The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-15 00:00:00

TO TEI EDITOR OP TUT =raze&

Sia,—l shall feel much obliged if you will per-
mit me to inform the public, through the columr I
of the Express, that the committee of the
National Female Emigration Society are now pre-
pared to grant free passages, under certain metric-
lions and to a limited extent, to properly trained
female domestics of good character, willing to e.ni-
grate to the undermentioned colonies :—Melbourne
(Victoria) (with the sanction of her Majesty's Em -
gration Commissioners) ; Brisbane and Mary-
borough, Queensland ; Nelson, Otago, and Car-
terbury, New Zealand.
The committee are anxious to select the emi-
grants as much as possible from the distressed
manufacturing districts.—l am, &0.,
ARTHUR HODGSON, Hon. Secretary.
44, Charing-cross.

LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.-A
eircrlar has just been addressed to the pmprie:ors of the
London and North Western Railway by the sec.etary of
that company, which, re 'en :n1 to the circular letter of the
chairman sod deputy-chairmao, dated 20th October, 1862,
states that the directors tel. it right to confer with a COD. I
siderable number of the largest proprietors, with whom they
could enter fully and freely into a duicuunion of the com-
pany. affairs. Accordingly, they invited about 3C3 pro-
prietors, holding nearly 5,000,000 d. (five millions) of the
orlinary stock of the company, to meet them. Caster, roes
took place on the sth and 6th November, when the cinders
and letters published by Messrs. Wrigley and Outside
were read, together with a statement relative thereto. The
chairman fully explained the system upon which 'the ban.
nese of the compsny ie conducted and managed, via., by
means of a general baud, and special commit-
tee, and by general committees for finance and
capital expenditure, for traffic, for :penuanirit way
works and estate, for locomotive and stores, for audit
and rating, for church and schools, for law, for hotels, and
also by means of local committees, meeting in London,
B'r-
miagham, Shrewsbury, Liverpool, Manchester, Chester,
and Lancaster, and composed of the directors resident in
those localities, attended by the several district superin-
tendents and local officers. The proprietors present ex-
pressed ther unanimous opinion—' That it does not appear
to this meeting that the system of sectional management
advocated in • ciente: which has been circelatederneopt the
proprietors would be for the advantage of the London and
North• Western RarlwayCompany." The proprietors further
expressed their unanimous desire that the statement read to
the meeting, together with copies of the maps referred to,
should be sent to each shareholder, and this has accordingly
been done.

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