To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-Your correspondent. Mr. White, appears to have mistaken the substance of my letter on this subject. I distinctly stated that I waited on the surveyor of the distrlct in which my house is situated, mnd not on the surveyor of the parish of Ilarylebone. It is utneces- 5ary to bring fbrward the name of the respectable individual to whom I applied, as it might seem to imply censure, which I bh no means wish to do, as I believe he acted in conformity with the provisions Of the statute ; for, his power of interference terminstes at the end of six months. Mly complaint rererred to the act of Par. liament (as now construed), and not to the survevor; and there is nothing in Mr. White'i letter that militates aKair;st a more effectual Rel of Parliament for preventing the progress of so destructive an element as that which we have so frequently witnessed; and which, I trust. wiiU be brought forward at the nest se,sinn AF Parliamrent I am, Sir,,your humble servant, E. A. Nov. 1I. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TlAfT..