The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-16 00:00:00

IN PARLIAMLNT.—REMION 1864. MHZ LUDGATE-HILL VIADUCT.
WALTHAMSTOW AND CITY TERMINUS 1. INFANT ORPHAN AstrLini. WAMETZAD.
RAlLWAY.—;lncorporation of Company for making NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
Railway from the North liondou Railway, in the parish of St In consequence of the lunging' =Mel= of the London,
Joan, Hackney, in the county of &Henrys, to es althainstow Chatham, and Dover Rallway,the Committee have been eme-
rald Hale End, in the parish of Walthamstow, in the county of yelled to REMOVE their omega to too, nitrr-ontracr,
Essex; Powers to North London and North Western Railway where all communications are to be addressed.—By order of the
Companies, and use of their under.akings.) Committee, HENRY W. ORRIN. Secretary.
NOTICE IS HRRi:Bli GIVEN, that it is intended to APPLY I Offices, 100, Fleet-street, E.C.
be PARLIAMENT, In the nett melon thereof, fur leave to bring -
hi a RILL to incorporate a company sherein referred to as " the '
Osespaair), sad to amble them to make and maintein railways,
with ell needful works, stations, approaches, and conveniences
coanseted therewith.
1. A railway to commence by a junction with the North Lan-
don Railway, In the parish of St. John. Hackney, in the county
of Middlesex, sit or near the bodge carrying the road from
the Queen's-rued. Dighton, over the said North London
Rainy, to Deloton-road or lane, and peeping through
the parishes, townships, hamlets, or extra-parochial places
following, or sours of them, that is to say, St. John
Hackney, West Hackney, Ralston, Clapton, Shatidewell, Ilo-
ruerton, and terminating in a field or garden at Oak Het, Hale
End, in the part h of Walthamstow, in the county of Ones, in
the occupation of John Thomas, or his son, or either of them.
And it is also proposed by the said bill to apply for the follow-
ing, or some of the following, among other powers :
To enable the company to form junctions and communications
with the aforesaid North London Railway, the North Western
Rffilwey, and the City Extension Railway of the North
London Railway Company to erms, divert, alter, or stop
up, and otherwise interfere with, temponrity or perms-
wetly, roads, tramways, drains, pipes, sewers, rivers, stemmas
and watercourses, so far as may be nesemary in
constructing or maintaining the said intended realm and works;
to exercise a power to deviate from the line of railway to the
extent shown upon the plans ip be deposited se after mentioned;
to purchase lands, houseivs.s.ind other property, compulsorily, for
the pompom qt the odd and works : to levy
Win and shays@ in Moped = &Mb exercise ether
'PoHOU and privacy's.
SOPlOdiall the North London Railway Company and the
North Western Railway Company to contribute towards the post
of constracting the intended railway and works, out et their cor•
perste tends, sad, if necessary.,out of capital to be raised by
Yea under the powers of the bill, by shares or stock. and by
lom and with oe without any priority of diffidami or intense
and other advantages over their existing and authorisied caplials,
and to enable the Uhl company to bold shares to the capital of
the company, and to guarantee the payment of interest or divi-
dend upon the said capital, or any part thereof, and to appoint
dhectors of the company.
To enable the conthauy on the one hand, and the North Lon-
don and North Western Railway Companies, or either of them.
on the other band, from time to time to enter into agreements
with respect to the working, use. management, and maintenance
of the said intended Halsey and works, or eny part or parts
thereof ; the supply of rolling stock and machinery, and of
officer* and stream for the conduct of the traffic
of the intended railway ; the payments to be made,
and the oonffitions to be performed with respect to
each working, use, management. and maintenance the
I interchange, accommodation, and conveyance of traffic
coming from, or destined for, the respective sndet takings of
the contract's( companies, and the divisice and appropriation
of the reuses arising from that traffic and to stabiles!' the
appointment of pint committees for canting into effect any
inch agreement as aforesaid. and to confirm any agreement
shady mode. or which previously to the passing of the bill may
lambi%
sells
any of the matters aforesaid.
ebrik the conthen
4ghsßMgr fie railway r,thand an comrnies end persoca
over add ate i
law-
ofand carriagese "ev scri
mery panl' trpatilon, and with their
ellents. and servants, and upon such terms and oondllices,
end papplut of such tolls, rates, and charges as my be
or be settled by arbitration. or deemed by the bill,
• , Railway and the City Erten don tine end ter.
North London Railway Company, together with
the =Ong Islam, booking offices, land-
woeks, and convemences connected therewith
I eti?isi the North London Railway Company and the North
Western Lamy Company, or tether of them, to receive, book
thensgh, leeward, accommodate. and deliver, on and from the
teatime waffileousee and booking-offices thereof, all traffic,
of whatever deecrt tion. coming from or destined for
the nude/Utley of the company, upon such terms
I and conditions ea may be agreed upon, or, 1:01144 such wee
molt. as shall be settled by arbitration. or as may be cleaned by.
the bill : and, If need be, to alter the tolls and charges upon
the North London Railway and the North Western Railway, or
either of them, and to confer exemptions from such Cods and
charges.
To require the maven, es afford Millar facilities to the North
London and North Western Railway Companies, or either of
them res
The birl?krilr vary sad effitngulsh all existing rights and privi-
lmm which would interfere with its objects it will incorporate
*Atli itself the iseceeseey proffieions el " The Companies Clatisse
Oomedation Act. 1845 ,;' The Companies Clauses Act, !Mk:"
"The lands Clause's Consolidation Act, 184,1 :" "The
Lands Clauses Consolidattoa Acts Amendment Act, 1880:`
"The Railway Clauses Consolidation Act, We," and
" The Railways Clauses Act, Iti63 ;" and it will amend and en-
large the powers awl provisions of the following. and of any
other acts relating to the Oreat Eastern Railway Company,
and the North London Railway Company, that Is
to imay, 9
and 10 Vie., cap. Mkt ; II and 14 Vie, amp. 30 16 and 17
Vie.. esp. ;17 and 18 Vie., cop. 9e; 13 and 24
cape 14, 62, and 67 ; and 24 and 2.3 Vic., cape. U 2 and 1116; ale%
that is to say, Band 7 Wm. IV., cape 1118 and 106 ; I and t Vie.,
cep. sod S Vie. cepa 71 sod II; 3 Viet ,top. et: Wk.
cope. 14 asd 24; 4 and cap. ; Vic., cap. 23: 7 Vic.,
caps 19, 20, and 36; 7 and 8 Vie., caps 02 and 71 : 8 Ind 9
Vie., cape 86, lie, 101; 9 VW., asp. fit ; 9 and 10 Vie.. cape.
tad, MA AM, and 887 ; le and 11 Vie., caps. 12, 13, 20, 92,
1441:7, and 156; Male., esee. 30,33,31, 63.84. and 106 ; 15 EMI le
Vie.. cap. 184 :1e and 17 Vie., caps. 87 and 117 ; 17 and 18 Vic.,
saps. 153, 818, and 133 ; 19 and2oVie., caps. le, 01, and 76:11 and
Et Vle. cape., 97 and 99; 24 and IS Vic., cape 178. 182, le3. and
Lei 2.5 and 96 Vic.. cape. 62 sad 223 " The Ea ewl Counties
'Epping Use) Act, 1881: and 27 Vie., caps.l9o and 223.
And notice le hereby gives that plans and sections describing
the line, situation, awl levels of the proposed railway and the
Cods, hooves, and other property in or through which It will be
made, or whir* will be required for the purposes thereof. "leaser
with a book of reference to suds plans, containing the names of
I the owners and lessees, or reputed owners and lessees. and of
the occupiers of such lands, housea, sod other property; also
a published map with the line of railway delineated thereon, so
as le show its general cosine anti direction, and • copy ot
this notice will, on or before the 30th day of No,ember
Instant, be deposited for public inspection with the clerk of
the peace for the county of Rome at We office at Chelmsford, and
also with the clerk of the peace for the county of Madames, at
his office at the Sessions-home. Clerkenwell ; and on or before
the same day a copy of an much of the said plans. sections, and
boar' of reference as relates to each perish le or through which
the Intended works will be made, or in which any lands, Douses,
or other property are intended to be taken, and a copy of this
notice will be deposited with the vestry clerk of each such parish
at his residence; and in the ca-e of any extraparocbtal place,with
the clerk of some perish immediately adjoining such extra.
parochial place, at his place of abode.
Printed copies of the proposed bill will be deposited in the
Private Bill Office of the !louse of Commons on or before the
23rd day dDecember next
Dated tide 13th day of November, 1863.

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Two of our Lost experienced adapter' have lately
above • revived affection for the earlier works of M. Scribe
—a dramatist who may now be regarded as • French clause.
MrJohn Orenford re-opened these dramatic workings about
• twelvemonth ago, when be gave us • new adaptation of
the Verre et Eau, and Mr. Leicester Buckingham followed
his lead on Saturday night, by producing • condensed
verges of Uac Chaise at this theatre, under tine title of
Silken Fetters.

This comedy of Scribe's, like all the works of the lame
ingenious and prolific author, has been adapted before for
the English stage, but so long ago that it must have faded
from the recollection of most playgoers. The original piece
was produoed in Paris is 1841, and io 1842 a two-eat version,
called TAe Brew* of Promise of Marriage, was played at
the old Adelphi Theatre. The characters of the
hero and heroine were sustained by Mr. and Mrs. Yates,
who ware supported by Mr. Wright, in the part now re-
presented by Mr. Cluudes Mathews. As Mr. Charles Mathews
always note with the same determination to take the pit into
his confidence as was constantly shown by the late Mr-
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of its traditional mannerism. _

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