The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-10 00:00:00

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thaw. Mr. Passe I rtottotbar ft well, a saddea ries took place
in

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Mr. Lne What emotion did this mite ea the fltosk
Ezehaname
Mr. : At Feat that of intense surprise ; the general
law I referred to appeared reverted. sad naiad of
being amen as had always hitherto been the ease with
rams. it att 1081. shares paid ia fell. they suddenly
:6111119. treisbearrying tate lambastes M-
esa ether, day was sapidity, the
of angoin to that et sespiela as to the
nerutteisiasipla esdeeing wadi poteleamo
kaowto
letta d7:11.17. the laths
Pere : I had ; the near gins ea the following
days, tato whisk** dime ass ordered to be tress-
=lWM KIM I.IIIIINW, elbees Philip Case:lore,
ion Nand alms tin have subesquantly
lesent to beatify as Imam fir Mr. Maim
Ilg. lave : The stineshis of snit psalm having mated,
dN lite shun fa bask 10 their liassor bad
Wt. !tam: Dy &geese they did: is Illevembir and De-
. 1346. they medal to an enrage el 181.60 Bd. pre.
Mem; Jemmy St Jae, 1817, to 171 gym, Astiwi to
Dasher, 1847 to es average of 161. lb. IL patina. the
avenge of 1848 bang 164 peeshas • but a snag hot a the
pesmat pries two yeenead • half 1:12. within three months
of essmensiag 10 per cat AnMeati. sad 15 staithe of Mai
paid dim 224-preasises, the pins lb ally 10 peamiara, end
the sesspny have reti nib praasss at this ries.;
sad Wised la every para• et ammi die SIM last IS
IiffINSOI. that is ma fhe pekes mime thaw
wee Maga in 1846.
lb. wf ii : Did sot a beaks stares of the Groat North
et Haliway Conway la in rim during the inter-
val yes maths es well as the 15L alma t
Mr. Pena: Ti..
lira MAIM : Did not theism of Met railways fall in
pas bang the fallow& you insation; at well as the shales
at the OnstNerth. cl Bagisad Railway t
Mr. Pnan : Having marred to the authorised lists, I ex-
hibit in a Warier hen the reladvillastuatioosqlriTquerip-
tiou Oaten:
Ograisith Oftelt Lai= owl T.r...44 '3Latt
Wilke& WSW& Ikea Waimax
ISM
Nov. 1. 237 per Ma a prem. 199 per awe lb geati. ge
Doc 1. IN " " 114 n PO IS
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Ass. L 224 " 17$ a 11 es "
kaki. saa 14 , • I.A 77 „
Oat. L 214 „ 14 " , ".. •AI 7/I „
Nee. 1. „ 7 " Jr w Do. 1. „ ~70 "
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Johr 1L . 1111 "
11 Am 111
1666 " I $
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Dee.
Mr. Wad: "Does set &inhaler statement pan tea Lt
All i Ohs Mom of the Laden end Neeth Wensen. ems
best Vahan. the= liewomes. and ber=ead the
Yak sad Ina woe van
Oen the fall etgagallrares ig di a
leifi =lslay t rist
Mr. rams: Mid «Tway, yes.
Mr. Lon: Is tegmade to main that the Onset North
of Hegira Railway Meet meld tall la the sumo peopled=
as the railways rained to, es the ewe has g
Mika a 10 per eat, ad the Meta ani yahG to a the
lashmileas eraig from as encertain satires, sad are
Ms the eireumeteass of all their esyttal senants tentainteg
anekned
Mr. Please : AS a general primiple, I shoal have in-
ferred sma
oel woad have bon the saes, end the het *tiles
the cendea.
Mr. Obeid : Prom the tabular staimaint don ft an w-
pm that &Mg_ the latervel bare tethered, Great
Weston slam ken 61 path= to 11 dinstost, Lan-
des red 33eath Wawa has lb M 116.•Yeely Newnan.
sad Derehk llgesedsua to 34 prinins. Yea mad meth
haat SI to 64 per ahem, mai - the Great Noah
et may hit hat 237 to 228 t
Mr. Pram : Of mane, from a reference to that statemat
sock mean to he the.....
Mr. Olean : Oa the 26th Aegis& 1846, were the 161.
shares sold at 191. per than
Mr. Paulo : Yes ; at 19L per share, or 171 premium.

Mr. Shield : Did yea, Wawa the 16th sad 19th Oetobsr
1846, rebus Shy 161. shares at 20 premium, or 211 pa;
share
Mr. Prams : Yea, I did.
Mr. Clayton: Weald yea he..iped m to tell as the
&romp pries of the 116. tiers *a 7fowmesr nig
Mr. Potato : Tkve were MS Dm toeametitst Amin Om
Inca* the mange Wog 201 per share, or 191 paisiam.
Mr. Gybe* Did set ea advimestake plea ea lb MIL
Awes mom the pare* of the Great North .1 PS
ahem Aet. 11th July, 1646?
Mr. Pima: The pries oa July lit woe 171 per
or 1131 prelim; aml ea the Rat, 181 per Mars, or 17 pre-
mium; smi this peico madam& to prevail durlag August
pre-
mid September.
Tamar. Mama 20.
Mr. Ohm% nommadaidiaa roomed.
11r. Love: Whoa area the iparelmee tithe dimes bought ef
Mr. Madam, eareaties 111,0071. 9a. 31., entered is the
employ's boobs ?
Mr. Clam Ia the wadi ef Jimmy, 1649.
Mr. Lem Never before ?

Mr. Cloee: 110:
Lova,: vhs Me 131,8871. Os. 3d., whirl!' was paid to
Mr. Haden, pad In hit oa the memorandum yea exhi-
bited to the oommittte setae days ego as the ccatratt se
eahalatioa suede et sheets sold by Mr. Hudson ?
Mr. Clow I had so other doe:moat.

Mr. Low: f.147.;:iiii•.91.6W;1 the &teeters es to
the propriety et poem the etemadados /begged by Me.

Kr. Clem : I did net.
Mr. Love : On what terms do you transact your bedtime
with the York Vales Banking Company, more immediately
is Woman to the Groot North of Ragland menet ?
Mr. Close : To the 30th Jame, 1847, theYcek Union Bank
Mg Company charged In with so munsaissios, and allowed
interest at 34 per sent. Sines then, and up to this time,
they have charged commission, sad allowed 6 per cent
Mr. Love : Yea speak of emandesion. What morals-
skin ?
112.4:There: timid munieden; which I find an »fame,
to be I per ant ea all sums paid by the= on amount of the
oomph/, whether in.Yerk, Leedom, or elsewhere.
Mr. LOTS: If payments are made to the railway company
by them, of Ws not having two months to ran, do they
debit yeu se oath tar them, or when they become due ?
Mr. Close : As cash.
Mr. Love : If bills be of a kegs: date, do they allow dia.
most as Mesa H taken as eadt ?
Mr. Close : They do.
Thomas" Mason Id.
Mr. George Madam's re-examisailea reemasd.
Mr. Lore : We have written esti m Mean. Laurens*
Cumin, and Co. a copy of whisla knee jest reed. Thule
answer by telegraph is, We wide NW night to Mr. Hed-
ma." May we ask what mom they nuke for withholding
the information of whom you had ben& 900 Great North
of Ragland 16J. shares ; and of whom, at what prior, and
when the 342 401. shams were bought ?
Mr. Rohm : The wirer I have reissived from them is,
" We camel very wall give up the informatio:s, as they are
both done direst with prised*e of oar owe.'
Mr. Lye, t What are we to understand by both ?
Mr. Ham : 342 401. shame, and 100 161. shares, the
latter bought 10th October, 18413.
Mr. Lem t Are we to understand all information respect-
ing the sib by you to the company of 342 401. stares is to
be withhsiA ?
_ _ _ -

-11it.-11•IMat : The information I We is, they were7par-
chased by asa at 651 ;Jonah's. I have no means of giving
the name of the principal.
Mr. Wald : Is it not a rode of the City of 4.ondon that a
principal ma demand the urns of a principal ?
Mr. Hudson : I ant not aware of it. _ _ _

Ter: uts data of your par-
ches* of 842 4011. sham t - _ - _ _ - - _ _

Mr. Hudson : I cannot, but I would ad, that Wore I
became the purchaser of these shares, I had neither directly
nor indirectly any interest in those shares.
Mr. Love : They appear to have been transferred at various
dates to Mr. Cssenove; we are still to understand they were
bought at one time ?
Mr. Hudson : They were.
Mr. Love: Can you furnish us with information as to
the parties of whom you bought tie ramming 600 shares?
Mr. Hudson: I believe I cannot; they were bought of
various broken in the country, and that they coat me from
211. to 211. 12e. 6d. per share for the whole 600.
Mr. Plows's re-examination maned.
Mr. Love: When did you forward to the directors of the
York, Newcastle, sad Berwick Railway Company the calcu-
lation previously referred to?
Mr. Flews : To the beet of my recollection on the 27th or
28th of October, 1846; bat I have no written record of the
matter,

Mr. 8hleld: You have exhibited to this committee a cal-
culation in detail of the value of the 151. shares, did you
forward this detailed calculation to the board at York ?
Mr. Plows: I did not.

Ye. Promo: Did the eat• Mr. Oxley, in compliance with
a wish expressed by the board of the York, Newcastle, and
Berwick Company, furnish, Si well u yourself, a calculation
of the value of the several descriptions of Great North of
England shares ?
Mr. Plows: We aonspared the two statements in the board
room of the Great North of England Beltway ; I sent mine
to York, and I have no doubt he sent his also.

Mr. Shield : Your own paper does not contain a detailed
calculation of the value of the 151. shares ; did Mr. Osley's
paper oontain such a detailed calculation ?
Mr. Plows: I realty cannot say. We compared them as
to the amounts, bat I cannot state whether his contained the
detailed calealatiou or sot.
Mr. Clote's re.sumination assumed.
Mr. Love : Did write to Meru. Laurence. Cuenove,
and Co., in the ear put of the year 1848, respectug the
comsallelea ibey had cheeped on shares purchased by them,
and suseedes that in lieu thereof the full commission should
be ?
Mr. rns :I do not recollect having one so.
Mr. Love : Did you at any ether period ?
Mr. Close: I am not aware that I did.

SATVIDAY MARCH 24.
Mr. Peter Read lezasained.

Mr. Love : Areioneoifitleinialaorito Moore. Lau-
rent* and Co. ?
Mr. Road : I am.

Mr. i;;;; Have you Mr. Hudson's consent to answer
any questions respecting the purchase of Great North of
Reiland shares by Misers. Laurence and Co. for Ur.
Hudson ?
Mr. Read : I understand Mr. Hudson has &rooted our
house to give every information to the committee our books
may afford.
Mr. Love : Hays you bought for Mr. Hudson any Great
North of Ragland Shane besides thee stated in the three
papers I now exhibit ?
Mr. Bead: Yes; we have.
Mr. Love : Be so good as to exhibit them..
Mr. Read: The find purchases are for Oct 16, 1846.
Mr. Love Bs so good es to state what other purchases
wen made by Mears. Laurence and Co., which are not con-
tained in the papers exhibited.
Mr. Read : On Oct. 27, 1846, we purchased forty-one 161.
shares of Tudor, at 194 premium; on Oct. 29, twelve 1001.
shares, at 237, of Mr. Prestos; on Nov. 12, eight 1001.
shares, at 236, of Faukoner ; the whole of these were
bought for Nov. 16.
Kr. Love: Did yea bay any other Great North of Bog-
lead shares in that year for Mr. Rodeos ?
Mr. Read : Not in that year.
Mr. Love : When did you next begin to bay Great North
of Ilad shares for Mr. Rodeos ?
Mr. Read : Jas. 24,1848.
Mr. Lon: Does this amount current exhibit those pur-
chases ? _ _

Mr. Read : They do.
Mr. lava : Oa whose amount have you entered these
shares in your books
Mr. Road : Q. Hudson, Q.N.B. Railway Company.
Mr. Love : When did you write G.N.E. Railway in that
book?
Mr. Read : At the time the manse were made.
Kr. Love : Did you eater it in that meaner to separate*,
account from Mr. Hudson's private purchases
Kr. Reed : Yea ; that was the mole object of it.
Mr. Low: Ram you bought any Great North of Ree-
ked Mares, by Mr. you
order, since January, 1848,
emeydeg these of which you have rendered this company
sa earount
Mr. Reed—We have not.
Mr. Shield: Did you buy for Mr. Hudson on the 12th
November, 1846, 342 Great North of Ragland 401. shams ?
Mr. Bead did.
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~..e. Mid:Yes ; we -_._.
Mr. Midi : "nes wham lid yea pureleses those shares
Mr. Reed : Of • pricelpal.
Ilr. Shield : Will you Nab the arms of that principal t
Mr. Reed: It is met aurteatary I. renal the amass of
priaelpals.
rithes.
Kr.
8211adirmehl IVertVeOrsl=llTrerryout° Lursitru:si
sit ittrimly") Irma whew yea purchased them
Mead: I de aot karrelhe law et the fiasesties. lief it
h mei merral to do se ; liralimm there he a =reopen-
demskplieet this.
to 1 thi pliiithis it *Nth •Urries to rehhe
at.. Mr. 3:ls n the amass et tho_pethobals hen Whom yes pavilion
now !Phut Lea ars sethamintte do se by the poimetheis wise
snow
Chisebestri LIAM a priadpal sad ids
beet:a is eoldieted strictly cosildeatial, sad when treas.
eme
Wars ishori=betwesa riser* sad principal, the names
mew
Mr. Iliad: Brea wham • ismaad is suede by ow pawl-
psi kw the as.. of the ohm ?
Mr. Rawl : I Bever reeseasber such a deemed.
Mr. BMW ilf oath • ithesed was made to yen sere hr.
Ow Illemilmiswiiihoy roam it ?
Mr. Read; That wadi lee a :matter ter them le rihmilh
molter so. _

Mr. Bhisld: Da you know the writing and signature of
this ismer, in which your house admit they have received
from lir. Hodson a particular ngnest that they should fur-
nish Ihe 001111111tte• with full particulate of IMMO, dates, and
prime et do 342 Great North of England 401. shares ?
Mr. Reed: Yee • I do. It is the writing and signature of
Mr. MittexLanedaers.
Mr. Ador reading this letter do you still refuse to
state%) the sememielee the sans dee principals from whom
you bee* theie shone ?
Mr. Read : I oust Weak that with this letter before ma,
in the WS pampa* et whisk Mr. Laurence dates that a
broker has us eulbeilp le Melees the name of his principal,
I should bejeallied is Obi say fuller information.
Mr. Lou.: Are yea sot aware that Mr. Hudson has bees
furnished with all the iakessatitm he kin decked on the eab-,
Jen Jest referred to ?
•
lir. Read t I think he lee.
Mr. lave: Will you be geed ease* to mew to the letter,
dated November Bth, ISK addremeed to Mr. Oleos, in rela-
tion to those shares, and state whether it does not Gown all
the information Mr. Hudson desired as to theprincipal ?

Mr. Read: Mr. Hudson did not nquest any other in-
formation than this letter contains.
Mr. Clayton : Do you end in MINIM. Laurenoe's books
the notice deny parehuo for Mr. Hudson of Great North
of Begland shares previous to October, 1848 ?
Mr. Bead: No.
__ _ Mr. Closs's wesamination resumod.

Mr. Love:WmYon now tenths iminunittee what shares were
delivered by Mr. Hudson to this company, for width he was
paid 81,1001. on Get. 27,1846 ?
Mt. Close:: I am not able to specify the shares.
Mr. Love : An you quite amnia that shares amounting to
81,1001. were delivered to the sompeny at that time
Mr. Close : I cannot speak positively.
Mr. Love: Then you will aot undertake to my if say, or
what, amount was then delivered?
Mr. ClOBB : I cannot state the uset amount then delivered.
Mr. Clayton: Do you manage Mr. Hudson's cash affairs,
and eat as his private clerk ?
Mr. Close: I partially manage Ids cash affein, but not all.
Mr. Love : Would you not, an the execution of your duty
as secretary to this company, consider it necessary that no
money should be paid by the company for property purchased
unless delivered at the t.l ?
Mr. Clue : For the purchase of shares it becomes neces-
sary sometimes to pay for them before you get the shares of
the broken.
Mr. Love : But even in that cue, if bought in Wee mar-
kets where there ate settling days, they would be paid for on
that day ?
Mr. Close : Yee.
Mr. Clayton • Did you ensnare the turnout by Mr. Hud-
son for the shares bought by hint and afterwards sold to the
oompany ?
Mr. Cline : I cannot say far the whole, bat I did for per.
Mr. Love : Can you show us Mr. Hudson's pass book for
the payment of the Great North of Eland sharp, bought
by him in his private capacity and sold by him to the com-
pany ?
Mr. Close : I cannot show his put book, and lam not
aware that he has one ; I never saw one.
Mr. Clayton: Have you any means of giving us the data
of Mr. Hudson's payment for those shares ?
MT. ClOlllO : No; I have no mean*.
Mr. Clayton : Yon pat in, on the second day of this in-
vestigation, a paper which you called a coirract, detailing
the particulars of all the Great North of England shares sold
by Mr. Hudson to the company ; you do not appear to have
stated distinctly at what date you prepared that paper ; an
you now tell the committee at what date it was prepared ?
Mr. Close : I cannot state positively the exact date. but
I think it would be either en the 27th November, or a
taw days previously.
Mr. Clayton: What reason have you for believing that
that was the date ?
Mr. am: I think it would be about the time when the
cheque was given when the transaction was closed.
Mr. Love : Then it appears Zoo paid Mr. Hudson a cheque
for 81,1001. on the 27th October, without having made any
memorandum whatever of the shres sold by Mr. Hudson ?
Mr. Close : I think I stated that I could dud nocalculation
on which that 81,1001. bad been paid, it being part payment.
Mr. George Hudson's Reeexamieation resumed.
Mr. Shield: On November 12th, 1846, Month Laurence
and Co. bnight for you -342 Gnat North of England 401.
shares, can you furnish the committee with the corn-
spondenee, or any extract therefrom, relative to this par
chase ?
Mr. Hudson : They have furnished me with an extract
from a letter dated 4th November, 1846, " We mentioned,
• few days ago that there was • parcel of Great North of
England 401. shares in the market, they. are now offered to
tea at 66 premium, are they not cheep in comparison with
other shares?"

Mr. Shield : What reply did you give to that offer ?
Mr. Hudson : I offered them 65 premium.
Mr. Shield: Did they, on the 12th of November, give you
a reply to this offer ?
Ik. Hudson: The reply is an extract from a letter, "We
have only now succeeded in securing the parcel of Great
North of England 401. shares, at 65 premium, payable on
Monday nest."
Mr. Shield: Did they charge you brokerage on those
shares ?
Mr. Hudson : I have no doubt about it.
Mr. Shield : Did they give you the name of the principal
of whom they purchual them ?
Mr. Hudson: I am not able to recollect whether they did
or did not, but they do not give it in this correspondence.
Mr. Shield : Did they Mate to you that they themselves
were tke principals ?
Mr. Hudson : I have an extract from a letter dated 6th of
November, in reference to those shares, in which Mears.
Laurence state, " There is one advantage we can offer in the
parcel in question—that we can save you the heavy stamps,
for they belong to principals of ours, and having advanced
money upon them, they have been registered in our name,
so that we can either hold them for you, or transfer them at
a nominal consideration." _ _ _

Mr. Clayton: On a former day you gave 27th October,
1846, as that of your sale to the company of Great North of
England shares, which sale appears to have included the
shuts which have been just referred to as bought in riiiitAl•
ber. How do you account for this?
Mr. Hudson : There were twocheques given for the money
—cue on the 26th October, and another on the 27th Novem-
ber, and corteinly the impression on my mind mind eonvicdon
was as I seated, that all the shares I purchased for the com-
pany were bought in the month of October. 1 have no re-
collection about these shares at the time, and 1 pre-
sume they were included in the October purchases, in
eensequenee of my having bees in treaty for them
in that month. Looking at the register of the
transfer I punned theme Ames wen bought in October,
and I was not aware they were not until I received the in-
formation from Mews. Laurence and Co. ; the committee
must recollect that Meters. Laurence and Co. recedred imme-
diate payment for them, and the company had no funds ;
but still I regret they were included.
Mr. Love : From the oorrespendence you have exhibited,
were you fully acquainted by Meson. Laurence and Co., prior
to their sale to you of the 342 4W. shares, that these shares
were standing in the name of P. Casanova t
Mr. Hudson : I have no doubt about it. . . .

in what way
you paid for shares amounting to 131,8671. 9s. 76., which
you bonbought in your private capacity ?
Mr. Hudson : I paid for them thromch my bankers ; but
cannot inform you of the dates ; I behave in the month of
October. _ _ _ _

Mr. Love : Did Mum. Laurence, or any member of their
firm, communicate to you a remark which had been reads to
Mr. Laurence on the Stock Exchange of Lledou dialog the
interval between the publication of the Great North of Eng-
land cash account and the 19th February, that the price
charged for 151. shares was " a horrid rebbery," or was any
other expression of opinion columunkated to yen by any
other broker ?
Mr. Hudson : Ts the best of my reaolleetirm—no. There
might have been some ex melon that they were high, but
certainly nothing appreae6iagto the words you have used.
Mr. Love : Can you reediest when you fixed the prices for
your shares sold by you to the company ?
Mr. Hudson : I should think it would be in the latter part
of October, after Mr. Plate's steSsammat had been received.
Mr. Clayton : When you week of fixing the vales, do you
mean the gram value of the shares sold by you or the prim)
of each clam ?

Mr. Hudson : I man the price of each due.
LETTER FROM MR. HUDSON.

[Advertiamant] —To THE SHAREHOLDERS OP THE
You, NXIICIAIMZ, AND BLIINICK RAILWAY COMPAIIT.—BaIIway Sta-
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. _Orman or TBll
Sours STAYPOODSIIII.II4-41.10%0P 'OVUM 01 the main
line of this railway from Wahall to IMAM was
opened yesterday. A geoid trete 4011111 the di-
rectors and a sonsidoeubbt mmeber of their Maeda from
Walsall at an dolly hour, red et Liddell a Ism party cele-
brated the 'vest by dinner et the Osage RoteL- The line
appears to be well conetreeted and as soon as the
other portion of the ads Ilse te h opened it will be
of immense convenienee et the very peradeuedistriet through
which it passes. This realm now jams the Meth Stafford-
shire line at Barton-upsa-Trent.
OPENING or PHI 81111110PSIILS1 UNION.—Tice Ike between
Shrewsbury and Stalled is an, completed, end will be
opened for public trade in May. The Hoe is nibs, rai-
ning through a rich agricultural country, and matigeetedy
so the coal and ironworks of the Duke of Sutherland between
Newport and Wellington. It accommodates Heighten,
Garman, Newport, Donnington, Hadley, Lilleshall, Walest,.
and other places.