* Died on the 13th March, 1867, and was succeeded by the Mayor; Mr. Charles Septimus Smith taking the place of Mr. Hunter as Councillor in North St. Andrew's Ward. Died on the 5th November, 1866, and was succeeded by Mr. Thomas Hedley. Mr. Henry William Newton was elected Councillor for East All Saint's in the room of Mr. Hedley. Was elected Town Clerk on the 3rd of July, 1867, and was succeeded, as Alderman, by Mr. Joseph Pollard; Mr. Thomas Stokoe being elected Councillor for North St. Andrew's Ward, in the place of Mr. Pollard. SUMMARY OF MEETINGS. November 9, 1866.-ANNUAL MEETING.-Election of Mayor, 1-Election of Sheriff, 3-Vote of thanks to the Ex-Mayor, 4-Vote of thanks to the ExSheriff, 5-The Resignation of the Town Clerk, 6-Election of Tyne Commissioners, 6-Tyne Commission Auditor, 6-Aldermen of Wards, 7-Committees, 7-Quarterly Meetings, 8-Inspectors of Provisions, 8-Corporation Sunday, 8-Money Borrowed, 8-Street Assessments, 8-The Acoustic Defects of the Council Chamber, 10-Coroner's Accounts, 10-Maintenance of Prisoners, 10-Salary of the Gaol Chaplain, 10-The North British FireBrigade, 11-Salmon Fisheries on the Tyne, 12-Extension of the Gaol, 12 -Abstract of Treasurer's Accounts, 13. November 13.-SPECIAL MEETING.-Election of Alderman, 17. December 5.-Adjourned MEETING.-The Gas, 19-Hospital Vacancy, 21 -The Late Fire in Quebec, 21-The Famine in India, 22-Conveying Dead Bodies in Cabs, 22-The Pandon Dene Footpath, 22-The Salmon Fisheries Committee, 23-The Water Supply of the Town, 23-The New Police Court, 29-Leases and Documents Sealed, 29-The Heaton Footpath, 30 -Stepney Square and Union Lane, 33-The Magdalene Hospital Bill, 34 -The Salary of the Gaol Chaplain, 34-St. Nicholas' Steeple, 38-Sanitary Condition of the Town, 38-Street Assessments, 51-Finance Reports, 52. January 9, 1867.-ADJOURNED MEETING.-The Proposed Enlargement of the Gaol, 58-Merchant Adventurers' Charities, 59-Memorial on the Gas, 62 -Proposed Gymnasium for Newcastle, 63-Contemplated Clock for Ryehill Church, 63-Catholic Clergymen and the Gaol, 64-The Cattle Plague, 67 -The Heaton Foot-path, 67-Provision for Discharged Prisoners, 71-Proposed Establishment of a Police Fire Brigade, 72-Report on the Quality of the Gas, 72-The Staffordshire and Yorkshire Colliery Explosions, 75-The Magdalene Hospital, 75-Documents Sealed, 77-The Finance Report, 78 -The Water Supply, 78-The Proposed New Police Court, 78-Proposed Return of Religious Grants, 85—Proposed Letting of the Baths, 89—Paving and Flagging, 96. January 16.—ADJOURNED MEETING.—The Warmouth Charities, 97—The Cab Strike, 97-The Magdalene Hospital Bill, 104. January 24.-Adjourned MeeTING,—Convening of the Committee Meetings, 125-Crder of Business, 126-The Establishment of a Police FireBrigade, 127-Valuation of Land on the Town Moor, 130-The Proposed Clock for Ryehill Church, 130-Alterations in the Council Chamber, 130 -The Soup Kitchen, 131-The Town Clerkship, 131-The Gas Question, 147 -The Green Court Vegetable Market, 147. February 6-QUARTERLY MEETING.- Hospital Vacancy, 148 - Mr. Hamond and the Gas Prosecutions, 148-The Fire at Quebec, 151-The Candian Insurrection, 151-St. Nicholas' Steeple and Reform Bell-ringing, 152 -Local Bills before Parliament, 153-The Gas Company and the Corporation, 154-The Cab Fares, 156-Documents Sealed, 161-The Parliamentary Register, 162-The Annual Finance Report, 162-Sanitary Improvement, 179. March 6.-ADJOURNED MEETING.-Hospital Vacancy, 180-The Magdalene Hospital Bill, 181-Reports on the Sanitary State of the Town, 181 -The Artisans and Labourers' Dwellings Bill, 217-The Scavenging of the |