The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-26 00:00:00

ABRIDGED PRO WECT V&

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This Company has been fennel for the purpose of givhig to
tir Inhabitants of the populous districts on the western side
Birmingham. Including airborne and Pelly Oak, the railway
areimmodation of which they are at meant deprived. am.!
'Mk his so much needed to provide a better weer to the lows
tot the large and important tradfc corning from the south-west
by way of Kum a Norton ; sad also, by means of • branch to the
Sionrbridge Extension Itallwity, to bring the Important coal-
ail of Fait Worcestenhire into Immediate connexion with the
br,t itepot for that mineral in Birmingham. vir , the Worcester
Mite.

Pt::;pectuses and forms of application for shares may ba ob-
tained at the °Moea of the Company and et the bankers, brokers,
sad sakiton.

FOLK OF Aprucrnox FOR MAIM.
To be ret shied by the Bankers.
To tee Medan of the West Birmingham hallway aad Canal

Compay.
Genttemen,—Haring paid to your n
bankers the sum of *2.
4" 2 • delimit of £1 per share on shares in the
Me.. Company. I hereby request that you will allot me that
number. sad I agree to accopt the same or any leas umber you
ism allopay to your bankers the further sum of 10a
po• h re on allotment, and to sign the Subscription Costract
when requved. .

Nose to ton
Adereas
Occupation ,
Data

WEST BIRMINGHAM and CANAL
COMPANY Molted,.
No PrI:TRIM A PPLICATION R S ter OA= la this Cos.
Puy will to I:Ecrl V BD AFTER SATURDAY, July SD, IE4, at
4 clock p.m.—By order,
DAVID MAUNS. JUL. Secretary.
Temple.boualask New.geoet, Blradllegus. Jul/ 1864'

BiffiS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-the
blame.—boomer !teams 1681.—The IfINERAL WATERS
1 illßl'ltG, as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated
Priiftosor Liebig, are stimnlant, tonic, alterative, and aperkst.
Tit-s are of admirable service in removing disorders of the do-
r aft and other Intestines They stimulate these organs when
t:" 44°1E4,41 circulation is defective, wait the proem.ea of se-
, TAien. and glve a hiraithful regularity to the orgasm of
tiantion and assimilation. They are powerful reme-
did soots In eases of enlargement of the liver, in affections of
the to Dyyppooeehoodrta. jaundice. hemorrhoidal Assam, and
eietinate co nation. In cases of toot and all other affections
Iv-lured inefficiency of the Masai,. functions, the moat happy
re,:lti have been obtained from them. The ellowy of the
antra is more especially recomibod by those who drink them
at it mutes for then, the invigorating air of the mountains,
ffe gaiety of the sarrontidin r rtd ne, and pee feet abstraction
ni the tares of the world, concur in assisting the action of the
beverage. The maanificent casino. which to the beauty
ut its architecture, the judicious distribution of Its apartment&
▪ the richness of its decorations, surpasses every other edifice of
Ile -.sod on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for bait and
' • erth.asalso for the game. of Trento et Quarante and Roulette:
f•ei tomer Is plated with the half Retail, and the latter with
• Zero • the daily venture of the hank at the Trento et Hew
ribte table is fined at twelve thousand pounds, and the magi-
". at stake is four hundred and eighty pounds. Anions the other
• ations may be mentioned a lams and comfa table reading
f bristly fnruisheil with German, French, English, Italian,
Belgian, and Dutch journals: a coffee room to the
''binifc style of decoration ; • divan, for the enjoyment of a
r"'• ',Milne on to a fine terrace paved with asphalt.:
grand diataa•rooas, where there le a table d'hOte I
la Fran/Mee, twice a day, at I and g o'clock, under:
tuperialaatitlid of the celebrated 11. Chevet, of
who is the lessee of the refreshment de
urhaus An etc...tient orehestre, numberlngttuV
mmilelane. performs three times a day; la the morn-
the Wells . In the afternoon In the beautiful gardses of the
and in the evening in the grand ball-room. The New
has almost brought Homburg baths to the ontakirb
"-bkfort. There are eighteen trains a day, to or fro, the
ja.f.. late as It not lack. As the journey maples only halt an
the amasementa of Frankfort are within easy reach.
..tt'im In Homburg may get to Brassesis twelve beers le
; r. n fifteen, to Paris In sistra..••• le leaden la treaty-
' • J. no cttelleat is the intevecftsanalcatlea by rail.

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THE 111:1CHANT RANKIN(I °I)YPAIR OF LONION
LIMITIED) INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR IRE CM-
TM. OF
THE BRITISH and NITHIRLANDS INDIA
BANK (Limited).
Incorporated under )) The Companies Aet. 190!." which limits
thel abfllq of each shareholder to the amount of his shares.
Capital. Two Haltom, In 40,000 Shares of 450 each.
Pint issue, 10,000 Shares. —lt la proposed not to call up more
thaa LIY 10a par Share.
Deposit LI per Share, and Ed on Allotment
No call to exceed LS per Share, and Three Mouths' Interval
between each call.

anzas--rusta.;
Charles Boger, Esq. (of the late firm of R. and J. Johnston and
Co.), London.
Maunder Fraser, Naq., Loudon (of Maclaine, Watson, and Co.,
Batavia).
A. Rector, Imo. (of A. Hector and Co., London and
JOll5Ol lieltaster. Bp., Director of the Merchant Banking Coni-
PRY.
Hobert McKerrell, Esq., 45, Inverneartemee at Scott and Co.,
Mauritius,.
John Paterson. Lq., Chairman of the Standard Bank of British
south Africa.
John Torrance, Eiq., Director of the Alliance Bank.

The Alliance Bank, Landon. Liverpool. and Manch/Mei%
The Merchant Banking Company of Londoet Cannonatreek
Blonial—Strom J. and J. Whitehead, 8. Moorgatentreet.
Siena:Mr Ire tel ,—B. M. Bell. Kay.
Officeli—llerclunt Banking Company of London, 21, Cannon-
street.