The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-15 00:00:00

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this DO'rtharist god of the pereamer shed of the said
station, peastag throes through or into the following
=13•8 and places,or some of them, that Li to my—
Wald* Bridpart, lioabsolmenpion,
Elmottrary, Allington, Whiteharch-Canouicorem,
Wooton-Fitapayne, Marahwood, Cathorstone-Lewmton.
sad rbarmooth, and terminals% in a field radial "The
First Charmooth Need," Intoning to Hairy Coombe
Compton, sad in his own occupation In the said wish
of Charnioaih, all in the county of Dorset.
Railway No. 2.—Commenciog by • junction with the
aforesaid railway No I at Its termination, in the said
of Cliarmooth, passing *moos through or tato the
parish of • twv aad
_places, or some of tberii, that is
to say omoth, O•therstone-Leweston, Wootton-
Fitspayne, and Whikhargh-nooicornm, and term'.
stating at a pouit on the east gibe of and immediately
adjoining the public road known as Damning's-bum
distant one chain or thereabouts southward of the
bridge carrying such road over the, brook, and known
as Dann mg's Bridge, in the said parish of Whitcliorch-
Canonioormo, all in the musty of Dorset
Railway No. 5 Commenoing by a double junotlea
with the intended railway samoudly hereinbefont
deseribed,—ose of rich jeselioos to be made at Hot
termination of that railway In the mid parish of
Whitchoroh-Caoonicotorn, and the other by. jonetarm
with that railway at or mar • point in a field rolled
Yount Bedford Cowlears, brlooging to Lord Bridport,
and in the occupation of Thomas Bridal, in the said
parish of Whitchnroh-Cononicornm, at the sonthaest
corner of the said laid, passing through or into dui fel.
lowing pariahsa and places, or some of than, that NI.
say r—liVhitchnra-Csaonicoram Penn, and Lyme
Regis, in the county of Dorset, and Uplyme, in ins
bounty of Dimon, and terminating in the parish ef
Lyme Regis, in the county of Dorm., in • field called
" Higher Early Read," belonging to Hairy CO(14113
Henley, and in the oecopstiori of Richard Duos, and
which field is in the rear of the premium used es an
irearditld/V, belonging to Edward Brown, and in the
oompation of Charles and Thomas Brown.
Railway No. 4—Core by a junction with lb'
Intended railway secondly bwolnb.lor. described, at its
terminatioo in the said parish of Whitelinreh-Canood
sorsa, passing thence through or into the following
parishes or places, or some of them that is to say:—
Whitsboreh-Canontoornm, iforiktoO, and Hawkohnroh,
Ii the county of Dorset, and the Oren.* of Beaver sod
Fsralrigh, Millbrook, and Axminster, in the comity of
Dimas; and terminating by a junction with the Yeovil
to Samar line of the Loudon and Bonth-Wertern Rail-
way, at or near • point distaat &boat 32 chains from and
to the north-eastward of Oa public road bridge OVER
the said Yeovil and Faster bar, immediately adjoining
and on the sorb-.sat aide of the Axminster station
upon mob railway.
And it is also propmed by th• said bill to apply frot
Uri following, or some of Ms folios Log, among other
power. -

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r To enable the oompsay to form jonctions and cow-
moniottiona, where neoeemry, with the rails of the
atiriport sod Load= sad 800th-W*oAm Bail says,
and otherwise to Molders with throe railway., tad the
litods and works thereof, and be insists such }mottoes
and the me thereof; to deviate from the limo of railway
to any esteot within the limits of doriatioe shown tepee
the deposited plait.; to aroma divert, alter, or Ito? up,
whether temporarily or pennatiently, roads, tramways,
donna, pipes, ...ors, eaviestione, Avers, etreasne, sad
watercourse, so far as may be beeeeeary be roastradiag
or maintaining the said intented !Layer end works: to
purchase lands, houses, sad other property sompulsorily
for the purposes of the saki intended railways sad
works, sod to levy toll*, rates, sod charges in respect
thereof, and to 'serous other right. and privilege&
To antliorim the Greet Western Railway Company
and the London sod tiontb-Western Railway Company,
or either of those companies to costribute towards the
cost of troostructing the intended railways and works
out of the corporate funds ; and, if nereassry, out of
capital to be raised by them respectively eider the
powers of the bill by shares or stook, and by loan, and
with or without any priority of dividend or interest,
and other advantage over their respective existing Mali
authorised capital,; end loanable the said eompenies to
bold shares in the capital of the sompany, sod to
guarantee lica payment of interest or dividend upon the
said capital, or any part thereof, and to appoint directors
of the Lampert,.
To enable the mammy, on the oat band, and the
Great Western, Bridport, and Loads° and Routh-
Weelors Railway Oonspanies, or any Or either of those
oompanies, on the other band, from tisne to time to
enter into agreements with respect to the working, me,
mansgetnent, sonstrastioc, and maintenance of the
maid intended railways sad works, or say part or parts
thereof respectively, the supply of rolling stook sad
machinery, and of olleens and servant' for the conduct
of the trafle of the inteoded railways; the payments to
be made, and the conditions to be performed with
respect to such working, nes, management, eonstrnelioe,
sad maintenance ; the interchange, mccesmodation,
and conveyance of trade coming frees, or destined for,
I. respective undertakings of the contrasting com-
panies, mil the divisios sod appropriation of the
revenue arising from that trate ; sad to authorise the
appointment of joint eommittees for carrying into effect
soy snob agreement aa aforesaid •. sad to comb= any
agreement already made, or whieh previously to the
passing of the bill may be made, touchlng say of the
molten aforesaid. . .

---T1:6i71-eill vary. sad extinguish all existing rights
and privilege* ',bleb would interfere with its objects ;
and it will amorporate with itself the nesessary pro-
sthesis of 'Th. Companies amiss Coneolidithon AM.
1345 "Th. Companies Maass Act, 1863 r "Th.
Lands Clauses Coosolidation Act, 1845 "Th. Lead.
Climes Consolidation Arts Ameodomet .Aet, 1880 ;"
" The Railway* (lames Coosehdation Act, 1845 ;" and
"The Railways acmes AM 1863"; and it will amend
and enlerge the powers sad provisiom o( the folio wing
sod of any other sets relating to the Cirmat Western
Railway Company, namely, IS sad 6 William IV., yap.
107; and 26 sad 27 Viet., cape 113 and 198; and the
27 sad 28 Viol, cap. 306. Also of the following and of
say other Act. relating to the Loodon sod South.
Western Railer*, Compsay, namely, 5 sod 6 William
IV., cap. 88; 9 and 10 Vist., imp. 131 ; 11 mid 12 Viet.,
esp. 86 and esp. 87 ; 17 and 18 Viet, esp. 296; 13 and
19 Viol, eap. 62; Woad 11 Viet., cap. 121 ; sad 21 sad
22 Viet., esp. 67; sad ales of Mos following and of any
other aids relating to the Bridport Railway Company,
namely, 18 sad 19 Viet., esp. 11; sad the 12 sad RI
Viet., esp. 120.
=case pleas sad eisetioss describing the lines,
, sad levels of the proposed worts, cad the
leads, homes, and other property is or through which
they will be made, together with a book of referenes to
each plans, containing the name of the owners sod
threes, or reputed weer, sad lessees, sad of the mom
piers of such lands. bowies, sad other property ; also a
pablishod map, with the lime of railway delineated
thereon, so as to show their geaeral mune sad direthea;
sad • copy of this notiee will, oa or before the 30th day
of November inetaot, be deposited for imam inspestioa
with the clerk of the piths for the *malty of Dorset, at
his once at Sharbothe ; and with the sleek of the penes
for the empty of Devon at his 'ace at Riot.,; and oo
or before the same day s copy of so much of the mid
plass, sestions, and book of reference. so relates to mob
parish is or through which the intended works will be
made, or in which any lands, homes, or other property
sire intended to be takes; and a *copy of this &mitt. will
be deposited with the parish clerk of each mob parish
at his residence; and it' the cats of say extra- parochial
p 1.... with the clerk of some parish immediately ad•
joining such estraLpereohlal place at hls plea of mode.
Printed copies of the proposed bill will be deposited
in the Private Rill Olithe of the House of Commons, oe
or Ware the 21rd day of December next.
Doted this 9b day of November, 1854.
BAITER, ROSE, NORTON, and 00.,
6, Vietoria-street. Wv•1411"t•',
Boliaiton for the Bill.