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NORTH CHESHIRE RAILWAY. (PROVISIONALLY REGISTERED.) Capital £1,000,000, in 20,000 Sharer of £5O each. Deposit £5 ss. per Share. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. Roger Harry Barnston, Esq , Crewe Hill, Chester. John Cheshire, Esq., Northwich. Richard Evans, Esq., Manchester. William Fairbairn, E,,q., Manchestet. William Gibb, Esq., Manchester. „,,---- William Gregory, Esq., Northw' . Matthew Harrison, Esq.. Ch er. Richard Phillips Jones. M. ~ Chester. Edward Norris, Esq.. M the ter. tr ,A Robert Otuleo ' Esq., nchester. lv Joi Thomas Price, sq.. Manchester. Col; M. N. Hose, tley Hall, near Manchester. E. Peel Thorns° Esti , Manchester. • (With p wer to add to their number.) ENGINEER. J. Fredc. Bateman, &A., M. Inst. C.E. BANKE:IS. Messrs. Masterman, Peters, and Co., London. Sir Benjamin Heywood, Bart. and Co., NlanclicAer. National Provincial Bank, No,thwich. PARLIAMENTARY AGENTS. MeEsrs. Dyson, Hall, Parkes, and Coates, 25, Parliament- street. SOLICITORS. Messrs. W. and H. Ormerod, Manchester. LOCAL SOLICITORS. Messrs. Barker and Cheshire, Northwich. Francis Boydell, Esq., Chester. THIS Line commences by a Junction wit h the Man chester South Junction and Altrincham Railway. at Altrincham, and nroceeds thence to near Northwich. The Line will pass by the chief salt works of that town, and proceed to near the Acton Station of the Grand Junction Railway, with which a junction will be made. Crossing that railway, it will proceed be the courses of two deep valleys, which nearly intersect Delamere Forest to Ches ter. From near Great Barrow, on this line, a branch will be taken to the Chester and Birkenhead Railway, joining that line at the Mollington or Sutton Station. From near Northwichl another line will branch off to Macclesfield. passing by Knutsford, and crossing the Manchester and Birmingham Railway near Wilmslow, with which a junc tion will be made. The great want of means of speedy communication be tween Chester and Manchester, and to and between the importants towns which surround and occupy the district through which this railway will pass, has long been felt. The difficulty of access, and the inconvenience of the pre sent partial and circuitous railway accommodation, now materially reduce the value of property and produce in the districts of Cheshire which this railway will open. The distance between Manchester and Chester, and between Manchester and the rising and important port of Birkenhead, by this line, will be about the same length as by the eroposed Manchester and Chester Direct, or by the Birkenhead, Cheshire, and Lancashire Railway ; wi il.t aecommodetion, not heretofore offered by any ex isting or projected railway, will he afforded to the town of Nor hwich and to the salt trade of that neighbourhood. TLe line will afford the means of transmitting the pro duce of the district through which it passes to the out ports of Liverpool, Birkenhead, Hull, and G3ole, and will bring the valuable coal districts of Wales, Lanca shire, Che=hire. and Staffordshire ' within the shortest possible distance from the towns benefitted by this rail way. Independertly of the local advantages offered by this line, it will form a connecting link between the several lines having a southern or western terminus at Manches ter, Stockport, and Macclesfield, and the lines from Shrewsbury arid the south, arid from Holyhead, (with the Irish traffic,) termiiiatiug at Chester; thus completing the cross communication, and supplying at the same time accommodation to the district traversed, and to the king dom at large. The Acts which have been obtained during the recent session of Pirliament, for-the formation of railways to the north-east of Stockport and-Manchester, render it indeed necessary that a line -of railway, taking the direction of that now proposed, should be formed to the South-west. to compete such cross communication. To the salt proprietor and to the manufacturer. the ad vantages offered by this line will of themselves be suffi ciently apparent. To the agriculturist it will open markets at which the great cost of conveyance has hitherto either prevented his attendance. or debarred him from competing, on equal terms, with the farmers of districts heretofore more fa vored as to means for the cheap carriage of produce. The promoters fearlessly assert that this scheme is the best, and most promising of return, of any which have been projected for the North Cheshire District • that no engineering difficulties existing, it will be made at the lowest cost; that it will be found to be 'wore convenient than auy other line between Chester and Manchester, and infinitely the most desirable, as giving facilities to the rich districts through which it passes almost altogether neglected by other lines of existing or projected railway. They therefore claim the fullest support, as well from the landlords whose interests they are promoting, as from the public, for whose benefit the line will eventually prove. Applications for Shares may be addressed to the Solici tors, or to the following Brokers :—Messrs. WELLS, WESTROPP, and PH INSEP, 73, Old Broad-street, Lon don ; Me,srs. JOHN HASELDEN and SON, 32, Castle street, Liverpool; Mr. C. TowNsiieNn, Chester; and Mr. W. B. NEWBERY, I,ViCtOrla•Street, Manchester. ~: Y ksz4V SOUTH SI'AFFUI,DSHIRE JUNCTION RAILWAY. TEE ALLOTMENT of the NEW SHARES in this Company being now CLOSED, the Committee can not but express their regret that they have been compelled to reject the applications of numerous individuals of the h;ghest respectability: but such is the high position which this Railway has taken in the public estimation, that the applications have been found to exceed the number of Shares which the Committee have at their disposal for the present, (including the increased-Capital recently decided upon, in the proportion u wards of four to one, and amongst these so lar number have proceeded from persons possessin direct kcal interest in the project, that the cumin' e have not been able to allot, even to the last-name arties, in so liberal a degree as was their wish. By Order, HORATIO BARNETT. Secretary to the Committee of Management. South Staffordshire Junction Railway•ofce, Bradford•slreet, Walsall, Sept. 9, 1845. BOSTON, NEWARK. AND SHEFFIELD RAILWAY. THE Committee of Direction of this Railway beg to announce to their Sharelrlders and to the Public, that they have resolved to make an EXTENSION of their LINE, at or near Herkington. to SPALDING, and to form a JUNCTION with the LYNN and ELY COM- NrS EXTENSION. By ns of this Extension, a Direct Line of Communica • will be provided from the Sea Co tat of NorfAc, t th Newark to Nottingham shire. West Lancash• , and Yorksbire, between which an enormous traffic eat!) , exists, without any railway ac commodation. By order, JOHN DENNISTON, Secretary. Mansfield, 6th September, 1845. BOSTON, NEWARK, AND SHEFFIELD RAILWAY. THE Directors bez to announce that, besides the equal Exeiv.no of Shares in this undertaking, already granted to Holders of Scrip of the Newark and Sheffield Railway and its Extensions, a FURTHER ALLOT MENT to the same parties, of one half of the number of Shares they have already recei , be made in a few days, and that the remainin ares will be Allotted to Landholders and others Illy interested in the Line, and in the important tow through which it passes. Due n.,tice will e given, by circul a r, to the Sharehol ders, as soon as the Parliamentary Deeds are ready for Signature, and the Bankers' Receipts will be Exchanged for the Scrip at the same time. By order, JOHN DENNISTON, Secretary. Mansfield, September 6th, 1845. MANCHESTER. MIDLAND. & GREAT GRIMSBY JUNCTION RAILWAY. THE SHAREHOLDERS are respectfully informeti that attendance will be given with the PARLIAMEN TARY CONTRACT and SUBSCRIBERS' AGREEMENT, for execution by the Shareholders, at the following places, on the under-mentioned days. between the hours of Ten and Five o'clock, when the Bankers' Receipts may be ex changed for Scrip. LivEuroon—Adelphi Hotel, Friiay and Saturday, 194 b and 20th September. . e".4,„.„....,.. 5_ MaNcussTEß—Moseley Arms, M nday and Tuesday, 22d and 23d Sep'emt'er. BRADFORD—Mr. Maso 7 4 Office, Sharebroker, Wed nesday, 24tb Septembe HUDDERSFIELD— r. Moores Office, Thursday, 25th September. LEEDS—RoyaI Hotel, Friday and Saturday, 26th and 27th September. LONDON—Castle and Falcon, Aldersgate-street, Tues day, 30th September. and Wedne.day. Ist October. FRANCIS PARKER, Secretary. Rotherham, September 13th, 1845. TII E TEAN AND DOVE VALLEY AND EASTERN AND WESTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY. WrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the PARLIA ii MENTARY CONTRACT will lie for execution, between the hours of Ten and Four, on the days and at the Places following, namely : BIIRTON-ON-TRENT, from the Ist to the 16th of Septem ber, at the Office of the Company. DERBY, from the sth to the 9th of September, at the Office of G. H. R. Cox, Esq., Solicitor. LONDON, from the 12th to the 17th of September, at the Office of William Sharp, Esq., Solicitor, 2, Vernlam Buildings, Gray's Inn. NOTTINGUAM, on the 22d of Sep, Lion II otel. UTTOXETER, on the 24th Hart Hotel. LEEDS, on the 26th an H BIRMINGHAM, ovf‘3oth of September, at Dee's Hotel. MANCHESTER, on the 2d of October, at the Mosley Hotel. LIVERPOOL, on the 4th and 6th - of October, at the Adelphi Hotel. GLASGOW, on the 9th and 10th of October, at the London Hotel. EDINBURGH, on the 13th and 14th of October, at the London Hotel. • JOSEPH RICHARDSON, Secretary pro tem. Office of the Company, High-street, Burton-on-Trent, 39M August, 1845. hbei-, - at the White ;eptember, at the White Fith of September, at the Royal FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. - - To the Prorisional Committee of the North Cheshire Railway Company. I request von will allot me Sliares of £5O each in the proposed North Cheshire Railway Company ; and I undertake to accept so many Shares as may be allotted to me. not exceeding the above, number , and to pay the de posit of £5 sa. per share, and execute the necessary deeds when required. Dated the dof Name Place of Business (if any) Rcgi , lence Proffs:;ion or occupation Reference SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE JUNCTION RAILWAY. 'r TWO lines of Railway having be e n su b m i tte d to t h e Public, connecting the Mineral Districts of South Staffordshire and East Worcesteishire with the Midland Railway at or near Alrewas —We, the undersigned Land owners, Merchants, Coal and Iratanasters, !Manufactu rers, Traders, Agriculturists, and other Inhabitants, re siding at the Boroughs of Wolverhampton, Walsall, and . Dudley, at the towns of Wednesbury, Darlaston, Bilston, Willeuhall, Tipton, Westbionivrich, and other places in those districts, also at the city of Lichfield and its neigh bourhood, do hereby express our opinion that the projected SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE JUNCTION RAIL WAY, which will communicate with the Oxfmd, Wer cester, and Wolverhampton Railway, at Dudley and at Wolverhampton, and with the tirnad Junction Railway, and also with the intended Shrewsbury, Wolverhampton, and South Staffordshire Jyr!ction Railway, at ONE GRAND CENTRAL S' "FION in the town of WOL VEIL H A /UPTON, whe all the Railways will meet, is / the Line best calculate to s eine the important Mining, Manufacturing, Trair g, and Agricultural Interests of the. Districts and Place- giumerated, and we promise to it our strenuous support • Bradford Athert n G. B. Thorney oft and Co.. ironmasters, Wolverhampton 'rarratt. Neve, and Lathbury, iron merchants, Wolverhampton Earp, Wynn, and Earp, merchants, Wolverhampton Joseph and James Norton, millers and corn factors, Wolver hampton Walton, Walker, and Walton, merchants, Wolverhampton John Perks, ironmaster, Wolverhampton Walker and Thurstans, merchants, Wolverhampton Robert Perks, edge tool manufacturer, Wolverhampton Richard Perry and Son. manufacturers, Wolverhampton Mundy and Owen, merchants, Wolverhampton Savage, Son, and Totty, merchants, Wolverhampton Joseph Farmer, merchant, Wolverhampton Shaw and Crane, merchants, Wolverhampton William Ward, ironmnster, Wolverhampton Thomas Pinch-ad, scl.etur, Wolverhampton Brnjamin Walton and Co., japanners, Wolverhampton Thomas Wood, it onmaszer, Wolverhampton A. Atherton and Co., ironfounders, Wolverhampton James Gibbons, merchant, Wolverhampton T. M. Gladstone and Co., Swan uarden Ironworks, Waiver- Larripton Fleemiug and Seyde, druggists, Wolverhampton Edward Harris, grocer, Wolverhampton W. and K. Shoolbred, drapers, Wolverhampton Joseph Bosw:rth. fishmonger. Wolverhampton Alexander Gow, chemist, Wolverhampton Richard Weaver, grocer, Wolverhampton Henry Anslow, grocer, Wolverhampton A. Patterson, winc merchant, Wolverhampton Joseph Cooper, factor, Wolverhampton Joseph Reck ett, currier, Welverhampton Edward Dawes. wheelwright. Wolverhampton Thomas Main, lock manufacturer, Wolverhampton Thomas Cope, provision dealer, Wolverhampton James Millward, corn dealer, Wolverhampton Thomas Clark, ironfou- der, Wolverhampton William Henderson, ironmaster, Wolverhampton Witham Perry, ironfounder, Wolverhampton . • Thomas P. Dunning, iron Later, &c. Wolverhampton James Jenson, oruggist, Wolverhampton Gearge Lamb, factor, Wolverhampton B. Matthew Pershouse, mill manufacturer, Wolverhampton William Stretton, cork screw manufacturer, Wolverhampton Thomas Bywater, maltster, w olverhampton Thomas Sutton, chemist, &c., Wolverhampton William Walford, brewer, Wolverhampton William Corns, malt mill manufacturer, Wolverhampton J. B. Deakin, solicitor, Wolverhampton ' Mender, Weaver, and Co., merchants, Wolverhampton G. Wenman, draper, Wolverhampton John Mar in and Co., drapers. Wolverhampton George Devereux, hat manufacturer, Wolverhampton C. S. Clarke, wine merchant, Wolverhampton Charles Smith, grocer, Wolverha t pton P. and M. Wilkes, confectioners, Wolvi rhampton Self and Wood, tobacconists, Wolverhampton William Jones, spirit merchant, Wolverhampton Frank (lilting, hatter, Wolverhampton William Parke, bookseller, Wolverhampton A. J. Caldicott, stationer, Wolverhampton Gittos and Beddows, drapers, Wolverhampton Joseph Charles, ironmonger. Wolverhampton John D. Green, chemist, wolverhampton John Parry, hosier. &c , Wolverhampton George Hiil and Sons, grocers, &c., Wolverhampton ' James Bradshaw and Sons, millers and corn factors, Wolver hampton Thomas Rdwards, draper, Wolverhampton Joseph Ford, chemist, WolverhaniptJa William Carlow, b otinaker, Wolverhampton J. W. Langmau, pawnbroker, Wolverhampton John C. Newey, purveyor, Wolverhampton Wil ram Bailey, chemist, Wolverhampton Thomas Webb, bootma. er, Wolverhampton Caswell and Wils-n, engineers, &c., Wolverhampton Thomas Jones. commission agent, Wolverhampton Matthews ',rid Ward, grocers, Wolverhampton William -, alter, maltster and hop merchant, Wolverhampton Thomas Waiter, solicitor, A olverharript,n Jc lin Parr, draper, Wolverhampton M. 11. Robinson, woollen draper, W- lverhampton Edward Ker.deriine, boot maker, Wolverhampton J. Jenkinson, butcher, Wolverhampton J. Butter. butcher. Wolverhampton D. J. Bache, Wolverhampton Richard Sale, grocer, Wolverhampton Thomas York, grocer, &c., Wolverhampton Cope and Cri.chley, drapers, Wolverhampton F. and J. Langman, importers of guano, olverhampton W:lliam Cidlord. shoemaker, Wolverhampton Joseph Idiens, spirit merchant, Wolverhampton Richard etobnison, hair dresser. Wolverhampton Joseph Bridgen, bookseller, Wol,erhampton W. Adams draper, Wolverhampton Richard Fowke, chemist, &c., Wolverhampton William Manby, solicitor. Wolverhampton William flawksford, solicitor, Wolverhampton Wrhani Hay, silversmith. Wolverhampton Sidney ana Dickinson, drapers, Wolverhampton James Robinson, grocer, Wolverhampton John Edwardes, wine merchant. Wolverhampton John Cholditch, wine merchant, W , lverhampton George Stanley, chemist, &c., Wolverhampton Thomas Timmins, Wolverhampton Samuel Duncombe, Wolverhampt 'n Joseph Stephens, cooper, Wolve. hampton Thomas King, agent, Wolverhampton John Whitehouse and Sons, hinge makers, Wolverhampton E. T. Wright, ironfounder and engineer, Wolverhampton William Ryton, Wolverhampton John Man-field. ironfouuder, Wolverhampton Benjamin Jevons, sen., mine agent, Wolverhampton Henry Fearncomb, merchant, Wolverhampton John Bill, Wolverhampton Joseph Cartwright, Wolverhampton George Cottam, M.A.. Minister of the Collegiate Church, Wol verhampton Francis Pope. ironfounder, Wolverhampton Griffin and Morris. Baltic merchants, Wolverhampton John Fox. corn dealer. Wolverhampton Henry Turner. solicitor, WolverAtrupton Robert Noyes, grocer, Wolverhampton Edward Murray, boot maker, Wolverhampton John Crewe, gr. cer, Wolverhampton Thomas Ward, grocer, Wolverhampton . Benjamin Wiley. china dealer, Wolverhampton Henry Crutchley, wine merchant, Wolverhampton William Tottey, plumber, Wolverhampton J. Barter, wine merchant, Wolverhampton J. Wilson, innkeeper. WOiverhampton Walker a n d Page, auctioneers and surveyors, Wolverhampton J. E. Lister, druggist. Wolverhampton N. Ironmonger, rope and twine manufacturer, Wolverhampton Jeavons and Smith, merchants, Wolverhampton John Neve and Co., Wolverhampton .. John Dixon, ironmaster, Wolverhampton James Shipton and Co., carriers. Wolverhampton Jamesi li nds an: t u . r c is i t a a r r k i s , , ed t i i g , e toolp l a t e w m o a r n k u e f 4 c m tu o re lv r e s r , h W am ol p v th er n hampton George Higham and Son. builders, Wolverhampton Charles Forster and Sons. bankers, Walsall C R o . t vv t e r ill a ~ and Hillj J. J a a n m d e Co., m e n s. , e c h rc ,i h n a ts n ts , , WalsallWalsall Sts M e . P E h y e l n a d an a d n d A S a r d m e Is. oirn,,r,,ma,e,urcrilidaenrsts, Walsal l M, ACC Edward( t wa l r t l u lee r Ys Jame s , A aA A d nd a d da m a ms , s m , a m n e d r e e r gS h c ao a h sn a n t 't n t , mi t manufac tu rers,b . W ee w r alr a s l a n l i t i s ' ' John Wood and Son. saddlers' ironmongers, Walsall William Chavasse, ironmonger, Walsall John Forster, Terrace, Wa'sall , John Burton, M.D., King-street, Walsall . SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE JUNCTION RAILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a PARLIA MENTARY DEPOSIT' of £lO per Cent, being rendered necessary by a recent Standing Order of the House of Lords, all Shareholders in this Company, to whom Shares were allotted previously to the Ist August last, and on which a Deposit of £5 101. per Cent. only has been paid, are required to PAY THE ADDITIONAL DEPOSIT of £4 10s. per Cect. to one of the Bankers of this Company on or before the 18th instant, and that Scrip Certificates will be delivered in Exchange only for the Banker's receipts fur the FULL DEPOSIT of £lO per Cent. The Scrip will be ready f e ivery on and after the IB,h instant, on executto the Subscribers! Agreement and Parliamentar:d;r following, which will lie for that pur pose at the places a times folloing, namely, One p. or Duplicate of such Deed, LON DON—aylhe Offices of EDWIN SMITH, Esq., Soli • citor, Grp •'s -Inn, on and after the 18th instant. And another part or Duplicate, WALSALL—at the Offices of the Company, Btadfortl street, from the 18:11 to the 20th instant, inclusive. LICHFIELD—At the Offices of Messrs. DlrorT and SoN, Solicitors, from the 22d to the 24th inst., in clusive. WOLVERHAMPTON—at the Offices of CHARLES COESER, Esq., Solicitor, from the 25th to the 27th instant, inclusive. DUDLEY—at the Offices uf WILLIAM FELLOW ES, jun., Esq., Ewa the 29th instant to the Ist October next, inclusive. BIRMINGFIAM—at the Offices of Messrs. GEM, SON, and DOCKER, Solicitors, Waterloo -street, from the 2d to the 4th October next, inclusive. STAFFORD—at the Offices of Messrs. BENNETT and Bow Est, Solicitors, from the 6th to the Bth October next, inclusive. LIVERPOOL—at the Offices of Messrs. CLAY, SWIFT, and WAGSTAFF, from the 9th to the 11th October next, inclusive. By Order, HORATIO BARNETT. Secretary. South Staffordshire Junction Railway Office, Bradford-street, Walsall,9lh Sept., 1845, .t .• \ THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. Whitgreave and Stroagitharm, lime masters, Walsail S. Newton and Co , factors, Walsall William Ward, builder. Walsall Frederick Thurstan, Walsall Cousins and Gre,trex. carriers, Walsall Howard. Fletcher, and Co , wine merchants, Walsall John Whitgrave, timber merchant, Wa sall Brace and Boa, saddlers' ironmongers. Walsall Charles Greatrex and Sons, saddlers' ironmongers, Walsall Thomas Chawner, saddlers' ironmonger, Walsall Henry Thomas Boden, brush manufacturer, Walsall S. Smith, solicitor, Walsall John k‘ hitehouse, saddle's' ironmonger, Walsall Valentine and Throsby, stationers, Walsall John R. Robinson, stationer, Walsall J. L Chevasse, stationer, Walsall R. M. Fletcher, George Hotel, Walsall Hobbins and Morris, saddlers' ironmongers, Walsall Thomas Dixon, factor, Walsall Joseph Sia oiler, factor, Walsall Alfred S. Oerton. ironmonger, Walsall William Smith, tallow chandler, Walsall Thomas Humphries. hat manufacturer, Walsall Thomas Pratt, tailor arid draaer, Walsall John Ankrett, grocer and provision dealer, Walsall Hall and French. drapers. Walsall Rupert Adams, druggist, Walsall Edward Oakley, tailor and draper, Walsall John Babb, draper, Wa Bab Joseph Holden. saddler, Walsall William Griffin, stationer, Walsall • • Samuel Day, druggist, Walsall Thomas Smith, grocer, Walsall Michael Coates, confectioner, Walsall C. Killner, New Inn, Walsall Fletcher and Sharratt, spirit and wine merchants, Walsall M. E. Cooper, bookseller, Walsall Wil lam Cotterill, draper. &c., Walsall John Heath, agent, Geurge.street, Walsall John Wilkinson, draper, Walsall William Whitehouse, hosier, &c., Walsall NV. V. Wennington and Co., ironfounders and engineers, Gos cote Foundry, near Walsall J. B Adams, lime master, Walsall Elias Crapper, ironmaster, Walsall Jesse Moore, coalmaster. Walsall Isaac Highway. builder, Walsall J. and J. 11. Curtis, land agents and surveyors, Walsall J. H. Moore, solicitor. Walsall Elizabeth . Wilkes, stationer, Walsall William Kilb an'n, basket manufacturer, Walsall Beaumont Cottam, tea dealer, Walsall James Beddoe. draper, Walsall Robert Erpe Barber, draper, Walsall Henry Highway, chemist, Walsall Pedley and Co. grocers, Walsall Thomas P. Brettell, grocer, Walsall Richard Wood, draper, Walsall William Thomas, jun. solicitor, Walsall William Hill. bake:, Walsall Samuel Sleigh, grocer, Walsall Matthew Overt n, grocer, Walsall John Wiseman hatter, Walsall Joseph Stackhouse, grocer Walsall John Suffield. hatter. Walsall Thomas Dutton, watchmaker. Walsall G. H. Watkins, chemist, Walsall Thomas Abbey, grocer. Walsall William Perkins, clothier, Walsall BentTy and Co tea dealers, Walsall Edward Lord, confectioner and malster, Walsall William and Thomas Keel, hatters, Walsall Thomas Oakes, wine vaults. Walsall Philip Grove, grocer, Walsall W. and C. Broakes, saddlers' ironmongers, Walsall John James and Son, ironfounders, Walsall W. Harrison, lime master, Walsall James Eagles, brush maker, Walsall 'William Gray. wire drawer, Walsall Thomas and Charles Highway, millers and corn factors. Walsall Sharratt and Busst, saddlers' ironmongers, Walsall Joseph Bagnall. tanner. Walsall Henry Farrington, auctioneer, Walsall John Brewer, lime and coal master, Walsall William Hathaway, bridle cutter, Walsall J T a h m om es a i s ia ß t u h d a g w e a , y m , herricdelre, cutter, Walsall att,.r,waisaii Thomas William Stand ley, edleiYne s , pdurrogaist. manufacturer, wais,ii Walsall Butler Brothers and Whitehouse, saddlers' ironmongers, &c. S Fl ta James Smallman, coal master, Birchills and Walsall Charles Turner, maltster, Walsall James Marlow, ironfounder, Walsall Emanuel Benton and Co. lime masters, Walsall Edward Swift, saddlers's ironmonger, Walsall Samuel L: we, saddlers' ironmonger. Walsall Henry Marlow, iron merchant, Walsall Strorigitharm and Cooper, lime masters, Rushall near Walsall Edwin Rose, engineer, Ogley near Walsall George and James 11: awn, timber merchants, blue brick and tile manufacturers, Sand Hills near Walsall Thomas Badger, magistrate, Dudley James C. Browne, D.C.L., Vicar of Dudley Edward Terry, mayor of Dudley Matthews and Dudley, Corbyns Hall Ironworks near Dudley Benjamin Gibbons, ironmaster, Shut End House Dudley Jose : h Guest, glass manufacturer, Dudley Isaac Badger, coal master, Dudley Joseph Haden, ironmasar, Dudley W. awl G. Firmstone, Leys Ironworks near Dudley Henry Onions Firinstone, ironmaster, Dudley Matthews, Dudley, and Woodcock, Bank faolliery Dudley Robert !tall and Son, malt mill manufacturers Dudley James Wood, glass manufacturer Dudley The Dudley and Tipton Hour Company, per W. Meredith John itoberts, surgeon, Dudley Thomas Wood, ironmaster, Dudley Thomas Lester, wine merchant, Dudley William Chinner and Co. manufacturers, Dudley Westwood and Wrights, boiler and gasometer manufacturers- Hope Works near Dudley Edward Page, glass manufacturer, Holly Hall near Dudley William Haden. ironmaster, Dudley William Eagles Johnson. surgeon, Dudley Williams and Son, mi lers. I mdley James Wilkinson, vice arid anvil maker Dudley Thomas Bowman draper and tailor, Dudley Thomas Morris, tailor and draper, Dudley James Rice, surgeon, Dineey Thomas Kendrick, chemist, &c. Dudley James Harper, draper, Dudley John Rutland, corn d.ader, Dudley Frederick Ray Rutland, tailor, Dudley • David H. Graham, maltster, Dudley William Bagott, draper, Dudley John Standish, hair dresser. Dudley Samuel Budge. saddler, Dudley John Dawson, chemist arid druggist, Dudley George Walters, printer, Dudley John Winkle. hosier, Dudley Joseph Dell, confectioner, Dudley C. Boa. en, draw, Dudley John L. Wood, grocer and maltster, Dudley James B. Fisher, hankers' clerk, Dudley George Townsend, grocer, Dud( y Samuel Cook arid Son, drapers, Dudley Benjamin Leadaetter, Dudley John Caswell, tobacconist, Dudley Richard Coates, watch maker, Dudley Luke Jewkes, malster, Dudley John Baugh chai manufacturer, Dudley James Brookbanks, innkeeper, Dudley 0. G. Shaw, maltster, Dudley Samuel Bodin, builder, Dudley John Harbert, engraver. Dudley James Harlin, glazier arid painter, Dudley Richard C. Buck, chemist, arc.. Dudley John Williscroft, jun. hatter, Dudley William Beddard, grocer and provision dealer, Dudley Edward Bagott, tailor, Dudley Henry Wright, wine merchant, Dudley Joseph Bytheway, bacon merchant, Dudley Frederick Green, hair dresser, Dudley Matthew Dennison, druggist, tec. Dudley • James Benson, glass manufacturer, Dudley John Varbey, shoe manufacturer, Dudley Jose, h G. Walker, nail manufacturer, Netherton Dudley John Bishop, grocer &c. Dudley Thomas Fehr, wine merchant, Dudley Thomas Stevenson, tailor and draper, Dudley Thomas Henry Neracher, Dudley George Stevenson, tailor and draper, Dudley William Harper, victualler, Dudley Thomas Rudd, watch maker, Dudley William Goldstein, agent, Dudley William Coldicott, Dudley Joseph Cook, saddler, Dudley William B own, victualler. Dudley William Stokes, wine merchant, Dudley Benjamin Cole, innkeeper, Dudley G. Thompson, maltster, Dudley Isaac Gibson. Woollen draper, &c. Dudley Joseph Newey, bootmaker, Dudley Jesse Wright, surveyor and auctioneer, Dudley • John Jesson, Dudley Henry Sm theman, glass manufacturer, Dudley Joseph Heston, nail manufacturer, Dudley Joseph Mansell, boot and shoe manufacturer, Dudley James Hewitt, butcher, Dudley Thomas Cooper, law stationer, Dudley Frances Ga ner, confectioner, Dudley Benjamin D. Wood. tobacconist. Dudley Archibald Turner, chemist, &c. Dudley John Newbold, auctioneer, Du ley John Finch, fender manufacturer, Dudley Henry Ryland. grocer. Dudley Thomas Guest, grocer. Dudley Joseph Kandla, grocer, Dudley George England and Son, maltsters and common brewers, Dudley William ih'oodhall, nail ironmonger, Dudley H. R. Hamar. painter, &c. Dudley Edward Thomas Budge, corn factor, Dudley Edward Hollies, provision dealer, Dudley Thomas Higgins. bookseller, Dudley Kober, Irwin, grocer. Dudley John Bent, grocer, Dudley Jeoff.ey Finch. coal master, Dudley Peter Wright, vice and anvil manufacturer, Dudley • W. H. Brooke, gentleman, D alley Joseph Wilkinson, vice and anvil manufacturer, Dudley Thomas Haynes, currier, Queen's Cross Dudley Barnabaa Wilcocx, currie., Dudley Benjamin Jacksou, currier, Dudley Jame , H. Browne, grocer, Dudley William Darby, fender manufacturer, Dudley T. Wood, spirit merchant, Dudley C. Windsor. maltster. Dudley Joseph Bradley. spade manufacturer, Dixon's Green, Dudley Michael Grazebrook, Ironmaster, Audnam, Stourbridge John Hunt, Lays Ironworks, near Stourbridge Francis Tongue. Rnfford Clay SN orks, Stourbridge. Charles John Wragge, banker, Stourbrilge. Boaz Bloomer, nail ironmonger, Holly Hall, Dudley E. B. Baylie, ironmaster, Stourbridge. Westwood and Moore, Bottle Works, Brierley-hill, near Stour bridge. Silvers and Stevens, Glass Works. Brierley-hill, near Stour bridge W. H. B and J. Richardson, glass works, Wordniel, BUT Stourbridge William Brown, Leys Ironworks, near Stourbridge John Perry and Son, ironmongers, Stourbridge Francis Tandy, ironmonger, Stourbridge Charles Robinson, timber merchant. Stourbridge Rowland Price, solicitor. Stourbridge Henry Addenbrooke. solicitor, Stourbridge Charles Dudley, M.B. Stourbridge John Harward, solicitor, Stourbridge John H. Bland, chemist, Stourbridge Abraham Green, plumber, Stourbridge Thomas Mallard, bookseller. Stonrbridge Richard 1., Freer, surgeon, Stonrbridge J. H. Bland, jun. chemist, Stourbridge W. H. Freer, surgeon, Stourbridge • Henry Billingharn, grocer, Stourbridge William rerka, grocer, Stourbridge Alfred P. Morris, chemist, Stourbridge Benjamin Brooks, innkeeper, Stourbridge John Cooke, drop. r, Staurbridge F. Burford, banker, Stourbridge Richard Homer, Pedmo re Hall, Stourbridge Richard Bretteli, Clay Works, Stourbridge William Hunt. solicitor, Stourbridge William Griffiths, nail ironmonger, Upper Swinford Thomas Richards, maltster, Upper Swintord Phillip Perr:ns, nail factor, Swinford Henry Morgan, slate dealer, Stourbridge Edwin Elcock, corn dealer, Stourbrelge Thomas ',ash, maltster, Stourbridge Richard Gibson, coach builder, Stourbridge Richard Badger, currier, tourbridge Edward Rogers, solicitor. Stonrbridge J. H. Sho. thouse, coach builder, Stourbridge S. Davis. currier, Stourbridge Alfred Walter, railway agent, Stourbridge B. Pargeter, solicitor, Stourbridge Charles Hymns, gentleman. Stourbridge Edward Robins, nail factor, Lye Thomas Jones, timber merchant, Stourbridge Pardoe, Hoomans, and Co. carpet manufacturers and spinner Kidderminster Watson and Son, carpet manufacturers, Kidderminste Wright and Crump, carpet manufacturers, Kidderminster John Rogers, tanner, Kidderminster Richard Watson, worsted spinner, Kidderminster William Grosvenor, manut carrel'. Walsall George B. Lea, worsted spinner, Kidderminster Barber and Cole, carpet manufacturers, Kidderminster William Bateman, timber men pant, Stourbridge Richard Hickma', Clay Works, Stourbridge Richard Foley, minster of St. Mary's, Kingswinford Sampson Lloyd, ironmaster, Wednesbury Edward Elwell, sera edge tool mannfacturer,Wednesbury Forge Colbourn, Groucutt and Co ironmasters, Wednesbury Thomas Elwell and Co. ironfounders, Weduesbury. Daniel and David Rose, ironworks, Mox ley John Marshall. ironm ,ster, Wednesbury Maybury and Williams, ironmasters, Wednrsbury John Long, millowner, Lea Brook, near Wednesbury Henry Pitt, coal master, Lea Brook, Wedneabury James S Ily, ironmaster, Lea Brom: Charles Smith, coalmaster, Wednesbury William Booth, file manufacturer. Wednesbury George Adams, ironrnaster, Wednesbury Edward Blakemore and Co , ironfounders. Wednesbury Whitehouse and Wilson, Lea Brook Wharf, Wednesbury James Russell and Sons, iron tube makers, Wednesbury Benjamin Round, land and mine proprietor, Wednesbury, West Bromwich. Tipton, and Palma John Russell and Son, gas tube manufacturers, Wednesbury Edward Russell. surgeon, Wednesbury William Naughton, land and mine proprietor, at Wednesbury and West Bromwich Samuel Drinks and Co., screw and hinge manufacturers,. Wed nesbury Thomas Lees and Co.. coachsmithi, &c., Wednesbury Ambrose Lees. d•tto, Wednesbury George Lees. Wednesbury Adams and Richards, coach-spring makers, Wedneabury Aaron Wheeler, coach-spring maker. Wednesbury Henry Richards and Sons, coach. spring makers, Wednesbury Addison Rnsscll, Iron roller, Wednesbury Edward Ellis. timber merchant, Weduesbury Samuel Bayley, farmer and grazier, Wednesbury H. Wood and Sous, coachsmiths, Weduesbury Cruilgington and Southall ironmasters, Wednesbury Joseph Meybury. jun., irorimaster. Wednesbuey Walter Horton, timber merchant, Wednesbury John H. Irtakemore, brass and iron founder, Wednesbury Charles Reynolds, Surgeon, Wednesbury Messrs. T. and R. Cliffe, drapers. Wednesbury Simeon Constable, innkeeper, Wednesbury Josesh Hobbins, pawnbroker, Wednesbury Joseph Dawes, draper and auctioneer, Wedneabury Charles Hunt, Solicitor Wednesbury Charles Bill, surveyor, Wednesbury For A ddenbrookes. Smith. and Piclcock, ironmasters, Darlaston, Edward Addenbrooke, Kingswinford Char .es Adams, solicitor, Darlaston Bills and Mills, Darlaston Green Ironworks, Darlaston J. H. Thornhill, surgeon, Darlaston George Jones, maltster, Darlaston • Samuel Smith. farmer, Darlaston A. Rooker, surgeon, Darlaston Thomas William Runsom, surgeon, Darlaston William Parker, chemist, &c., Darlaston C. W. Green. surveyor, Darlaston William Maddock, grocer, Dat Liston Ephraim Humpage, file maker. Darlaston John Ryley, grocer and chandler, Darlaston Charles Green, farmer and transfer, Darlaston Samuel Rubery, iron dealer, Darlaston Henry Dawes, iron dealer, Darlaston Nehemiah Harper, butcher, Darlaston John Pigott, draper, Darlaston A. P. Brevitt, butcher, Dar astcn Charles Walton, screw manufacturer, Darlaston Johnson and Gill, ironmanuracturers, Darlaston Timothy Thompson, draper, Darlaston John Morris, chemist, &c. Darlaston George Brevitt, painter, &c. Darlaston Alexander CotterSlL screw manufacturer, Darlaston P. W. Cotterill, bolt manufacturer, Darlaston Daniel Robinson, screw manufacturer, &c. Darlaston Moses Yates irondealer, Darlaston Job Haynes, butcher, Darlaston Job Partridge, gun locker, Darlaston Thomas Cresswell, tip manufacturer. &c. Darlaston Thomas Trial], latch manufacturer, Darlaston Joseph Yardley, latch manufacturer, Darlaston Archibald Carter, tip manufacturer, Darlaston Thomas Simkin, grocer, Darlaston Jacob Foster, farmer, Darlaston Thomas Patti' ge, screw bolt manufacturer, Darlaston Zebular Partridge, screw bo't manufacturer, Darlaston Daniel Partridge, latch manufacturer, Darlaston S. & R. Carter, railway ironwork and coach bolt manufacturers, Darlaston Edwin Carter. railway smith, Darlaston Richard Jones, ironfounder, Darlaston Thomas Butler, latch maker, Darlaston James Gough, latch maker, Darlaston Simeon Partridge, grocer, Darlaston John Greensill, wheelwright and builder, Darlaston John Pool, buckle maker, Darlaston Edward Perkins, buckle maker, Darlaston Joseph aylor, buckle maker, Darlaston Thomas Wilkes, bolt and screw maker, Darlaston Enoch Haynes, butcher, Darlaston Joseph Yates, gun lock maker, Darlaston William Belcher, gun lock master, Darlaston Job Eaton, iranfouneer. Darla tan Thomas Forster anti Sons, wood screw manufacturers, Darlas ton Ebenezer Coleman, coach bolt manufacturer, Darlaston Asher Butler, ironfounder, Darlaston Job Wilkes, screw manufacturer, Darlaston Thomas Marson, file maker, Darlaston Thomas Burns, screw maker, Darlaston Thomas Alley, cooper, Darlaston Joseph Knowles, nail maker, Darlaston Stephen Foster. file maker, Darlaston John Butler, bed screw maker, Darlaston John Wall, wheelwright, Darlaston Joseph Small, screw maker, Darlaston George Butler, screw arid gun lock master, Darlaston William Howell, wood screw manufacturer, Darlaston Samuel Dumbleton, buckle maker, Darlaston William Perry, bullet mould maker, Darlaston Joseph Robinson, bed screw manufacturer, Darlaston Edwin Bruerton, builder, &c. Darlaston Simeon Robinson, screw manufacturer, Darlaston Thomas Robinson, view and bolt manufacturer, Darlaston John Stokes, gun ork master, Darlaston Samuel Bowen, bridle bit manufacturer, Darlaston George Wilkes, iron hurdle, gate, and palisading maker, Darlaston David Etchell, bag frame maker, Darlaston Jabez Rubery, locksmith and hag frame manufacturer, Darlaston John Smallwood. locksmith, Darlaston Thomas Hughes, file maker, Darlaston Samuel Butler, bed-screw maker, Darlaston William Owen, grocer, Darlaston William Partridge. gun lock maker, Darlaston Richard Wilkes, railway screw maker, Darlaston Thomas Bayley, binge maker. Darlaston Abel Bruerton, screw maker, Darlaston Samuel Gill, grocer, Darlaston John Butler, file maker, Darlaston Josiah and ohn Wilkes, file makers, Darlaston Richard Bridgen, padlock maker, Darlaston Joseph isutler, farmer and butcher, Darlaston John Partridge, iron gauge and plumber's vice manufacturer, Darlaston James slater, printer, Re. Darlaston E. J. Proffitt, grocer, Darlaston John Duffield, ironfounder, Darlaston Thomas Butler, gun lock master, Darlaston Benjamin Giles, nailmaster, Darlaston John Hampton, screw manufacturer, Darlaston John Hampton, jun., screw manufacturer, Darlaston Thomas Jackson, butcher, Darlaston John Perry, bullet mould maker, 'Darlaston Joseph Lowe, Darlaston William Lowe, glazier and painter, Darlaston William Wilkes, gun look manufacturer, Darlaston Job Wilkes, builder, Darlaston William Wilkes, grocer, Darlaston Joseph Barham, screw and bolt manufacturer, Darlaston Jackson and Wood, engineers and fitters, Darlaston Samuel Butler, coach bolt maker, Darlaston William Hampton, rivet manufacturer, Darlaston George Wilkes, butcher, Darlaston John Parsons, ironmaster, Bilston-brook Ironworks John Wilkinson and Co., ironmasters, Bradley J. P. Firmstone, ironmaster, Highfields, Bilston Thomas Perry and son, ironfounders, Bilston Joseph Spencer, ironfouuder, &c. Bilston Foundry H. B. Whitehouse, Prior Field Furnaces, Bilston Thomas Wells, areal Works, Morley Tl.e Executors of the late Job H. Lester, coalmaster, Bilston John T. I ester, japanuer, Bilston Thomas Holms, engine manufacturer, Bilston Edward Woolley, coalmaster, Bilston Benton and Pemberton, Deepfield Furnaces, near Bilston P C. Bissell, blank tray maker, Bilston Hawkmford and Co. ironfounders, Bilston White and Lester, coalmasters, Bilston Thomas White, chemist, Bilston William Jacks, grocer, Bilston Thomas Beebee, maltstar, Bilston E. sa , Male, saddler, Bilston Joseph Churlwood, grocer, Bilston R. S. Cooper. surgeon, Bilston George Millington, woollen draper, Bilston Isaac Higgins, grocer and corn factor, Bilston William Banks, Ettingshall Ironworks, Wigton William Pratt, corn dealer, Allston George H. Hopkins, draper. Bilston Edward Aron, grocer, Bilston William Bath, wine merchant, Bil.-ton Thory B. Smith, tea dealer. Bilston Thomas Lewis, tea dealer, Bilston David Baker, woollendraper, Bilston Noah Baker cabinet maker, Bilston K. and J. Pratt, tea dealers, Bilston William Dalton, hat manufacturer, Bilston Montague Taylor, wine merchant, Bilston James Thompson, grocer, &c. Bilston Thomas Budge, draper, Bi)stou Edwin Lewis, druggist. Bilston John Perry, draper, Bilston E. B. hitehead, ironmaster, Tividale William Bowen, brasafounder, Bilston Henry J. Lester, iromnongsra Bilston John Riley, wire drawer, Bilston Carpenter and Tildesley, manufacturers of patent locks, curry combs, &c., Summertield.plare Works, Willenhall James Tildesley. factor, Willenhall • • Richard Tildesley, metal dealer, brass and ironfounder, &c. Wil lenhall . . . Thomas Hemmingsley, cut nail manufacturer, Tame Mill, Willen ball . . John Austin, corn factor, grocer, Re. Willenhall William Rawlett, whitesmith, Wolverhampton-street, Willenhall Alexander Parrott, druggist, Willenhall George Robinson, druggist, Willenhall John Cook, tea dealer, Willenball Josiah Tildesley, draper, Willenhall William Hodson, lock manufacturer, Willenhall Thomas Davis, cattle dealer, Willenhall Richard Bradbury, brassfounder, Willenhall Jeremiah Hartill, surgeon, Willenhall Charles Cooper, grocer, Willenhall Josiah Hartill,lock manufacturer, Willenhall Thomas Wakelam, currycomb maker. Willenhall Henry Jevone, mine agent. Willenhall Job Clark, bolt manufacturer, Willenhall Plant and Fisher, ironmasters, Dudley Port Thomas Cox, timber merchant. Tipton John Hopkins and Son, ironmasters, Dudley Port Samuel Bailey, coal and ironmaster, Tipton Hopkins and Bradley, coahuasters, Tividale Henry Tyler and Co. iron and cement manufacturers, Dudley Port John Hartland, coalmaster, Tipton Thomas Tilley, maltster, Dudley Port Edward Nightingale, contractor, Dudley Port John Davies, surgeon, Horsley Heath J. D Jackson, agent, Horsley Heath C. E Davies, grocer. 'Horsley Heath J. (Tillam. contractor, Park-lane William Finch, provision dealer, Horsley Heath Rirhard Haines, coalmaster, Tipton Thomas Morris, coal and iron roaster, Park-lane) E and W. Round, timber merchants, .Tipton W. I ecs Und er hill, surgeon , Ti pto n Green William H. Tyler, nail manufactureraDudley Port T. E. Ward, draper, Tipton George autton. chemist, Tipton Daniel Morris, mine agent, Park-lane David Morris, coalmaster, Park-lane, Tipton E. 'l'. Hammond. currier, Tipton William Train, printer, Tipton Charles Law, currier, Tipton LONDON BEAVER FRENCH VELVET NAPPED HATS. 1.1 F. BICKERTON. and T. H. SATCHELL, of .1.1) • London, respectfully acknowledge the support they have received during the time they have, in the name of Brazier and Company. carried on the business of HATTERS, at 48, LORD-STREWT, LIVERPOOL. It. F. B. and T. H. S. beg tai acquaint their Friends that they p ur p ose , f or t h e f uture, con d uct i ng t h e b us i ness in their ow n names , and muter the most efficient manage ment ; this, i n connec tion4ith the advantages they possess in the London mat ketoiill, they trust, secure to them an increased share of patforitee• Their best Londoaf Short Napped Beaver, Paris, and Velvet Napped Hits, &c. &e., manufactured with every regard to quality and style, they feel pleasure in recom mending, and assure those who may favour them with their commands that, in price, and strict attention to orders, they may rely upon receiving satisfaction. N.B. Wholesale and Export Orders executed carefully and on the lowest terms. A large and fashionable assortment of Gentlemen's and Children's Caps, &c. JOFINSON and CO., HArreas to the Queen and Royal Frolilv, Regent street. London, have appointed BICKERTON arid SATCIIELI, the Sole Agents in Liverpool for their PATENT FLEXIBLE VELVET HAT. Sept. 16::2111. LW CHESTER, AND HOLYHEAD KA- a Railir a ' THE Directors of the Chester and liolyltesu r oof 11 Company inform the Shareholders, that in sac! iti with the intimation already made to them, Survey_7osbli progress and the necessary preparations making I t ' Qes iiorl the Company to apply to Parliament in the ne1,', 1 5 TH S for powers to construct aBR NCH LINE I N o unce MOLD DISTRICT • ie Directors further al that their Engine are preparing Surveys of 131 ,fyYDP' LINES from PAYE., along the VALE of Cl' WA' to DENS! RUTHIN, &0., and from CON along the CONWAY VALLEY. By order, secrel Bo * GEORGE KlNG=L_______-/ THE GRIMSBY DOCK COMPAN / ' • REGISTRATION OF SHARES . r .. ° Ol5- THE Royal As-ent having been given to th.e BY DOCK BILL, all Persons holding ~..Tig• CERTIFICATES of SHARES are request ed to Sq., mit the same without delay to J. H. lituFftE lr '„,,,, at Secretary of the Great Grimsby Railway.o o4B ;l at Sheffiell, stating, at the same time, distinctlY, a nd IRenesgitdhe,ntcheeirinCohrdriesrtitahnatantudeSsuarmneammtasy. DescriPt i° l' e a• tered in the Company's Books. All Share b s e no cc' to rrre 7r i r on or before WEDNESDAY, the Seventeenth day tot tember instant. at the latest, will be Registered. 7000 Property of the Persons to whom- they were °rig r aet in allotted, and who executed the-Subscription C oot respect thereof. An acknowledgment the receipt of the given, and on the co etion of the Registry th e un der will forward, in range, Certificates of Shares n re the Seal of the ermpany. Only those who have lisre gistered can Vote at the General Meeting of the ,i, dal holders to be held at Great Grimsby, on the seven of October next. 044 It is particularly requested that all Persons f e ott witirE a n d their Scrip by Post, or otherwise, WILL A Ta, - NAMES ACROSS THE FACE OF EACH CERTIFIC the addition, " sent for Registration on the day of . P 1 By order of the Directors, GEORGE BABB, Secretary of the Dock CotnPini. J. H. Humfrev, Secretary of the Great Grimsby and Sheffield Junction Rail way Company. Shlfield,3d September, 1845. Scrip ;jell!! THE GRIMSBY DOCK COMPAN%ggS, GENERAL MEETING of the SHARER - Oil/ vl . ON TUESDAY. THE SEVENT H OP OCTOBER 1 45 '0 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the firs, t he NERAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS '0,,0t GRIMSBY DOCK COMPANY will be held Pu rs e ; tb to the Act of Incorporation, on TUESDAY, the Se. day of October next, at Twelve o'clock at noon Pre„ el : j e n ty at the TOWN - HALL, at GREAT • the t,o GRIaISBY, ID • j Ae t of Lincoln, for the purposes contemplated in the sa t spy's of Incorporation, and in the Act call e d "The COmc r s , Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845," w hich forms a P" it. will Notice is Hereby Given, that the Transfer Bo' s ll n til be Closed from the 23rd of Sept em b e r inclusiv e, after the Meeting. T° a ES And Notice is Hereby Further Given, that an ORDINARY MEETING (:f the SHAREHOLDERS in the_ an a GRIMSBY Docic COMPANY will be held at the tir place above-mentioned, to consider the proprietY _ t he ing and agreeing, and, if so d e t e r m i ne d. to autn • oto7oo- Directors to treat and agree with the ComPsof The, rated by an Act of Parliament lately passed, cal Great Grimsby and Sheffield J unc ti on R a ilway Act. • Ic h t he for the amalgamation of the GrimsbyDocks ° up o Great Grimsby and Sheffield Junction Railtvai , 1 . 0 111 such terms and conditions as shall a ppear to be m e- advantageous. By order of the Directors, GEORGE BAB E ' of . Secretary of the Grimsby Dock ComPs Great Grimsby, September 3d, 1845. sir • READING AND REIGATE RAIL , ' - - sa rr, CONNI.CTING THE GREAT WESTERN, SOUTH R N LONDON AND BRIGH TON, AND sourn EAsT I3- RAILWAYS. 1 0. Provisionally Registered, pursuant to 7 sr 8 Vic, , “ CAPITAL, Lboo,ooo , in 30.000 .",lIARES Of £2u• DEPOSIT, £2.25. per Share. PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE. Viscount Che'sea, M.P. for Readi;4; e tre j it) . J C o h h a n rle i s i ß uu a i r i 7 tie ß r) a ., ld E w s i g n . , Ems! ,and A lderman A6,ldPeanurliaanmoef,,, tt.hs of London Sir James Carmichael, art. 40, Sussex Gardens In dia Sir Witham Yuan Bart. Director of the Bast Company Daniel Mildred, Banker, Nicholas Lane ciabi Colonel Robert Douglas, R.A. United Service Director of the Bideford and Tavistock ItailwaY „, of Major Jelf Sharp, Twickenham, Deputy-Chai r, "' the Thames Embankment Comany M A aj b o e r r O y.s l t i w ve it r h L , a l L I a C w e e n K t r . a t l i W. Cha ir a! man woafyt• the Glou W. G. Andrew, Esq. 63, Grosvenor.street, ai °B " euot square , Charles Dickson Archibald, Esq. F.R.S. a ileY Lancashire, Director of the 'l ean and Dore ' J. M o a h j il o L RailwayttoerssoenGo,o, Gower,, e e rt.; Esq. T a g li r a i l v l e ll , James Hayward, Esq Wokingham-lie:'Br-keVsrkuksingb3n4 Bergs J:lin Jackson, Esq. Upper Belgra e-place, Eaton%qtrrof Jahn KfiatlP, E.aci. Di , o-otor of ,ho .N..throal 15 ..Ireland John Weldale 14 E•q. Readin au r e William Ley, Esq. 40. Gloucester-pla g ce, Portm an-eq Donald Maclean, Esq.. 37. Brunswick-square David Mocatta, Esq. F.S.A. 32, Brunswick-squ are . 0 0 Peter Morrison, Esq. Managing Director ot the B rit ' Life Office EdthwearsdhrlesbMuorlyynaentritxnereford.l:n.ini3eir:via'ueympepeler, a Di i r .o e s c y t°r 'lf John Parkinson; Esq. F.R.S. SO, Cambridge-terrace'' Hyde Park - la 50 0 ' Lewis Pocock, Esq. F.S.A. 29, Montague-street, A•a square William Sloane, Esq. Wimpole-street, Cavendish-se; Chairman of the Church of England Life lu eura Company John Southgate, Esq. Pebble Coombe, Reigate or' Thomas Stevenson. Esq. 1 81 . S. street, Grosvenor-square 12 a d ilifir James Joseph Wheble, Esq. Bulmarsh Court, ...e -- Berks nirec - John Wheelton, Esq. Meopham Bank, Ttinbri(lge, nor. tor of the Leicester and Bedford and Leeds and "" pool Railways stre et William Lechuiere 'W hitmore, Esq. 17, Ja ings.- Buckingham Gate of tbe Henry Wright, Esq Brunswick-square, Director Warwick and Worcester Railway (With power to add to their number.) CONSULTING ENGINEER. George S!eptienson, E4q. ENGINEER. Samuel Hughes, Esq. C.E. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Richards and Rogers, Reading. LOCAL AGENTS. Wokingham—J. L. Roberts, Esq. Dorking—Mark Smallpiece, Esq. Reigate—Thomas Hart, Esq. BANNERS. d 66C1).. London—Messrs. Masterman, Peters, Mildre Reading—Messrs. J. and C. Simonds, & C°' Reigate—Messrs. Nash and Neale, PARLIAMENTARY AGENTS. 16, Hugh Innes Cameron and George Bain, Wig"' Plrlinment•street. SECRETARY, (pro tern.) Digby PoWeil, E TIIMPORARY OFFICKS.—No 1 , Old Jewry s T H th l e S G L r i e n: will commence R --- itwa a y t , the and IT)treoaodeietidgbSy, tisit,ribooi": ham, Bracknell, Sunningbill between Ascot an" - ‘ 4'4 t• a' and by Chnbhan oa , kn a ind n g d Ls w ,e ill cross the Soatb;We'retre." prof h way sm , ne C obham, ar the W Mickl e h a m , t o Dorking, anal hi°nr thence be ald L ' w onithroughi iP tt r ie ° t ( e i l':' , , „ 13%; ; i -af et i °e a f el ' gate n t e o li t n h e e Jw will 1 1:C b t lacono r I fo o t f ty th m e Brighton at the Red Bill Station. g i h o to l u n and h, Du an ve : 7 0 - rio _ o4 . plete a direct Railway communicationegtto and l i r° 7°.ll l uini. w o leFor the whole West of Bogland, Nor lt and South ..t the proposed line presents no eu every part of Great Britain lying West and North of ad ford, with Brighton, D -Ayr, and the CA:alai:i eying J.-. Whits culties, it is the one beg suited to the wants of ' l l to t ° , locally interested, whose s pport is thus secure Ol t in u t r o n 3 0 0 n ,0 t: c s a n p a i t t e a a l. present undertaking; and support is thus present undertaking; and it has been aecer t3in s r' Ira ° independently of a large local traffic, the thraug; le r e. m C o ap st ita b l e in p t a e id nd n ed po t n o a b l e lotm i e e n d t of passengers and merchandise • ' • an 8- 9 will realize gioetorti: Share The Deposit A „ no s ,ii i n a corn 00 v_ A the Standing Orders of the Hon .e of Lords _; an u b t siea"' of £2O each . ra raised allotment, in will be made until an Act of Parliament shall be o tb o authorising the construction of the works. ; „.4 bf. m d The liability of the Shareholder; will be linuipterp" I Act to the amount of their Shares respectively saterestle for; and power will be applied for to allowl, n too' s the rate of £4 per cent. per annum, on the Ca"7lo. fg date of each payment, until the opening of tbe r o entr„ The Subscribers' Agreement and the P,„ar ll i a o rs' c; Contract must be duly executed when the Dan „"f vilt i • e t ceipts are exchanged for Certificates of Sail ), - .80 1 * id bY r t ero notice will be given ; and the Deposits the . bso ti 17 ' making default in the due execution of the bit hd tit ° Agreement and Parliamentary Contract within t' , to limited will be forfeited. •il be g ve t - t 1 r ° In the allotment of Shares, a preference well 00, r j parties locally interested in the Line, and to Sher aon oP of the Great Western, South Western, 14°n eto Brighton, and South Eastern Railways. Applications for Shares, accompanied hY ref l . :fr i g :4' f, some respectable person, must be made iu 0°,0104, Knded hereto, at the temporary Offices of the •.', par No. 1, Old Jewry , London, or to the Solicitors . ~. mentary, or Local Agents. D. and. J. B. 1N 1 D h , 1 1$0 14. O , FORM OF APPLICATION FOR O. „ ao Rea OY To the Provisional Committee of the O, ~ cep , Reigate Railway ContpanY• GENTLEMEN,—I request you will allot me to ac:,,er of £2O each, in this Railway, and I undertone, to;11. the same, or any less number yon may P r P r f tet e ot i all a c osi to pay the deposit of £2 2s. per Share, and ot o £600,00 23, thereon, and to execute , the Subscribers' Agr „ Parliamentary Cnntrict when required. 1" Dated this day of • ''•• .••• .•' "Name in full. •• - • ...... •• • ' .... ... .`" -C. Profession.. • ... .... .... • ..,• Residence ............ • • .. ...• Reference in full ........ ~. _ • c; NJ, • - N a Silas Henn, watchmaker, Tipton John Davies, gentleman, Tipton Thomas Nicklin, gentleman, Tipton James Tapley, grocer, Tipton John Meller, hat maker, Tipton Charles Dadswell, grocer, Tipton dwin Aston, draper, ipton James Harper, draper, Tipton Joseph Maybury, ironmaster, Tipton Green Joseph Hill, iron merchant, Tipton Green William I akin, grocer, &c. Park lane Samuel Rowley, coalmaster, Tipton Joseph H awkes, grocer, Tipton John Riches, hatter, Tipton James Briggs, chemist, Tipton William Newton, ironmonger, Tipton D. and B. Jevona, grocers, Tipton Thomas Mills, spirit merchant, '1 ipton Isaiah Dixon, plumber, &c. Tipton John Deeley, ironfounder, Horsley J, and G. Davies, ironfounders and engineers, Tipton Samuel Mullin, ironmonger. &c. Tipton John Rogers, corn dealer, Tipton Collins and Churchill, plumbers and glaziers, Great Bridge C. M. ices, ironmonger, Greet Bridge Samuel Groves, timber merchant, Great Bridge Thomas Rhodes, maltster, Great Bridge Solomon Powell, surveyor, Tipton Thomas Powell, surveyor, Tipton Harry Downing Gunter, mine agent, Horsley Job Haines, coalmaster, Horsley Heath Joseph Haines, coalmaster, Great Bridge • Philip Gunter, mine agent, Tipton Thomas Fhorthouse. agent, 'Lipton Thomas Spencer, Britannia Foundry and Moat Forge, Tip on Thomas Marsh, ironfounder. Burnt Tree Edward Lowe Cresswell, ironmaster, Tipton John Millard, brickmaster, Tipton Messrs. Wright, Williams, and Millard, coalmasters, Tipton Deeley and Thomas, ironfounders, Tipton Benjamin Nicklin, furnace builder, Bloomfield John Hipkins, chandler, Bloomfield Joseph Smith, corn dealer, Bloomfield William Whitehouse, brewer, Prince's End Enoch Skidmore, coalmaster, Tipton David Skidmore, coalmaster, Prince's End Joseph Hipkins, cheese factor, Prince's End Thomas Horton, boiler maker, Prince's End Stephen Hipkins, corn dealer. Prince's End John Hipkins, chain manufacturer, Prince', End John Ridley, builder, Tipton Joseph Southall, timber merchant. Prince's End W. Millington and Co. Summer Hill Iron Works, Tipton John Walker, Gospel Oak Works, Tipton Amos Langan, boiler manufacturer, Horseley Malins and Rawlinson, Phmnix Ironworks, West Bromwich, and Lea Brook Ironworks, Tipton, also representing the Patent Gal vanised Iron Company Thomas Davies, coal and ironmaster, West Bromwich Henry Haines, coal master, West Bromwich Botteley and Tildesley, coal masters, Hill Hay Colliery, West Bromwich Tildesley and Bill, coal masters, Hill Top, West Bromwich Henry Smith, ironmaster, Vulcan Forge, West Bromwich Joseph Smith, ironmaster. Vulcan Ironworks, West Bromwich Henry Williams, Hill Top, West Bromwich W. F. Whitehouse, nail merchant, West Bromwich Richard Haines, jun. coalmaster, West Bromwich Richard Miller, coalmaster, West Bromwich Charles Starkey, surgeon, West Bromwich William Cooksey and Son nail merchants, West Bromwich John Spittle, coal and iron master, West Bromwich H enry H. Halford, coal master, West Bromwich Johnson and Stone, ironmasters, West Bromwich Johnson and Cranage. ironfounders, West Bromwich Thomas Underhill and Co. ironmasters, West Bromwich James Batson. Great Bridge Ironworks, West Bromwich John Denim, timber merchant. West Bromwich James Roberts, ironfounder, West Bromwich Benjamin Fisher, timber merchant, West Bromwich John Cooper, ironmaster. West Bromwich Thomas Allkins, watchmaker, West Bromwich R. S. Hudson, chemist. &c. West Bromwich P. Peters, draper, West Bromwich P. Spencer. chemist. West Bromwich Thomas Wade, hatter, West Bromwich John Hurley, draper. West Bromwich James Robinson, brazier, West Bromwich John Payne. corn dealer, West Bromwich Edward Smallwood, draper, West Bromwich James Hurst, draper, West Bromwich James Hoskin, hatter. West Bromwich John Phillips, tea dealer, &c. West Bromwich John Horne. draper, West Bromwich Charles Newbury, draper, West Bromwich John Cartwright, malster. West Bromwich James Butler. chemist, Great Bridge Edward Barker and Son, drapers, Great Bridge Thomas and Francis Cocks, drapers, Great Bridge John Hodgkins. maltster, Great Bridge John and Jomes Westley. brass founders, Great Bridge Charles Cotterill, farmer and horse dealer, West Bromwich Jeremiah Grigg, farmer, West Bromwich Geo. ge Salter, manufacturer, West Bromwich George Salter and Co. manufacturers. West Bromwich Joseph Green. chem st, West Bromwich Edward Maud and Co., grocers, West Bromwich W. L. bhinton, innkeeper, West Bromwich Henry Knight, innkeeper, West Bromwich John Phillips, grocer and tea dealer, West Bromwich Peter Peters, draper, W es t B romw i c h Robert Spear Hudson, chemist, Wet Bromwich William Cooksey and Son, nail merchants. Great Bridge John Brown, corn merchant, West Bromwich H. Wilkins, draper, West Bromwich George Bent, Catholic pastor, West Bromwich T. H. Beeson, farmer, Wigmore Farm, West Bromwich Charles Thomson, gentleman, West Bromwich George Dawes, gentleman, West Bromwich Luke Gilbert, maltster, \Vest Bromwich Charles Stokes, porter dealer, High-street, West Bromwich William Darby, publican, ]West Bromwich Henry Scott, Bank, West 13romwich George Allarton, surgeon, West Bromwich Mark Bond, gentleman, West Bromwich Roger Hardware, innkeeper and maltster, West Bromwich Luke Gilbertitm., maltster, &c. West Bromwich Thomas Griffiths, gentleman, West Bromwich John Payne, carrier, West Bromwich J. W. Savage, surgeon, West Bromwich G. Chune, timber merchant, West Bromwich Richard Bagnall, coal master, \Vest Bromwich Joseph Partridge, mine owner, West Bromwich James Gregory, ironmaster, West Bromwich William Shelley, iron ore merchant, West Bromwich Joseph Halford, coalmaster, The !lollies, Great Barr Thorrilcy, Sun aua Bulgur, varnish mauuraccurers, Ihrinmeiein Upfill and Son, iron merchants, Birmingham George Smart, merchant, Birmingham Joseph Shore, merchant. Birmingham C. and J. Shaw, merchants, Birmingham Simcox Pemberton and Sons, brass founders, Birmingham William Smith, timber merchant, Birmingham William Dyott, Freeford Hall, Lichfield Samuel Swinfen, Swinfen Hall, Lichfield William Jackson, Mayor of Lichfield John T. Blood, High Sheriff of Lichfield Thomas George Lomax, Magistrate of Lichfield William Smith, wine merchant, Lichfield William Dalton, woollen drape], silk mercer, &o. &c. Lichfield John and Arthur Griffith, wine merchants, Lichfield Ralph Errington, clerk, Burntwood near Lichfield William Allen, gentleman, Lichfield John Smith, woolstapler, Lichfield Wild= Fell, The Close, Lichfield Charles Gresley, solicitor, Lichfield W. H. Tanner, hop merchant, Lichfield T. Clausen Parr, incumbent of St. Michael's. Lichfield M. B. Morgan, surgeon, Lichfield William East Holmes, alderman Lichfield William Standly, alderman, Lichfield Robert Harding, druggist, Lichfield James Blood, maltster, Lichfield Thomas Ready, druggist, Lichfield William Mender, mercer and draper, Liclifl,ld Edward Insley, grocer, Lichfield Thomas Walton, druggist, So Lichfield J. Proffitt, postmaster, Lichfield John Gill,ert, maltster, Lichfield William Hollis, tobacconist, Lichfield W. T. Higgins, alderman, Lichfield Thomas Standley. butcher, Lichfield Hastings Gordon, clerk, Lichfield Thomas Haywood, yeoman, Lichfield Joseph Iliggins, mercer and draper, Lichfield Thomas Purden, saddler, Lichfield Francis Johnson, Eggiug magistrate ton, jun. bookseller, okserlAfi er c , h &c ad Lichfield Thomas Thomas Dunn, innkeeper, Lichfield John Hewitt, organist, Lichfield Henry Harding, prebendary, Lichfield C. W. Richards, A.B. St. Chad's, Lichfield Thomas Rowley. M.D. magistrate, Lichfield Edwin Allen, solicitor, Lichfield William Gillard, innkeeper, Lichfield Charles Gillard, auctioneer, Lichfield John Emery, tailor, Lichfield William Scott, Lichfield Francis Eggington, sell. Lichfield George Astley, roast surveyor, Lichfield William Weldhen, coach builder, Lichfield William Perks. glazier, &c. Lichfield Simon Morgan, surgeon, Lichfield Joseph Taylor, clerk, the Close Lichfield Richard Walthew, town councillor, Lichfield William Villers, vicar of Shenstone near Lichfield. John Neill', Haselour Hall, Lichfield John Han!,ury, Curborough, Lichfield John Edwards, Lichfield C A. Chavasse surgeon, Lichfield John Comm, farmer, Freeford Licl.ll.dd Simnel Day, miller, Sheustone W. Harding, farmer Shenstone Thomas Hodgkins, farmer, Sliens!o William Hand, farmer, Footherley Thomas Neville, Shenstone George Ashmall, firmer, Whittington near Lichfield Thomas George Dean, farmer, Streethay Lichfield Thomas Denuitts, farmer, Streethay Lichfield Thomas Ed lee, fanner. liodidge, Lichfield Thomas Ashmall, Farewell near Lichfield. John Lees Brown, Farewell near Lichfield Francis Harvey Dean, Farewell near Lichfield William :Wu, gentlemen, Chorley near Lichfield Thomas Bayley, miller and fanner, 'Attie Pipe near Lichfield Henry Webb, farmer, Buratwood near Lichfield: Thomas Horton, farmer, Burntwood near Lichfield Elias .kshmole, Ashmall, H ammerwich near Lichfield William Middleton, farmer, Hammerwieh Lichfield Charles Gallimore, firmer, Ogle) , Clay, Lichfield John Owen, Lynn Lichfield Wm. Smith, Stonnall Lichfield Charles Glover, Stonnall Lichfield George Wright, Stonnall Lichfield James Downes, incumbent of 4.stonnall Lichfield Thomas Nicks" farmer, Stonnrill Lichfield James Lagar, farmer, Stonnall Lichfield Thomas] Caddick, farmer, Stonnall Lichfield John Smith, farmer, Pipehill Lichfield • Henry Smith, farmer, Pipehill Lichfield George Harvey, farmer, Lynn-lane Lichfield Sinckler Chinn, The Close Lichfield Henry Gray, Litchfield. N e ....--.._ DUB No A be recei theY a nd •• :"s Fl ake Ith, ll °4 Date. 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