence along the said river to the south side of Westminster Bridge aforesaid." (Order in Council, 13th December, 1844.)

WORSHIP STREET POLICE COURT, E.C.

Attendance from 10 till 5 daily.

Division.-"The space included within the following boundary, the same being within the Metropolitan Police district: from the boundary of the City of London in Whitechapel High Street, in a line running eastward along [the centre thereof, and of Whitechapel Road and Mile End Road, to Globe Lane; thence along the centre thereof to the southern side of the Eastern Counties Railway; thence eastward along the same, and] the Northern and Eastern Counties Railway to High Bridge; thence westward to Stamford Hill Toll-gate (including the same); thence southward to and along the centre of Kingsland Road to the Regent's Canal;

thence westward along the same to Ashley Crescent; thence along the centre thereof, Vaughan Terrace, and Shepherdess Walk (including St. Luke's workhouse); thence along the centre of Bath Street, and of Bunhill Row, to the boundary of the City of London; and thence along the same to Whitechapel High Street aforesaid."-(Order in Council, 13th December, 1844.)

HAMMERSMITH AND WANDSWORTH POLICE COURTS. HAMMERSMITH POLICE COURT, Vernon Street, Hammersmith Road, or Great Western Road, W.

Attendance from 10 to 1 every day.

Division." The parishes of Fulham and Kensington (including so much of Brompton as has not been assigned by any order to '[Westminster] Police Court,' and such part of the parish of St. Margaret, Westminster, as adjoins the parish of Hammersmith, and also that portion of the parish of Chelsea, commonly called Kensal Green, situate to the north of the parish of Kensington), the parish of Hammersmith, and the parishes of Acton and Chiswick."-(Orders in Council of 5th February, 1841, 11th March, 1842, and 21st February, 1872.)

WANDSWORTH POLICE COURT, Love Lane, Wandsworth, S.W.

Attendance from 2 till 5 o'clock every afternoon.

Division." The parishes of Wandsworth, Putney, Battersea, TootingGraveney (sometimes called Tooting), Merton, Wimbledon, Barnes, and Clapham; and the hamlet of Roehampton; together with so much of the parish of Streatham as comprises Upper Tooting and Balham Hill.”— (Orders in Council, 5th February, 1841, 11th March, 1842, and 21st February, 1872.)

GREENWICH AND WOOLWICH POLICE COURTS.

GREENWICH POLICE COURT, S.E.

Attendance from 10 till half-past 1 daily.

Division.-"The parishes of Greenwich; St. Nicholas, Deptford; that part of St. Paul's, Deptford, which is in the county of Kent; Lewisham and Lee, in the county of Kent; Rotherhithe; that part of St. Paul's, Deptford, which is in the county of Surrey; and the hamlet of Hatcham, in the county of Surrey."-(Order in Council of 3rd October, 1840.)

WOOLWICH POLICE COURT, S.E.

Attendance from half-past 2 till 5 daily.

Division." The parishes of Plumstead, Woolwich, Charlton, Eltham, the liberty of Kidbrooke, and the hamlet of Mottingham, in the county of Kent."-(Order in Council, 3rd October, 1840.)