The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-25 00:00:00

mistral his were nate, sad if it What them al
20,000 L. if what autraialt the Dartbssisehoo ls Is thus
(Boar, luau) It was tested ih iM mut hot 1116%1
near, whit th. Oral Wessels Ossirelly. Os et
whisk was Mlay the pirsoost et an emillitlit
than. They 1i se. mai be mut tbey roprat
swift es +Milt the Over Warm ihosists did or Mu
ho mast solliesitiwy essirmaihri. Who lie.
old ha the Oust Warn
_Osigessr_were emeinClits*
abuser soil to Sellshry, M. Musa NOM Ass so 'se
M'.
thsmobt smithe the Ur ben Wisephistiat to ash-
Miry. (Ow, hese.) The suh passe wises Ole Oust
Warn wesl..l ass will hue whs he the Was
taus Lesbos sod > . TM soma ethet truth
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was grfttlj ere Theiheettet Mere Mall
buttress miasma mall Lemke is eaty awes. a
bei_kkerlyiedMia was. the at, Olean no at eyed
mar
MM lilt Maas lertreme tbeeh wilevesphit be the tan
Walsh led the amain te ye ea with ibis Nat fres
to Hume, Mr. Leeks had tad them ewe mid
aisle that the larclowsers hed beta ea held the
Oita Waren sad that if the tleatklreseme ad eft mate
M Oak mink's° puma with the lie, it wail be bet
at timetempitay he ever. He knew et Om ties Ws Male-
wane was made that it was as seell thsetur:
014 *sees seetrediet it. He bad Wiliam at
1106 eili be wee there labested that Mr. Lake bed hese
▪ tbsit maw, mei eeetereary, sad dime.; wed Oat
be feye.telly nerd atm le make the Hee them Muter
• aed Sera to make it es the beead pest, if they I
wished. (Hear, hem.) Bat he um eeillinaly told. that
limy woad iset de es i Int, bemuse it wail be • sew
yetis( Nee tab ask were ; an I, semailly, became as,
was sawed rime 1846, nee to seek ea WI ar
pee. Oka to the Heath Wiser..(Hear,
wirsa if aggrsesisa was te Mite pleas tMy
ten lie rs patties to ..anew it. (Ohms.) It
was said that the leadowan wished to this hne. If they
did, let theta make it. (Cheer.) He believed it was em
Islam sad tiontmetors, and imellemestary egad',
who wished ter it, and the tibe lane/mum
would awt t their hands is their palms. (Hest, has.)
IS estaplaiieil that • gentleman who held bet t sae HI
shame rre ssspaay bed bees appal/tied sae of the mew
ebbed eammittm, end that he west shunt ft nelisit
aerie, Me prefect. Hs objected to maim pet =I
P
Malmo bobs lased to earn as important eitheethoes aver
▪ Illeibe Ite.hod se lateral hot OM of the
whom he reptsensied, and thee. be bed ast
of Midas se soh meek as the ellmiemea.
eresit le bear la mad diet he laid the. he mid •
lama ty of hie Meek, sad se he believed did all the
raw iise tens whit were fa brow of this Use. (Hem,
bear.)
Mr. HARDING, the mentary, stated that Mr. Mortimer
was is erne is stating that the Male between Horsham'
Mid Leados involved 10,00 W. • year. The ism hunted
illotweids sad pnemager arsine wasnAsoi., sad eel WOOS.
=Has whole talk a sad oat of Dembesete slatias, a
aullais parka of whisk would be .bated by the Great
Weelere line, ameashrd to as amok es 40,08 W. is ma
pea
Mr. Nommen masted to his statement that the par
meager wale ameeassd to only 10,1101. a peer.
M•Lisr. said that the hon. dhremer beast refined
paessaaly se hire, he mem be allowed. that he wee
suedcm Use isolated committee wtoaat eay easier
spla ea his eset. He had, it was true, beta uses` istothel
be is lbeeth Western line. but he W the met* that
be was as with the thadowcen—thethe SIINISM ellailitas
to mitre them, end It was ne yawls derriere if he held
their pecks With respect to Mr. Mardliara, every parses
ealii thet he use a Great Western man, awl his speech us
tip yam* wanes completely justilled that irseyielta.
Mime% sad " N..")
per. Lew said that a weasel attack bad bias mode
apes Idea by is boa. director. lie stated at the last meet-
ins that the HAMM sad Easter sad the Great Weems
Hawymies wen isamming the kailseraers with rawest M
the magas sf • Nee bee the awoke thee under dieser
ealitd dem Met statemese Wes eesteedliseek ad. ma Wag
sipsalii his ..he=ld, he usaihsaid ems si
Sir his &railway, she bad bees
. applled aby is as.
iisidesdi agent of the Bristol sod Eater . The
boa. Mirror says he knew that to be antra at the *me.
If set it MY his daty to ban got up sad said so la He
meeting. (Caen.) Ile (Mr. Locke) now repealed is
statement. lie knew it at be • fact from doily report. sled
that an agent of the parties was wanly making a sums!
through his own property. (Hear, beer.) Ha sow called'
as Mr. Monism to state if he knew that what he (Ile.
Locke) said was sutra ; and, if so, he celled vim him is
his eetbmity. (Chem.)
Mr. Moanttea said it was quit* tree that tie MOO
aid Euler Company were esevaesieg sow, bat II was fa
elf defence, sad in consequence of the parities Wise my
by this company. (Hear, hoar.) Mr. Leas did nip opts
the Groat Wasters Compaq to make as the. eves ea the
broad gunge.
Mr. Letts mid that the hon. director bad not met the
question. The hon. director said he knew at the time the
statesseat was made that it was sot true. He now called
upon him to give the authority ea which be said that he
urged the Great Western to lay doss • Mod pep Him
Mr. Mol7llll4—Mr. Saunders said Set yea had bald'
with them, and asked them to make • heembemt-
Mr, Lucas said that both ft were *BM Hs
never entered the Great Western fa ellsails his
life. (Cheers.) He believed he Yid bassi at the Paddiag-
ton nation ten years ago, but he lilt vim hem then
ether. (Hear, hear.) There was es selealtiankin,'
delude the proprieten of the line. Mum
were allowiag Greet Western =sold weft a
an d dictate to them what dray led* sad beer they
were to carry eat their we 4011118118. Bat be pee II at lies
whether they °opt eat OS tile le
themselves at having se geed ea aftemile at Ortulit*
afire
111111~1 ee the board. (Cheers and lempitarar.) His (Mr.
Looks's) interest was ethaightfoneata mid plata. His U-
tmost was in the South Weston, we be erweld ask them
whether it was not their unmet new im the peasom favour.
able state of the money market at sot the project
which they relinquished iu 1848 ? Thie Motheaten" steed
gaits for thus years without taking thy steps, but depead
spas it—.ad he did not say this lry way of threat—they
amid lad some way of opening this district. (Hear.) The
hen. director end that the through Huebner/ and Londe.
talk was Wanton Chas 10,0001. a year. He (Mr. Locke)
eatintated tuns the books of the that the passenger
Meat was 15,000 k, horses 2,000f', and gooo* 10,0001.
(Rear, hear.) The he. gentleman said that that wee •
gradient of lis 76 &sag the line. Now there was sot •
gradient of I is 76 la the whole Hee, although in the Bris-
tol sad Easter these was a grsdiest of lin 70. The genii,
ent epee it woad not be sore Has lis 100. He eland
that he sea that author of the central se bad Men
etsted.er that he mad thy Mamas* in the matter. He is
.eery, as ea old fraud of the eOlapaay, to OW that there
was a lesion at the board, sad he would advise the pro-
prietors to like some mums or amass by which that anion
mad be aeamapliehed. (Rear.) lie bad never ewe •
as,. palatal ealtibitMs than that which he witnessed that
day aid it wield do so good to this conapsay. (Chum)
They wanted to securestrength, sad he was *cre-
dits detply dhappoisted at the course takes by the hoe.
damn. (Chan.)
Mr. Howse= repeated that Mr. Sauedin told him
that Mr. Locke shad the Great Heelers Cempany_to make
the thee, and that he refused. He did outlay Oil Mr. Locke
bad been at the elk*.
Mr. Lome aasd that a private correspondence was
carried as between him and Mr. Hemel. Every letter was
marked priest', and if the oomspostlemes was divulged he
was net the person to do so.
A Lemma observed ihat he bad set ported with say
of his shares, se stated by Mr. Mortimer • and he beliend
the other directors meld say the tome fur tbereselves.
The Camthaaa said that he bald wire than 276,0001.
paid-up wad, sad. if be limed it istonsistent with ether
egyagemliate at sensitise to hold the same 'moat when
beallald sell them at 102, he did set think that It should
MI agdmr him. (Hear, hear.) He still held 179,4501. of
he the cempsey, arid he hoped he stood before them
as baneurable she ever did. (Cheers.)
Hassan said that he manly ~SIMI is the
vicwmtsprserM by Mr. Mortimer. He bad been at Pad.
diapers ea hamsday last, sad he had the authority of Mr.
Sessuleis to Mete that Mr. Locke called both spin him
nap sp, hew, miles theta to matinee the line, and that
he had ma prodlissasa far the breed gauge. This seteseal
as late es lest ;me or July. (Him. bees.)
Mr. Gssawa, • dine or, rearethed the eatandietisa that
existed betimes his friend Mr. Locke and hie Mead
He. Martkan, and hoped that it wield be re-
*Med. He war at nee time ia favour of the es.
tesema of the lime from Salisbury to Bator, bat
he bed ant* been convinced that it would be a mistaken
policy to do as. (Hear, hear.) If the landowners emoted
• lime let them came fcrward and make it. and the South
Wester* Campaay would be happy to work it for them.
He was etteated by a Ku., of duty to the shareholders Is
oppeno . the father eztensios of the Sr... (Hear, hear.)
St must to the rosier, they had bees issued wbea
sang of the mama, had sot time to goad tholes
against the proposed extrusion, as several persons Ind
written to him thty would do if they had suMeient time.
(Hear, bear.) He should therefore mere that the merting
do adjoin sine die.
Mr. Hints, Mr. Eitousrirtha, mad same other share-
balder, spoke • .ainst the proposed tamales as being profs.
diein to the interests of the compsay.
Mr. MALAN" and other proprietors urged the en
of matineing the lino, tad pointed eat the
be advamati,
it wield to the South Winces Company with a a
• measzies with the South Deem and Cornwall imS
=ally with the port of Falmouth, if that put imull
was, at it was not unlikely to do, the filet alto
prime the west. (Hear, hear.)
IA is featly agreed that the *isolation and ldr.Gentleall
allthaiment should both be withdrawn. A new reeekifiab
is am pat is adjoining the present meeting, and cake
eimathth=theetina as soon as possible ; the oborelothitht
to the mesa time to awes by writiog at by
pose their opinion In ref. re Oft to the point aster Monts-
illem-the molt to be reported to the ninths:. This reso-
led= ins agreed to, with the addition that the letter to be
owl aOa shareholden should contain a stemma of the
sealle by which it was pr. pored to relit the nen...try
aryital. It was adentood that the proxies should be sent
out at the eepenee of the company, and that all the
monis handed in op to that day were null and void.
A vote of thank, to the chairman terminated the pro-
coolies's, which lasted for several hour'.

THE FROME MERDER.—Megge, the supposed as
complies of fiord and Rparmw in the murder of the wanton
Watts, St Frome, in 8-dneretahire, was captured on Tues.
day last in Lia own hove, sear Frame, 'seeing just Minna
hoe Wales. Ile had concealed binned(' in the eack.lolt, and
was Arcing boa way through the thatch of the roof when be
was edged by a constable ani safely neared.