The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11 00:00:00

T ANCA! I-I • CAPITA London— 801 l 011 Rochd Propriet, further r railway, and W, places Liv Saturd vembel John' district been c can ready for would be con item in the ex would ine rem It is propa of 10,0(10 sha or 2s. per silt share in cprnplia; Printed te - r r alsC tuses of the Comi Company; of Al J. Stephens and .4 .-- october, 1845 To the Provisional a Ca Gentlemen, —l requ of X2O each in the Ro pany, and I undertake Deposit thereon, or uj allotted to me ; and I of Association when ri Dated this lIRE. CHESHIRE IRE JUNCTION AND STAFFORD NILWAY. hares of £29 eac, )rice Watson 1 of England rice to t 1 eyors, which and Sections, to state, that the form inria to con have er rich 11 to of F to the Compan rnworth Parliamentary Con- e following Dale-street, o the 10th days of No ultry, on Wcanesc the 17th day o and Broad f Novemt stle Hotel t be delivered re given John Pem' Thomas Gi Peter Arks , Charles Al 1 AND COM f RAIL Dublin ,n, for ar and giv• tion and :b rail- 3ps for the mann- land I to be of ordinary vessel y to the place ( [elay and risk in the Profits d timate costs to n of their car. ,ccordi ad compani€ leratious, they could at an and trucks, suita te per mile, there might avail them- ,t outlay of ttached to ti ction of station zed from the pub- went in a populous ojected railways in 1 for railroad car- 'ld be vcry extensive, and tuber of carriages wn that, with ihe d, a contract has a of 250 passenger that one railroad at t to rail% companies to number of carriages, spective lines would be description of carriage tr constituting a large ampany, and each year : resources of the coun !s of transit multiplied. capital he issue 13 deposit of 10s. per cent. llotcnent of each 3d Prospec- Oflicas of the 'ollege•green, or street, Brokers to the aimittee of the Royal Irish Railway riage Company. lest you will allot to me Shares oyal Irish Railway Carriage Com ; to accept the same and pay the Don any less number that may be undertake also to execute the Deed quired. day of Name in full Residence Trade or Profession — Reference ----- Address of Reference. J Le, Dublin 'a and :•iz d. Railr :font r GREAT GRIMSBY, SHEFFIELD. THE POTTE RIES, AND GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. THE allusion to the Meeting which took place in Man chester on the 24th of October last, with the Corn f the Sheffield, Buxton, Leek, Potteries, and way, contained in the Circular of the 31 No led G. C. Holland, Chairman, and addressed used Great er, si g. El, the Pott. tly, from the .s, and Gr xnd J unction biguity of its phraseolo- to se"ve a partieu arpose. The proposal D undertakings above Igaroation of th promote „ and nil J anctinn keat Grimsby, a Railway. and mai }eke ndoCrew of the Sheffield, Buxton, ilway, the latter feel that e, than the one they de ved other terests of their Shareholders .h ult , c e Circu chance the value of this undertaking ; rn at to state, that whatever th v be, no 1. it is sett here alluded to between the Shaltld, Buxton, Leek, Potte ewe and Great Grimhby, Sheffield, the Potte an:l Junction Committees. IAS CARR, C airinen;l T, Deputy- j of the Sheffield, Buxton, Leek, (Potteries,&Crewe Secre- I Railway Company N M INS VIULL, ,ary pro tern., ATE, NOTTING &I BOSTON, ERN JUNCTIO N RAILWAY £1,801,000, ' 9 -000 Shares of £25 each DEPOSIT, £2 12s. 6d, 1 itridl ands . J unction Rail Esq., If P., Fi-etl;ille, Kent Esq Magistrate, Willersley, Derbyshire Esq., Bulwell, Notts liott, Esq., Nottingham - - - - • —• 3ridgford, Grove, near M layswater Chairman of the Manches 'ne, Derby s; Derbyshire Grantham Agent for Hawksw, )ale, Der the Manchest T the Earl of Cl Esq leaford great piea .t since a completei are in communicating publication of the their arrangements tailway COmpar3 ; and that GEORG M.P., the Chairman, and JOHN ELLIE ;y Chairman, have joined the Directio iv, and wilt give it their zealous an It will also be seen by the names tl the Prospectus, that almost every • has given his adhesion to this Li iowners, and effected an alliance ray Company—the Manchester, Matlock, a. - !d Midlands Junction Railway Com pany—the Lynn and Dereham and the Lynn and Ely Railway Companies; they have identified their interest with the several Companies with which this undertaking nd Rail comes into immediate connexion, and that they have con sequently placed the Company in a position most condu cive to present success, and so as to lay the foundation of those advantages to the public and the Shareholders which the Railway was designed to confer. Tie Directors have also the satisfaction to inform the Shareholders that the Surveys and Plans are nearly com pleted, and will be ready to be deposited at an early period, in compliance with the standing orders of Parliament. AMBER 'GATE NOTTINGH NM AND BOSTON, ND EASTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY. - flowing Noblemen and Gentlemen, in addition names appear on the Provisional fed to give their lvev pol_verfils a upf i rt T' to e who His Grace the Duke of St. His Grace the Duke of D Albans K.G., Lord L v of Dart His G;;icethe 'Dyk . e of • Rtitrand, K.G., Lord Lieut. o inty of Leicestes Marquis of Bristol Earl 13rownlow, LoryVLieut. of the County of Lincoln Earl of Cheiterfiel‘t Earl of Harrowbf Earl Fortescue Viscount Melbourne Lord Carington, Lord Lieut. of the County of Bucks Lord Middleton Viscount Ebrington. Viscount Sandon, M.P. Viscount Al ord, M.P. Lord Willoughby de Broke Lord Willoughby de Eresby Sir John Charles Thorold, Baronet • Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Baronet John Gilbert Heathcote, Esq., M.P. Christopher Turnor, Esq., M.P. C. R. Colville, Esq., M.P. Crewe ye or an A mu , t mate A 11BEI CAPITA] Earl of with t TT A hi THE LIVERPOOL STANP,ARD. SHROPSHIRE MINERAL RAILWAY. Charles Turner, esq. (Sands . Turner and Co.) Henry Turner, esq. (Hammond, Turner, and Co.) Mr. Sergeant Adams, Chairman. W. A. Wagner, esq. (G. Grumpel and Co.) J. W. Newcombe, Esq. and the Rev. Charles Leicester, 0. Ormrod Walker, esq. (Lomax and Walker) Vice-chairmen. C. Veltman, esq. (Hollins and Co.) /SHE Committee of Management of this Company beg I Geo. Ayre Wainwright, esq. (Price and Wainwright) leave to inform the Shareholders that the Parliamen- Mr. Alderman Walker tary Notices are now in course of publication, and that Mr. Alderman Watkins (W. B. Watkins and Co.) they have received the following Letter from their Engi- J. P. Westhead, Esq. (Messrs. Wood and Westhead s) neer, which they have much pleasure in submitting for I J. R. White, sem, esq. the satisfaction of the Shareholders...vir. : Lewis Williams, esq. (L. November 7, 1845. Thomas Lewis Williams, esq, beg Infordi you that the plans Joseph Willoughby, esq. (Na. wction sof the Sh shire Mineral Railway are in a George Wilson, esq. very advanced star nd will be ready in time to be de- James Wood, Esq., (Grove House) posited before t Oth November. Thomas Worthington,-Esq. (Sharston) " have the honour to be, Edmund Wright, esq. (Wright and Lee) " Gentlemen, James Simpson Young, Esq. (Simpson and Young) " Your obedient Servant, L. G. Ziffo " SAMUEL CLEGG. (With power to add to their number.) " GENTLEMI nna lk/rANCLIESTER ROYAL_ EXCHANGE ASSO- CIATION (PROVISIONALLY REGISTERED•) CAPITAL, £300,000, in 12,000 . SHARES OF £25 EACH DEPosIT, £2 2s. 61 per SHARE NOTE.--In pursuance of 7 and 8 Vic., cap. 110, 10s. per cent. only (or 2s. Gd. per Share) will be received , until the Company obtains a Certificate of complete registra tion, when notice will be given for the payment of the residue of the deposit, and the coy will commence its o Aerations PROVIST AL COMMITTEE. The Right Hon. Lor rancis Egerton, M.P P. Ainsworth, es Tf Ting,itlq., Richard CobdWi, esq. M.P. William Entwisle, esq. M.P. William Fielden, esq. M.P. Thomas Milner Gibson, esq. M.P. James Atherton, esq. (liorrocks, Jackson, and co.) R. Aders, esq. (Burghardt, Aders, and co.) D. Ainsworth, esq Thomas Anderson, esq. (Anderson and Thurburn) Mr. Alderman Armitage, (E. Armitage and Sons) Thomas Ashton, esq. (Thomas Ashton and Sons) Thomas Atkinson, esq. (Atkinson, Tootal, and co.) John Bannerman, esq. (ti. Bannerman and Sons) 'Hobert Barbour and Brother) Barge, jun. and Brother) 3arbuur, esq. ( Thomas Barnes, esq. 1 , (Thomas and Robert Barnes) Robert Barnes, esq. J Hugh Beaver, esq. S. L. Behrens, esq. (S. L. Behrens and co.) J. Ball, esq. (J. and 1. Bell) n;ph.rri 111rIPV rq.n (Rirlev and co.) Stephen Blair',esq: (Bolton - ) Junes Bradbury, esq. (Bradbury, Doncast:r, and co.) Daniel Broadhurst, esq. Thomas Ridgway Bridson, esq. John Brooks, esq. (Butterworth and Brooks) Mr. Alderman Burd, (J. Bard and Sons) James Burt, esq. (Burts, Watson, and co. James Burt, jun. esq. William Maxwell Burt, esq. (A. Roxburgh and co.) James Burton, esq. (James Burton. Chippindall, and co.) Thomas Braley esq. (Gardner and Bazley) irley, esq. (Birley, Corrie, and co.) Brown, Carati and co.) John Carver a esq. (George Clarke and co.) esq.? (Clarke Brothers) COMMUTE and J. Williams) w Quay Company) e, esq. •ke (Itichdrd Clarke and Son) sq. (Trenants, Clow, and co.) esq. (Coates and co.) OF MANAGES J. W. Fraser, esq., Vice-Chairman. James Atherton, esq P. M. James, esq. John Bannerman, esq. Edward Norris, esq. Thomas Barge, jun., esq. George Peel. esq. Mr. Alderman Burd William Pearson, esq. James Burt, esq. William Ross, esq. George Clarke, esq. Sails Schwabe, esq. Robert Gardner. esq. E. P. Tnomson, esq. BANKERS Cunliffes, Brooks, and Co., Manchester end Salford Bank SOLICI rocs. Slater and Heelis ; W. and H. Ormerod AGENT AND SECRETARY. Joseph Adshead. PROSPECTUS The want of adequate space at the present Exchange,— the impossibility that the late proposed enlargement of the building, if it had been carried into effect, could have af forded more than a temporary accommodation,—the in convenience felt by the mercantile body in general from the present building being now so remote from the great mass of warehouses and offices,—the obvious incongruity of an Exchange being situated in the shopping, instead of the mercantile district,—these irremediable deficiences, as regards both site and accommodation, and the conse quent necessity which exists for a building conveniently situated, and commensurate with the increased wants of the town, have induced the promoters of this undertaking to lay the project before the public. Amongst the sites which have been under consideration, two have appeared the most desirable for the erection of an Exchange. These localities are—a site bounded by Market-street, Palace-street, Cannon-street, and High street ; and a site bounded by Mosley-street, Charlotte street, Fountain-street, and York-street. Each of these sites has its own peculiar. advantages, but on comparing their respective merits, the latter has been selected, with the approbation of a large majority of the mercantile in tere-ts, as decidedly the most suitable, and pre-eminently adapted for the proposed Exchange. Situated in the very focus of the warehouse and com- mercial district, this site is of easy access in every direc tion, and is immediately contiguous to the banks, and the majority of the public buildings. It is less remote than the other site from the populous district of Chorlton upon-Medlock and the neighbourhood ; and by an in tended access to the Fountain-street entrance, from King street, its proximity to the higher districts of the borough of Salford, in which the class frequenting the Exchange chiefly reside, will be the same, within a very short dis tance, as that of the present building. The area of the site now proposed exceeds considerably that of the London Royal Exchange. The chief object of this association being to erect a building available for the Present and prospective mercantile wants of the town, to that end the attention and energies of the committee will ..• proposed structure, it is the the first talent in the kingdi itention to call to their aid --- --- Together with the tiection of an ample Exchange and News-room, endeavours will be made to meet the other .se rl.o fescon and tr. clinnlit 1,11111111 adapted for the most important public purposes. Arrangements having been entered into for the pur chase of the present Exchange, the Provisional Commit tee of these projected improvements look forward with the greatest confidence to a speedy and effectual realiza- tion - of their object. Parties who applied for shares prior to - the selection of the site now fixed upon, will be considered as continuing they communica their applications, unless _ ADSIIEAD, secretary, their intention of withdrawal, Tins DAY, (Tuesday,) the 4th instant. Applications for shares, in the annexed form, may be made to Mr. ApssnEAD, at the Office of the Association, 35, George-stye( Foam OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES To the Provisional Committee of the Exchange Association Gentlemen,—l request you will al' Itianchester Royal I of £25 each in a shares and 1 undertake tc s nittrAer as may be allotted accept the same, or such 1 to me, and to pay the deposit, anu legal documents when required. Dated this day of ❑ the necessary Place of business (if any) Profession or occupation Reference WE, the undersigned BANKERS, MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, and other TRADERS and INHABITANTS OF MANCHESTER and its Vicinity, fully concurring with the Commiitee of the present Manchester Exchange. that the accommodation which it affords to the Public is not such as may be reasonably expected ; and feeling that the extension pro posed to be made by them would not afford, permanently, ' ' those facilities h the growing of the commer- cial community resorting to the Manchester Exchange imperatively require, hereby TESTIFY OUR APPRO VAL OF THE SITE DETERMINED UPON FOR A. NEW EXCHANGE, on the rand bounded by Mosley street, Charlotte-street, Fo ain-street, and York-street ; and we further express o opinion, that this Site offers the means of providin an Exchange, and other Public Buildings, which wit eat once an ornament and an :ac commodation to th own of Manchester : Henry Bannerma anu Sonslßrown and Whittaker Robert Barbour d Brother Joseph Gray A. and S. Henry and co T. and L. Hope Saml. Fletcher. Son, and Co l Cope, Hammerton, and co Richard Cobden and co Du Fay and co 10 1, and co Martin and Son Michas, Lucas, and co Hugh Bagshaw James Burton, Chippindall, Henry Humphreys and co -- chard Lewis and co James Carlton, V .er, and Edward Rostron Armstrong, Phillips, and co Lewis Heald, Wilson, and co William Beaumont Callender, Bickham, and co E. G. Kay Thomson Brothers and Sons Willie - R. Dalglish, Falconer,and co T Sails Schwabe and co Wells, Cooke, ane Potter E. Armitage and Sons Swainson,. Birley, and co Butterworth and Brooks Abraham Whitehead Birley, Corrie, and co Joseph Whitehead Cooke and Unsworth Kayser and co Miller Brothers George Ormerod Will am Ross . Thomas Hague Bindloss and Fildes Thomas Whitehead Samuel Hadfield John Dawson John A. Cheetham and co James Howarth James Durham and co David Whitehead Richard Aspden Peter Whitehead Field and Napier John West Thomas Barge, jun. and Henry Cunliffe Brothers John Pickup Hollins and co H. Englefred and co Thomas Glover Joseph Gibbons Glover and Dunn James Crankshaw Robert and Thomas Peel William R. bb and co Charles Smith and co Richard Ashworth Jackson, Coston, and Jones W. H. Bentley H. P. Gisborne M. Samson Hurts, Watson, and en Julius Yacoby Astbuiy, Critehley, and co Thomas Hunt James Rigby and Sons James Haworth William Bayley Charles Stewart Peel, Holme, and co Samuel Hollinworth J. B. Scott F. H. Glover S. L. Behrens and co James Ch. Wood and Wright B. Georzala Thomas Salmon and co Joel Harwood Lee and Riley James Slater Ainsworth, Sykes, and co Edward Cockcroft James and John Gibb David Nelson Richard Hutchinson James H. Macrae Bradshaw, Rhodes, and co Henry Hunt James Lees, Son, and Co Joseph Grave Besley, Jones, and Webber Peter Ormerod Walter Beehee John Whalley Mayson and Fildes Jon. Aspinall Thomas Hawkins Thomas Whitehead George Whitehouse E. and T. Woolfe J. P. Hutchinson and co Jon. Duckworth J. Merrick and co P. C. Salvago Isdell and Yates John P. Schilizza John Haslam and co Ferguson and Taylor W. D. Whitehead W. G. Beaumont R. H. Robertson and co James Butterworth John Lowe Robert Shepherd W. Benecke and co J. V. Hibbert Henry Bollard John Ormerod It. Temple and co Frederick Baxter Jonas Smith James Robinson Stocks and Tait Powles, Elliot and Co. Robert H. Warden John Heugh J. Amos and Kelbam Napier and Goodair Christopher Shorrock William Graham and Co. Simpson and Young Thomas Aitken George Clarke and co S. Aitke'n A. W. Thornely John Desse and Co. John and Thomas Thornely Joseph Halksworth Vlorsfield, Fildes,& Mackin- Shatwell Marsland nell Higginbotham and Beard Charles Latham Samuel Boxers James Goodier and co Thomas Lomax Charles Townend Samuel Bardsley Nelson, Knowles, and co Richard Clarke and Sons Paul Catrerall, Son, and co William King Samuel Giles James Taylor David Ainsworth Edward Andrew Berratt and Rickards Thomas Brassington Wentworth and Procters Thomas Fallows John Williams and co Clegg and Birch J. Grave and co Carruthers, De Castro &co, George Jackson and co Thomas Salter Makin and Walker Solomonson and co. James Ingham and co Mellor and Twyford Le Mare and Lane John Belshaw S. Flersheim Walter Gow a Hague John Earnshaw Robert Munn John Harrington and co William Stott apman A. Carati, esq. (A John Carver, e-a. JoFeph Cl 1 Dmie I p;,os., John Jlhn i,omas Cooke, .esq. (Oxford-road Twist Company) homas Critchley, esq. (Astbury, Critchley, and co.) I Thomas Crompton, efici _ rocs, esq. (Thomas Cross and co.) Wm. A. Cunningham, esq (National & Provincial Bank) Richard Calrow, esq. I Thom aeetbarn, esq I H. Davies, G. Cheetham and Sons) .q. (George Frazer, Son, and co.) thurst, esq. ncaster, esq. (Bradbury Doncaster and co.) ington, esq. (G. Fraser, Son, and co.) ludgeon, e , ci. (David Scott and co.) P. M. V. John Du ( . 1 * (John Dugdale and Brother.) r, esq. (George Faulkner and co.) esq. (John Ferguson and co.) q. ( H. D'Hauregard and co.) q. (Forth and Marshall) nghiadi, esq. Fraser, esq. (George Fraser, Son, and co diner, esq ol } (Lot Gardiner and Brother) • John E Forth, c Lot G Addin Gamine Vitt ULICI Gibson, esq. (Gibson, Ord, and co.) .s Glover, esq. LGlover and Dunn) Robert Graham, esq. Dania Grant, esq. (William Grant and Brothers) James Guest, esq. James Haddon, esq. (1-laddon, Searle and co.) Benjamin Hampson, esq. _ John Hargreaves, esq. (Hargreaves, Brothers and co.) David Harri Abel Harris Tnkra ' on ' es q . (Thomas Har eap and co son and Sons) .q. (A. and S. Henry and co.) 3alg!ish, Falconer and co.) Harry Hiller. esq. (Furst and Hiller) am Henry Hornby, esq. (Wm. H. Hornby and co .y Houldsworth, esq. (Thos. Houldsworth and co has Howard, esq. (W. and C. Howard, Stockport) Henry B. Jackson, esq Frederick J P. M. Jam( M. Z. Just q. (Jackson and Simpson) q. (Manchester and Salford Bank) q. (M. Z. Just and co.) Robert Kay, esq. (Roy, Richardson and Wroe) T. S. Kelsall, esq. (Kelballs and co.) Matthew Kennedy, seq. (J. Kennedy and co.) Robert A. Kennedy, esq. G. P. Lascaridi, esq. (A. Lascaridi and co.) Daniel Lee, esq. (Wright and Lee) 11. J. Leppoc, esq. Joseph Leese. jun. esq, (Kershaw, Leese and Eihdebobam Bernard Liebert, esq. C. E. Liebert, esq. R. H. Lomax, esq. (S. and R. H. Lomax) J. W. Long, Esq. (G. Fraser, Son and co;) Philip Lucas, esq. (Micholls and Lucas) James Maclaren, jun. eeq. (James Maclaren & Nephews, John Macvicar, esq. James M'Connel, eeq. (M'Connel and co.) James M'lsTaughtan, esq. (Macnaughtan and Potter) G. F. Mandely. esq. (Ferguson, Taylor and co.) William Marshall, eeq. (Forth and Marshall) William Marshall, eeq., (Charlotte-street) John Marsland, esq. Richard Matley. esq. (Samuel Matley and Son) Mr. Alderman Mayson S. J. Mavrogordato, esq. (E. Ralli and co.) M. S. Meyer, esq. (Siu and co.) Henry Micbolls, esq. (Micholls and Lucas) Joseph Munn. esq. (John Munn and co.) Joseph Nadin, esq. (Joseph Nadin and co.) Edward Nathan, esq. (E. Nathan and Sington) Mr. Alderman Neild (Thomas Hoyle and Sons) Thomas H. Nevin, esq. W. B. Newberry, esq. Edward Norris, el. Robert Ogden, esq. (R. Ogden and Sons) 0. Openheim. esq. (Openheim and co.) R. Openshaw, esq. Jonathan Openshaw, req. (Win. and Jon. Opensbaw) Edward Ormerod, esq. (Richard Ormerod and Son) J. S. Ormerod, esq. (R. El. Greg and co.) John Paley, jun. esq. (John Paley and co.) George Peel, esq (Peel, Williams and Peel) William Pearson, esq. (John Munn and co.) John Pender, esq. (John Pender and co.) Wm. Henry Petijean, esq. (Petijean and Sons) Shakspear Phi Mr. Aid ips esq. man Phillips, (N. and F. Phillips and Co. Thomas Pickford, esq. (l'ickford and co.) Charles Pooley, esq. C. Potter, esq. (C. H. and E. Potter) Sidney Potter, esq. (Wells, Cooke, and Potter) John Potter. esq. (Price and Potter) Thomas B. Potter, esq. (Potters and Norris) John Clarke Prescott, esq. (Prescott, Brothers and Co.) John Thomas Price, Esq. (Price and Wainwright) Henry James Price, esq. (Price and Potter) Cornelius Randall, esq. H. P. flee, Esq. (P. Rea and Co.) Alfred Reyner, esq. (Reyner Brothers) William Ross, esq. Adam Roxburgh, esq. (A. Roxburgh and Co.) James Reiss, esq. (Reiss, Brothers) Richard Richmond, esq. (D. Scott and Co.) John Rylands, esq. (Rvlands and Son) A. Saalfield, esq. (A. J. Saalfield and Co.) Herman Samson, Esq. Thomas Sands, esq. (Sands, Turner, and Co.) James Schmidt, esq. (Gruner, Schmidt, and Co.) W. F. Scholfield, esq. (A. and S. Henry and Co.) M. Schnook, esq. (Schunck, Souchay, and Co.) Sells Schwabe, esq. (S. Schwabe and Co.) John Sharpe, esq. (T. Sharp and Co.) C. Shorrock, Esq. (C. Shorrock and Co.) D. Siltzer, esq. (Solis Schwabe and Co.) J. 'l'. Simpson, esq. (Jackson and Simpson) Adolphus Sington, esq. (Nathan and Sington) John Smith esq. (Smith and Ingle) Charles Smith, esq. (the Union Bank) William S. Steil, Esq. ,Crafts and Steil) Sigismond Stern, esq. (Leo Schuster and Co.) Henry S. Straus, esq. J. Swindells, esq. (John Swindells and Co.) Benjamin Syddall, esq. Henry Taylor, esq. (Ferguson, Taylor, and Co.) A. S. Thornton, eeq. (Thornton, Atterbury, and Co.) E. P. Thompson, esq. (Thomson, Brothers, and Sons) James Thompson, esq. (Joseph Thompson and Sons) James Tomlinson, esq. M. Tomlinson, esq. Thomas Townend, esq. (Townend and Hickson) Charles Townend. esq. Robert Troost, esq. (Robert Troost and Sons) John Chadwick and Sons Longworthy & Walkinshaw' Buchan, Welsh, and Pane Edward Hilton Kay, Richardson, and Wroe J. F. Petitjean and Sons Aylmer and Stewart Alexander Miller Worthington, Son, and co Holt and Bond Jas. Houldsworth and co Cash and Holland Watson, Grave, and co David Scott and co Hy. D'Hauregard and co George Dewhurst Frost and Napier William and Samuel Hague, Dewhurst, Walker, and co E. [laid and Bahr James D rrbyshire JaAson and Simpson A. Saalfeld and co. Isaiah Hateley Lees, Brother, and co George Chambers John C. Miloes Thomas Ainsworth Robert Ogden Wiliam Thompson J. M. Lawton and Co John B ier Rende and Wall Hazik Capamagian Thomas Travis Booth and Pike Taylor and Lucas J. Bainbridge J. Woodhouse and co James Grimshaw and co James Weston J. B. Crocker J. Royle Charles Openshaw and Sons, William Shearman Bewley and Caddell Andrew Macbeth Henry Capper Tim. Railton Robert Satterfield Peter Jackson and co Jos. John and Wm. Hall Thomas Carr and co Wood and Westheads Willing and co Richard Lord Jobn Barratt,Sons, and Dar J. Whitehead and co John Wilcock and co John Lloyd Adam Brierley Robert Brown Hyde, Sons, and Sowerby W. and C. Howard and co Richard Coulborn Archd. Winterbottom Mc. Nair, Greenhow, and Irvine Ralph Hall Meyer and Oppenheim John Crooke and co John Pender and co Falkner Brothers Pierce and Hamm E. Nathan and Sington Dixon, Son, and co Jno. Ashworth and Sons Thomas Whittaker W. E. Mell!nd and co John Woods Kent, Won' Plat J Randal Gibber Wren and Bennett J. and J. Bell Haddon, Searle, and co Hughes and Frimston Thomas Hutchinson Greenough and Holland W. and S. Heighway Leach and Berry W. Kendall and co J. and H. Cowgill loses Levy and co J ,, bn Shoolbread and co J. F. Roberts Edward Hammond J. Ogden and co B. Jackson Wm. Pritchard ani James Kirkman Dybrentorth Brothers & co Nathaniel Barker J. Fuld H. Horsfall Thomas Lewis Williams M. Butterley George Bottomly Bagshaw and Stephenson , William Brown Stewart, Thomson, and co Richard Webb W. E. Burton E. S. B. Withington Gray, Bullock, and Gray Price and Wainwright John Hull Y . ares and 'Williams Simpson John Hargreaves Samuel Boulton and co Robert Needham John Wilson James Johnson Joseph Geaust J. Blantern, jun.' Gofians, Copsido, and co. Widow Horsey and Son Richard Clayton William and Henry Cave Atkinson and Saunders Travis and Mangnsll William Haynes Samuel Heap J. It. Owen John Whateley J. C. Eckard, jun. and co. Loinnitz and co. W. B. Harrison Samuel Kay Oliver and co. Peter Dixon and Sons T. Percival Bunting John Munn and co. Jas. Hutchinson & Brothers M. A. Eason Wilkinson Sale, Worthington and Ship man Lawrence Buchan Sliakespeir Phillips John Ferguson Adam Roxburgh and co. E. R. Lanwo‘tlay Daland), Falconer, and co. Jas. M'Laren and Nephews Casey and Malen Forth and Marshall Novelli and Huth Lewis Novelit C. Albanelli Miller and Sons James Young A. Snorton J. M. Young W. Dentith and Co. John Cartwright and co. Dixon and Galloway William Smethurst Benjamin Syddall Greg end Lamport l'homas Hamilton Thomas Briggs Robert J. Lowes Coveney and Hewitt I Benj. Smith and Sons William Jessop and Sons William Duesbury Thomas Airey William Fairbairn George Brown Ed. Hollingworth Hall and Pickles Samuel Taylor Appleton, Jones, and co J , rh Hamner ;Jonathan Jackson i Newland 3 . Cooper Satnl. Lowcoek Gardner and Bazeley M. A. Leeming Gibson, Ord, and co. Ralph lloward Janies Howard James Bayley and Son Geo. Cheetham and Sons Janies Hu . Williath }-1 and lions Barnby, FPlkner, and co J. and J. Ve€vers right and Son er, Son and co. John Shepherd and co John Ferguson and co. TFIA. J. Saa; td Habgoo nd Sons d Broth ry and Co T. and Samuel Mitchell Jonathan Openshaw S. A. Butterworth and co John Lounas and Son John Allen William Ellet GREAT GRIMSBY, SHEFFIELD, THE POTTE RIBS, AND GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. A,TuTICE I ERABY G VEN, that the LETTERS 11 0 I this c y ; and the Committee of Direction beg been compelled, in consequence of the immense number a.w.tikpt e of Applicants, to limit the All tnients in all cases, and entirely to pass over many 'cations which they would otherwise have been ple • _ to attend to. By order, oWD. JEFF COCK , S Sheffield, 30th-Ckt., 1845 o state that they have ecretary. GREAT GRIMSBY, SHEFFIELD, THE POTTE RIES. AND GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. METE Committee of Management of the above Company having heard that a report has been industriously circulated,that the Plans and Surveys of the Line would nOt be completed in time to be deposited on the 29th o the present month, requested the I ter to report upon ;ure in submitting the folio ceived from him, for the information of the Shareholders. G. CALVERT HOLLAND, Chairman Shtgie/d, 4th Nov., 1845. To the Committee of Management of the Great Grimsby, Sheffield, The Potteries, and Grand Junction Railway. GENTLEMEN,—In answer to your inquiry, I arnhappy to be able to state that the Plans, Sections,And Reference are in a very advanced state, and ging done with very great care, so that I have no t whatever the require ments of the Standing Or s wiil be fully complied with, and I hope to see you& lin Committee at an early pe- riod of the Sessim . a."- - - I may state tleto-day I have received several Litho graphic sheet ,checked and printed off ; and as the whole of the work is done in the Office, we have the most com plete control of this important department. In an-w.•r to your inquiry, as to the comparative nature of the Works between Sheffield and Buxton and those be tween Buxton and Leek, I have now perfect sections throughout, and my former opinion is fully confirmed, that the portion between Sheffield and Buxton is not only very much lighter, but that it will consist throughout (except the crossings of two narrow ravines) of works of a moderate and ordinary character; the Tunnelling, for in stance, I have been able to reduce to loss than a mile and a quarter in length, divided into three Tunnels, all through favourable strata, and the longest will not exceed three quarters of a mile. I am, Gentlemen, Your very obedient Servant, JOHN FOWLER, 13, Abingdon-street, Westminster, 3d November, 1845. GREAT GRIMSBY, SHEFFIELD, THE POTTE RIES, AND GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. NOTICE Office, Norfolk-street, Sheffield, 3d Nov., 1845. TT was originally intended thrit the Allotment Letters should have been sent out on the 27th of October last ; the great pressure of business prevented, however, this intention being carr!ed into complete effect, and the Com mittee, therefore, deem it only fair towards those to whom the Allotments have been made, to extend the period for payment of their deposits until the 13th, instead of the Gth of November instant, and have instructerrtheir Bankers to receive the Deposits up to that d to rnclusive. The Committee of Managem take this opportunity of communicating to the Sii 'ciders, that in deference to a wish strongly expre - by several influential friends of both parties, aMe ng took place at Manchester on the 24th Octobet:jast, with the Committee of " the Sheffield, Buxton; Leek, Potteries, and Crewe Railway," to endeavour to effect an amicable understanding, or an amalgamation of interest between the Parties ; but the propositions submitted to this Committee were of a nature which they felt themselves compelled at once to reject. It is gratifying to be able to state, that negotiations are now pending, with every prospect of success, of a nature which must very materially enhance the value of the Stock in this undertaking. In conclusion, the opinion of the Committee and their Engineer, as to the merits of this Line, is strongly con firmed by a closer investigation of the detail, and the Surveys and Parliamentary Requirements will certainly be perfected within the period allowed by the Standing Orders. G. CALVERT HOLLAND, Chairman The DEEDS will LIE for EXECUTION by the Subscriber, from Eleven in the Forenoon to Four in the Afternoon, at the Places undermentioned, viz. : LONDON.—On Friday and Saturday, the 14th and 15th November instant, at the Bedford Hotel, Covent-garden. MANCHESTER.—On Monday and Tuesday, the 17th and 18th November instant, at the Royal Hotel. LIVERPOOL.—On Wednesday and Thursday, the 19th and 20th November instant, at the Adelphi Hotel. NEWCASTLE-13NDER-LYME.—At the Offices of F. Stanier, Esq , Solicitor, on Friday, Saturday, and Mon day, the 14tb, 15th, and 17th November instant. LEEDS.—On Monday and Tuesday, the 17th and 18th November instant, at the Royal Hotel, Briggate. SHEFFIELD.—At the Offices of the Company, Norfolk - street, on Friday and Saturday, the 14th and 15th Novem ber instant. ..g-Ai..e....--,.=..e.mt:...meet.......e..•---_ . _____---------- _ CHELTENHAM, OXFORD, AND L ONDON I.A I LWAY. THE the E CommitAllotment tee 0 f o f t he ( Management shares , but, a e i n n c o o w n s e e n ci g u ag ed 7 , the very numerous applications they have lately re vers of it must necessarily be some days —the letter 1 Allotment can be issued. i sof The Committee are e ed to state, that the P.on • the Line and Books o eference will be deposited Within the time limited 4,y- he Standing Orders of Parliament. JOHN BROUGHALL, SecretarY. 1, West Strand. X S h who s e es N HUDDERSFIELD AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY AND CANAL. TN order to facilitate arrangements between Partieg of the 13th of October in tart, and Purchasers of Stich Let t e e r d of Itenunciati,n of the new issue of Shares will be acc e P 4 . Names appear on the IR,eGgilsyteroiN)f, Sl:l:holders, by the Company, in cases of all Transfers of orig,e Shares sent into this Office on or before the 10th of No vember next, but not afierwardt In each case of Transfer the o Offices, 450 A of Allotment, conformable lie _ 5. wig;....4naLLetterof Allotment e r that New Letters such Transfer, may ed. The time for Payrfrof l Deposits on the Shares of the Huddersfield and Railway and Cana Panv is extended from the nehester let to tbeil2sth day of Noveinuc' By order, SccrctarY• EDWARD LEDGARD , 13, Queen-street, Huddersfield, 27th October, 1845 I• 7 LEFDS and CARLISLE RAILWAY COMPA,TB, NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Dliii 11 SCHIPTION and CONTRACT DEEDS of Company will LIE FOR SIGNATURE at the P and on the days and hours hereunder enumerated. of HULL, at the Victoria Hotel, on Friday , the 7th November, between the hours of 11 and 4. d W ed / LEEDS, at the Royal Hotel, on Saturday an of 1 the Bth and 10th of November, between tlle-ilk irs and 4. gad' DARLINGTON at the offices Arlison, Esq.' n the tor, on Tuesday, , the Ilth da Novem ber , betwee n of 11 and 4. NEWCASTLE-UPON NE, the Queen's Hea , p ars on Wednesday, the.. Yith of November, between the P of 11 and 4. CARLISLE, at the Bush Hotel, on Thursday, the 13th of November, between the hours of 11 and 4. ' ,Pa GLASGOW, at. Carrick's Royal Hotel, on Friday ais Saturday, the 14th and 15th of November, between urs of 11 and 4. EDINBURGH, at the Royal Hotel, on Monday, the O lt of November, between the hours of 11 and 4• 19tb LIVERPOOL, at the Adelphi, on Wednesday, t he of November, between the hours of II and 4. of BRISTOL, at the Bush Hotel, on Friday, the 21st Novemher, between the hours of 11 and 3. EXETER, at the New London Hotel, on Monday' the 24th of November, between the hours of 11 and 4. By order of the Committee of Management , CHARLES LOCOCK WEBB, See r 845. Gresham Rooms , Basinghall-st reet, London,oo.3u, 1 GREAT KENT ATMOSPHERIC RAILWA,%. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the PAR- u 1.11 MENTARY CONTRAUT and SUBSCRIBE the AGREEMENT, will LIE FOR SIGNATURE at t he Offices of the Company, at the London Terminus of Croydon Railway, from the hours of Eleven o'clock; the Morning. until Four o'clock in the Afternoon, from 12th to the 24th November instant, d at th 6 Other parts of the above Deeds will be deposite places and on the days undermentioned, between the bt io of Eleven o'clock in the Morning, and FouroClrit a i the Afternoon, for execution br the'Shgebaders .... , in the country. ,1 Ca It will be requisite (as a rneasur f precaution , re nar er r necessary by recent prnceedin in Parliament) for Shaft holders to be properly ide . ed on attending to eseell_„,"" the Deeds, and they will, e required to bring Wit h al' their Letter llott;',Arr t E , .a w ndi c ßa o n ß ke ß r:' re s ce e i c p r t:; aaies. R. S. YOUNG, ) 10th Noventifir, 1845. MAinsToNE—At the office of John Monckton. Es (l4 Solicitor, on Monday, the 17th November. a of dMWeedsrose'sdSaayn, key gala CANTERBURY —At the of Sladen, on Tuesday, the IBtb Novembe Kennett and Son, So. —At the office of Mess! licitors. on Thursday, the 20th November. —At the Adelphi Hotel, on WedoesdaY► the 1461' , Esq. puty C 9. efell brewis and c d ro and Straus 1. Nathan S. Mendel John Leadbeater s and Moro Richard Calr Henry Aked and co. James Worsley. Nov. 11, 1f445. DovEI LIVERPOOL 12th, and Thursday, the 13th Nov and Saturday, the 15th November. the MANCHESTER.—At the !Royal Hotel, on Moods lith, and Tuesday. the 18th November. HALIFAX.—At the White Lion Hotel, on Wrednesdai` traday, the 20th November. firbormagb Hotel, on WednesdaY, th! 13th, and Friday, the 14th Pic". IiERDS.-At the 12th, Thursday, th, ember. ;1, on Saturdoy, the 15thr YORIC—At the George Hot, and Monday, the lith November. liut.t..—At the Cross Keya Hotel, on Tut ,!sday, the 10 BIRMIXGHAII.—At the Hen and Chickens Hotel, °ll Wtdnesday, the 19th, and Thursday, the 20th .I`4°'.,. November SOUTHERN ITH, A N C D O I D ' N O V E E R S pUNION,RECT OFFICES, 70, KING WILLIAM-STREET, CITY, RAILWA Z'•gN. ARNADILBwRAIVOL: CAPITAL . S-LANE.) 000 Shares of £25 each. TRANCE IN CLEMENT DEPO T, £2 12s. 6d, F DIRECTION. C. 8., E.1.D., Chairman• , F.A.S., F.L.S., Aldera3Bl3' COMMITTE Sir Richard Jenkin 1. Hughes Hut De. _liairman. R. Hopkins Allnatt, Esq., Griffin Curtis Galt, E s tl M. D . George Harrison, Esq. William Bradley, Esq. Frederick Hewitt, Esq. George Augustus Brown, F. Bennett Lucas, Esq. Esq. • Colonel Nicolls. .„, William Shadbolt, Esq. Thomas S. Richards, Ds4. THE Committee have the gratification to annoul 1 that the Engineer and Surveyor of the Ciunfai l f„',lo their reports, furnished by order twice eek, con 1 t to give the most satisfactory assur es, which Pla c ",,(l byond a doubt that they will be ' every respect prep s[ " to go to rarilament ID Lie e ing session. NOTICE.—The Share closed on the 16th ult. m „ The Committee of otment. in their anxiety t c/ rto charge their duties atyeiirly and impartially as possiN e all parties, are desirbus to state to their very nualt,°be and respectable applicants, that although they cvl ii shar es compelled in each case to reduce the quantity of applied for to a comparatively small number, they "00 hays the satisfaction of having performed a most archlohie and laborious duty in the most equitable and honou r ; e manner. Some few days however will necessarily eI 9P if Aote before they can complete the allotments, imme. the after which notice will be given by advertisement of day on which the letters of allotment will be issued. By order of the Board, R. H. GADESDEN, Secrets% Z -t; GENERAL POSTOFFIOE CAUTION Againßt illegally sendiag, collecting, conveying, o vering Letters. BY the Act of the Ist VICTORIA, c. 36, sec . ,'„ ue -4 Person who despatches or sends, or causes sent, or tenders or delivers in order to be sent othe r ,ice than by Post, a Letter not exempted from the escla e' privilege of the Postmaster General, forfeits for ev Letter Five Pounds. sof Every Person who receives, takes up, - e nllecte t t he Letter not exempted from the exclu-' privilege e' Postmaster General, forfeits f:ps• every Letter Pounds. t ° Every Person who conve otherwise than by P°6,4.1- delivers a letter not ex pied from the exc lusive P e ttey lege of the Postmaste eneral, forfeits for every , Five Pounds. / 1 nriv te° Every Person ho makes a collection of exe",bera Letters for theimrpose of conveying or s ending :fa otherwise • han by Post, or even by the Post , forfeit' every Letter Five Pounds. And every Person who is in the practice of corow l tr eet, any of the above mentioned acts, forfeits for (yell ( pea during which the practice is continued O ne HO Pounds. tta _s et By the 13th section, pecuniary penalties incurred °err, the Postoffire Acts, not exceeding £2O, may be ree, ° , l in a summary way before a Justice of the Peace , ul er eol, Person who will sue for the same; one moiety t i ) ; f:1 1 / will belong to the Crown, and the other moiety to l A itet costs of suit. to the Person who informs and piot. tow Magistrates, Clerks of the Peace, and Town Cle t- jtie a to pay over and remit the Crown's share of the Pc" c tion• in strict conformity to the directions of the 16th ea lus io The following Letters are exempted from the e ac or privile ge Letters sent by a private Friend in his way, Pa' obe travel, if delivered by such Friend to the party to they shall be di terec messenger ; it ise i°ll' Letters sent by a on purpose ; Core-pos at( or returns thereof, and Affidavits and Writs, Pr E ., ° ,ort Proceedings, or returns thereof, issuing out of a r ate Justice ; P ri Letters sent out of the United Kingdom by a Vessel ; A ir rell tilv Letters of Merchants, Owners of Vessels, of -- a c iree r ; dize, or of the cargo or loading therein sent by sets, or in charge of any person employed by seem be ir Pr o st for opewe t th h i ov e em c d a ti h r r e r e i cy a t g iso e hna o sl ba s ne u d c d hidreeLet ters, directed, t a ht c oh c ue u tr r ding t ?lnerat ing hire or reward, or other advantage oPersaPYpeirneotglirf°erccoetoll36: same; mon Letters known concerni ngCarriers t g o o b o d e sor deliveredm erchan withdizteh the e g n o t o. l gc: r K o h: out hire or reward, or other profit, or advantag e ' to ceiving or delivering such Letters. orbi dden But the following persons are expressly f carry a Letter, or to receive , or collec t, or deity.; for tw ter, although they shall not receive hi re or reWatu o t e ° same, viz.: exceptgo Bons, Common or ar oLonentkttenhroeri:npcaCecraunrirhnieogrrssg,eosot,hdaesnirdi no S etvrhrnveeai rnrsct,saipoir o f; 3 o r, Guards of Stage Coaches. By Command, ea . W. L. MABERL Y, Sect ."~~ NoT ic al(ers, a."..'' , I ut the rate t( ePosit( Does of ottetl te%ber ning c to the Dubli -tared Inten( 'II Act to Park' led to tril y c t rn, 'gat Ker ler h"ller t)t; " iey ACt)