The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-09 00:00:00

POST-OFFICE SUNDAY LABOUR.

THE WESTMINSTER MEETING.

A public meeting of the inhabitants of West-
minster, Marylebone, wu held yesterday, at Free-
masons -ball, for the purpose of memorialising the Lords of
the Treasury against the intended commencement of Sunday
Mew in the (3enersl Post-office. The chair was taken by
Lord Ainart, X.P., at oats o'clock. The large room was
aewded, and on the platform we noticed, among a number
of other , gentlemen, the Bishop of London, Sir J. Heron
Mazwell Dr. Cro(y, Dr. Beaumont, Mr. J. D. Paul, itc.
The Bishop of LONDON having owed the proceedings
with prayer.
Lord ASHLEY said that the meeting was of course so
well acquainted with the eircurestances seder which they
seumbled, that it was unnecessary for him to detain them
with much preliminary observation. It was admitted that
the authorities intended to impose additional labour on the
clerks in the Post-oftles on Sundays. It was for the
meeting to declare whether they thought this arrange-
ment consinent with principle, or ailed for by any
exigency whatever. (Hear, hear.) As a question of labour
it was most extraordinary that such an attempt should be
dads at a time when in every department el industry exer-
tions were be made to aWidge the hours of lessor by
early closing and other mimeo. (Hear, hon.) As a sani-
tary considered.= , to add to the hours of detention ia over-
lotted apartments of an already over-worked set of men,
was in utter violation of all the experience of theists cala-
mity. It wee end that the arrangement would obviate a
Meat public ineenvenienes. Suppose there were incon-
venience to be obviated, in the lint place it
was not of sufficient magnitude to justify such
a remedy, even if there were no other remedy
practicable k but
.heiiirsee
wands that other remedies
thorities stated were
Plabout of 26 men would lighten the labours
ef the 2,000 eoaatry postmasters by all means lighten the
(.been, where oppressive, of the ponbreisl postmasters, but
met at redlypenee d the 26 Lessem clerks. (Hear, hear.)
It dm wasted to alleviate the toil a the country
engplegis let them close the country WRNS aliogeoiet on the
Ilklibith. (Hear, hear) There might be • little temporary
ineenvenienee from this errassement, but it snubd do
a great deal of geed, and within twelve months
the kiesevealenee would altogether di appear.
The Bishop of LONDON peopled the first resslation:
That this meeting has heard with equal surprise and re-
I pet of the intention of the authorities of the Genera Post-
411es to commence the receipt and transmission of mails
I hem and to all parte of Zeeland en Sundays, es on the
east days of the week, and it desires to express in unfeigned
that the Ent ratio act of the government, lame-
following
_the feast heavy visitation, should involve
an epee and wilful dehtien of one of the plainest commends
of Him In whose handed health is, sad whose are all oar

No ammo% be was melded, was needed to excite the
muting tai alarm this weesieeise. Ha was most rejoiced to
end that msetiep es diesaitjaet were *lag held all over
the met= It was aril mg to him,
ee • it religion, to witness this out-
burst of religions feellim es the part of all claws
against this deesmedeadlill seas& (Hsu.) With a Chris-
tian community this was set a quition of convenience cr
inconvenience, of expellee or sessomy, but a. question of
right and wrong. If the meeting eased the am of the go-
veraneat wrong, let them oppose I heartily and to tire last.
(Hier, hear.) In oreasquence a deputation of darks in
the Inland department of the Mond l'ott-oillcs—apps.
vastly • most rwitielabie and intelligent body of men—
hevi waited Imes him with a statement of the cue, he
had dreped a Toy Mang rasmestrases ea the 'abject to
the Fast Lord of the Treenerm. (liase,bsar.) He had re-
aired an answer tress the sable 110111610111, was ever
Ith habit, but bola% oat so \epeeist *edemas would be re-
versed. All that the noble lord assesded was, that the details
should be made as unobjestiosablir as possible. N4lll, it was
not a question of details : no moddlestion of these would
alter the case •it woe a quasi= of principle—of a principle
of the deepest important; and, as such, they must deal,
with it. (Hear, hear.) As to the inconvenience said to be
a.t, he believed that the intwavenience created would,
is the loag run, be inticitely greater. (Hear, hear.) This,
however, was not the point. The clucks in the P.st-oftlee
had tuna their itaatbma with the distinct understanding

that tide was to be a day of rest to them, and thsi they war:
liEmork neither te ha to do work on that day theeletive
nor to be hazardous and durum* positioned
having ethos _ whisk they deelised sr shitted
to perform. , Lev.)
Sir J. HERO 11AIWBLL noosed the reseletien,
which was pat sad serried, the word " wilful" having been
streak oat as scegentsd ley the Bishop of Loaders.
Mr. J. DEAN PAUL proposed the mead resoled= : •
"That, is subjeetion to the divine miesseanan the main
Isle of sendeet for a deperammat like the Nasalise would
ma to he the publis asvenisess r sad the beet mode of
esseeMinites that essiesieme wadi Weal Sobs by liit'AWS
to gas ess ef Ikepespi• espemive of their wants end
wishes. Bat la the peewit lasteses. tae mine reason which
this meeting missed sadentsad, the sontirseities of the Pat-
ellae seem to think it to be their &sty to do all that the
people revisit not to have done, sad to leave mesas all
that they pray to have does. Tess of thimemie of her
Mitjestes subjects have been rewire( he yeses pest for an
entire cessation of all Post-adios work oa the Sabbath, in
the country as well as in London. Thee, prayers have been
disregerdsd. But, now, that which no one has asked—no
one has desired—the receipt of mails from London on the
Sabbath day—is determined upon, and not the most earliest
or most unanimous estresties,oi the people have yet prevailed
to alter this intention. So that it would appear as if the
Postoffice was cossidered to be, not an office far transacting
any important bracelets( the public business in such a way
as the wishes and the isenveufines of the ;maple would dim
tate, but one In which one or two individeen mums the
right of ovemilleg the expressed desires of the whole people
in a matter in which the people therselves must be the Mist
Juan:.
-g. POWNALL, BR., seconded the moieties,whiek was
carried unanictoedy.
The Bev. C. BARING, as one of the clergymen of Mary.
lotions., primes& the third resolution which prepared tile
presentation to government of a meimorial recapituktiag
the two previous resolutions. Be called upon the meeting
r not merely to sign the memorial, but to carry It round tor
signature amongst their fellow parishioners.
[ The resolution was seconded by Dr. BEAUMONT, and
unanimously adopted.
Thanks having bee. given to the chairman, and acknow-
i lodged, the modes separated.

MISTING IN ST. JAMES'S WESTMINSTER.
Yt eterday, a public meeting, convened by the
parishioner of St. James's' was held In Wiliia's Rooms,
King .street, St. James's, for the pyres memorialising
her Msjeety's Waiters evince a* jigteratinn in the Pen-
dia, arrangsmeats for the trassaission of letters, which
will involve an increase of Sunday labour. The Lord
Bishop of LONDON oesepled the chair.
The Right Rev. CHAIRMAN said that the feeling of
the public se. mid to he unanimous upon the subject of the
commencement of opening the Post•office for the trans-
action of business on the Sunday. He bad jot left a
crowded meeting, held at the Freemasons' Timers, and be
was delighted to see the warm, he might almost say the
enthusiastic feeling which was got op in opposition to the
threatened measure. The Right Rev. Prelate, after akw
more general remarks, concluded by calling upon,
Mr. JACKSON to move the first resolution, which ran as
follows;
That this meeting has observed, with deep regret, that it
is the intention of the Peet-office authorities to make such
alterations in their present arrangements for the receipt and
despatch of litters, as will involve the attendance of a con-
siderable number of clerks and measennors on Sunday. It
is unable to perceive that the relief proposed to be given to
the country postmasters is in any way nen slimily connected
with the alterations which the government has sanctioned in
London."
Mr. THOMAS AIIRCHETT seconded the resolution;
and after a few remarks Mom Mr. GARILVIT, in vindication
of the course which the Posboffice autnorities have inti-
mated their intention of mosaics, it was earned
unaoi-
monaly.
Sir W. FARQUHAR then moved the following/Mo.
lotion ;
" That this meeting is convinced that such a measure, in
addition to an increased desecration of the Sunday, will ulti-
mately lea l to a general delivery of letters In Linden."
This resolution, having been seconded, was also carried;
after which a vote of thanks was passed to the right rev.
chairman, and the mmtiag, having signed the memorW,
separated.

Meetinp of the inhabitants of St. Andrew's, Holborn, of
those of L►mbeth, and of the supporters of the Sunday
Seho.l Union were also held yesterday to advocate views
similar to the above.

YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK.

TEE FOURTLI REPORT OF
_THE COMMITTEE

OF INVESTIGATION.
The Committee of investigation have issued the following
fourth report to the shareholders of the York, Newcastle.
ad Berwick Railway, which, although in type, we were
yesterday foroed to omit in consequence of press of matter :
" The committee regret that, in consequence of the addi-
tional labours which have devolved upon them, fn the
management of the ordinary affairs of the company, as a
bawd of directors, they were unable to complete their in-
vestigation, so as to make a final r port to the meeting held
on the 4:h instant. That meeting stands adjourned to the
26th instant, when the committee hope to be able to present
their final report to the shareholders. The committee, how-
ever, Win regard to the temporary appointment of the
present board of directors, and to the fact that they hold
°Mee only until the final report cattle committee shalt be pre-
sented, sad feeling that it is of the highest importance to the
well-being of the company, that &systematic and well-defined
plan should be laid down for the future management of its
affairs—hale thought it their duty to make the present
report, respecting the future management of the company,
as a portion auto duties imposed upon them by the moni-
tion of the meeting of the 4th May last. The committee
have not failed to observe the disadvantages which have
arisen in other companies front the want of practical sepses-
%iota, for the coanderation of shareholders, when great
changes have been taking place in the mode of anduting
their "flair., especially in we election of directors, and other
important officers, and therefore respectfully °Berths amens-
ponying suggestions, as to the mode in which the bads:deaf
this company should in future be conducted. Tneeonstaittee
invite the fullest taprenion of opinion, by the shareholder',
upon the suggestions which are now offered for their
consideration, and will be prepared to recommend the adop-
tion of any alterations which may appear to be improve-
ments, as they are by no means anxi...us to adhere to their
own plans, if any better can be devised. With a view to
collect the sentiments of the shareholders, the committee
enclose with this report a form, which is so framed as tv
enable you to express either your assent to, or dissent from,
the whole, or any portion, of the committee's recommenda-
tions, and else to introduce any suggestions which you may
think proper to make. The committee are desires' of
having the form returned to them, filed up and signed by
you, so as to be in their hands on or before the 12th instant,
in order that they may have time for its consideration, before
issuing their anal report to the shareholders, to be laid before
the meeting to be held on the 26th instant.

PRELIMINARY MIRTINO.,

In order that the wishes of the proprietary may be con-
sulted in the election of the directors, your committee have
convened meetings in London and other large towns, for
the election of delegates, to meet in Yotk, on the 17th fart,
to consider and determine on proper persona to be recom-
mended to the genera. meeting, on the 25th ant , for elec-
tion as directors. The committee recommend that the rail-
way fares of two delegates from the shareholders assembled
in London, and one delegate from each of the other towns,
to attend the proposed alibiing at York, be defrayed by the
company. The committee are of opinion that, by the means
thus adopted, an efficient board of director, possereintathe
ccifidence of the shareholders in all parts of the king m,
may be elected on the 25th lust , and the introdneeldn of
the various changes, necessary for the dee management,of
the company's a& ire Greatly facilitated.

Fiveni Cluuriow.
Mannnoa or DittaCTOMll.—Yens committee are of opt.
nion that the busineea of the emptily is too extendvo an&
important to be rightly conducted without frequent meetings
silks board of directors. Nothing is more likely, it the
'judgment of your committee, to cause the company's digits
he 110 111 managed than to permit long intervals to elapse be-
talia the beard inciting". Ey such a sylabita thermal power
waalg gradually centre in one or two managing officials, and
thedserskoliers would than lose the bandit of the experience
and Judgment, as well as much of the responsibility, which it
k desirable should attach to each directcr. More especially
mig frequent meetings of the board be found seaway for
the next six or twelve mouths, in order to bring the business
r.of the company fate a satisfactorz larking state, end your
easamittee therefore recommend that the general meetings of
Ike board be held weekly.
• lillinttniaarlOX.—Your committee are of opinion that the
shareholders will find it to be the best mode of stearin,: re-
ar aVendance and promoting real cosnomy, to appropriate
directors such an amount of remuneration as will
eempensate them ar the time they must neassuily devote
Ile the company's slides, and they therefore recommend that
asses, equal to 2001. per annum each, be appro to he
ordinary directors for their persica, but CI at is the In-
don of the aggregate amount each director be paid strictly
according to bis attendance—that fa to my, that the • total
sum allowed should be divided into fifty two weekly pox-
tioss, and those directors who attend during the whole of a
weekly meeting should have the 'Rowena for such weekly
meeting equally cisided amongst them, to the exclusion of
thoes directors who do cot so attend, excepting in the case
of any director who may be absent on the humans of the
company, under the authority of a minute of the board.
COMmrrraus.—The shareholders are aware, from the pre-
vious reports of the committee, that R. practice prevailed in
the former directory of app intine a committee of =nut-
meat, who virtu lily superseded the board of direction. The
practice of appointing permanent 6,llllllittell, with power
to take up and conclude on their own suthnrity the most im-
portant branch, s of twines*, without Best submitting that
same to the board, hes also prevailed in sane other com-
panies. Your commith e, however, de not hesitate to express
their decided opinion against the po'icy nt such a mode of
conducting this company's affairs. They believe the
appointment of committal, exercising such powers, be
pernici-eus in prac•ic,, and opposed to the spirit of that mo-
tion of the Company's Clauses Act, by eaten the appoint-
ment of commitmes is authorised. Matters will necessarily,
sad, it may be, very frequently arise, requiring the appOiut-
ment of cumuli tees f r specisl purposes, to which much time
and allerei,n may have to be devoted ; and, in order to re-
munerate for such additional labour, your committee room-
mend that th. re should be set apart an additional suss of
2001. per annum, to be divided amongst the m• ushers of sue
committers, according to the time occupied. In the ma-
nagement of s" important a railway it must be expected that
deputations of tlirecters will occasionally be appointed, to take
journeys to Lyndon and elsewhere, on the business of the out-

patiw Thy msy owed/really arise during the 'Wag of
say when the attendants el area ws in town may
be neTeired to protect Ste restmaines hateresta spina the
meerarca of ether com patties, or In sappert of t own
ho;
sad deputations may ale be me
to `ham for
negotiations with other compfsbio, and far endlean purposes.
The he mar ..ports of yew ammktoe, se MI memo
freas ether seme.ittess of kesedielles, bath ism that
many of the abuse whisk MVO Wm gleos late 'pyre
pried,.
tat shares by Abodes% Ime hew atteemesd to be
ea the yam" of *dr Mph to be
kr soh s•rwiese. Tenreitmerillnes miffio they=ll.l4
also the right el Or le hommpothellef he say mei=
M the mare deserthellanstelethe &geode way ether mob
of cameneatioa them
fhar ageselks M a mole
preCoady Axed %to Aptsgs
w llzeatbseelere
toe fed that w be sa-
gged ea depatedeas he Leas or al *when. cm the bad
taw of the esompaay, la paemesee of a Wean ef the Mead,
they shall bo skewed, in slums he bask wham meow
ratios, three glasses par day, to blab puma .apes.—,
and be sho skewed their railway Om amt wad home. The
...at expanded sada this head, elmiti fens a separate
item la the joiatad Windy imems, that home-holders may have foll inlonmos of the azpann
dm task purposes.
!gonna or DraxcroaL—After giving the WOO mach
maaLlentioa, the committee ere of opinion that the bulkiest
of the emptay will be better ammested by• smell board of
direelme than by • large on. The rompeasibilky will, in
the ismer case, be most etrengly hit by molt 411 miler ; sod
the shareholders meg dm be ,:pawed MPS 1911190947 to
owedabe the quadrilles, of nth maim he the direc-
tion, us amen hoard Ohms ea • large the. By the Baremoor
thmeashro passed &Wag less moire ef pedlommt, the
shoreloiders are wherleal to fix Way ovat etilheetors,
set Mks lase them Mk. sr owe dm *lmes • and the
Immln99 remetheM thee the ithelisse amber astral by
the set be adopted es the peeper amber.
Maxterme Memorex, on DISICTOII.—The subject of
mewing, is, the Mark of the pommy, the whole time of
the et mew heed= her swaged omit of the Meador' of
the escamehlee med they have waited at the coaelasim,
that boa tlts waist asters of the Odle on this line,
and tress its wameser Imehes sad shipping places,
more time sad atheism ma be required fully to develop
the walk, mad to seenseehe the vanadium, than a board
lemma embseinly if meow hatters can be amend to
mare hem their meal meadows; mad that it would, there-
fore, be coadaelve m the km Wawa of the wmpeay,
to seem the flake esrdocs either of one at of three &mien.
The mamittee U. of Opines that is render, it will be
limed utterly impoesike R own a satheieet potties of the
des sod atuntioa of dirsotere, se the Mime of the ow-
pay, by any other mesas. The asmodslee feel that in
ofrogsdag the aelvantagee and issifivaNspe whisk may be
mgelloi m Wes from having either use or skee
dismseth to dente the whole of Oak time te the bs.
of the sempsay, a peat deal my he Mk with rah hem
and oath, in farm of each wpm' These swum' ilk
aware' mad dbadvaatages Irak no doubt, proem them-
mine to the Wade of the shersissidere • and, therein% dm
committee do not thick k mead to point therm eat, or
express a preference ler dam modem 'Malt When they
shall ban had an therakellg of pers the theme of
the abasebekine le the sesemimayies epodes, they will re-
turn to the sakkess is Ode flmd segort. With referoace to
telip=mems nimeglng direeless, the 'maims are of
Ihd ff oak ems shall be anniated, his Wiry should
be heel at freer IMO'. to 1,500 L • year, as the new
Dear" of airman shall think when they sue-
seed k fladitth a gsmksma properly walla to '
fill the Wee. The cemasittee have suggested this salary,
pee* Item their eon views of the issportams and respoui.
WM of the ether, and partly from the maple ol other
=egesea=. Thin commies have aim* appeleted
two of than within the last esso months.
Of theme amesise, two have filed 1,5004 as the proper re.
ammerleamstes the other him Axed 2,0004 If three
ka
don't' be preferred to any, the comittesty
arTsjillja that, lookkg to Om diarhsbised rommibili
whisk vibe be Maned, suitable sheaths marbe eihised,
to give their whole the. sad Moweisa to the of the
company, for ?OM. a you sash; and the committee, there-
fore, reemessad that, in such we, the 'Dolmas. 'herald
not emend that math In the meat of either of those pro-
posals king sipped, the eommkese recommend that the
casidss of CM thersholdese think be sought and °beaked
to the walkout of the moseglog director or directors, to
be Meth' by the hood, before reek selection shall become
And. This sanction ahead be obtained either at a meeting
specially called for the wpm or at the halt yearly Resting
to be held in February-, if beard should not be able to
conclude their arreagemeMe se an earlier period. Ems
should to made at the board, if ow wry, for the managing
director or direeters, by the »dreamt of aa equal ember ef
the cuddly direetere, I. such maser as shall be hereafter
foesrolool, In order that the whole Ember of directors shall
met mud eight. Whatever my be the number of managing
Meamme, the s_ieittes renamed that only moth Undta
pewees *oak be given to them, se the board of directors
should this& expediat from Me to time. Mould throe be
dossed, sal et them Meld bave • department& at the cm-
play% hatheme pissed Win bk Me; sod is she meat of
them hdlg only or, be *NM le embed le dents his
whole limp to the panel mod* of ihe immysay's affairs,
without uodertakiag the mammal el theriartpLeamtirtelsr
deportamme. Is sheath be oemseiat he the
at she goosed mediae in Fehe_y in east year, to dhow
time the ethos of manioc tinder, of tftkOsse, If they
shall think mem ea to desk soy ether puma or perms
in the nem sOy Omar whe bee "fled sash aim daring
the meeker year. When the term of dm yam, be which
the Medea of all directors is restrieted mkt the previsions
ef the Osempeeke Acts, shall expire, the amossies knows
mass ggsm eat cleft* in rotation, is the same maser as ma-
mmy ; bat they should also benlfeet to thelestion,
se roldem_aod managing directors, in the same nissaer as
Ohm rios idirettors. With reference to the proposed
ellegeose he &Won and semaittm, it may be stated
this the hem, board, masiling of seven ateaben, wee
ellowed 2,1104 ger assns, for *small number of meet,
legeof whisk sma Mr. Hdeea took one half, and divided
Me ether kaUemessei the 'maiming six member,. The
pipmeate new prepare" will mount to a larger ens, bat the
steandanos required Is vary different ; and when it is envisi-
oned that the gems mem of the company exceeds 600,0001.
goo MIMI% sad the expendkere ameants to about one half
of theism, it met be Wins that say moderate imams in
the throes alike sea*. dlegadmeat con be of little is-
portme, if the shampoo reeMellooded shall have the effect
Aber of increringlio remain or diminishing the expendi
tom bye IMO pis 1111 Millie eneke FON SISOIILt.
QuALIFICATIoN or rekreser to the
selection of directors, the esmodttee ere of opinion that great
cue sheath be NUS that am of them shall he so eittieed,
as that their Wade my be eaglet to 1 las, franking deeply
=la lamp memo barbs to mime extent
anus le ef this meopeay. The directors.
he pith of 'Wig eked, MOW from any one locality,
dureld be sslsehd kern vidsue towns and districts along
the line, harks ao ammo lesal iatsresta, and a mall
number might be WNW tom more distant localities;
Da" all of the Modem might he he so situated, that they
shook' be die ad mini, to [devote a whole day
=oedio beim el the eimpthy. It appears to the
thatthiemabse sheeted, with Mimes to
OnOF NW^ tint No nap Mamie will be best promoted by
Odikadeg "them with all of them who may be
wed he hest Mk empany is the same spirit. With
las seaside, are of opinion that, as a general
piedgle,ilibri net d. drake that say of the directors of this
elemeay shoal' be dimes,' of ether tompeake. They are
dm of 'Oath_
_thst the regibonmants of the C _mules
Ommes NIIIMea Act, thetas Snail shad tt be, either
thesedym ladiewelly. immesh" or eonserned in say con-
es* with the seaway, es panisipate in say maser in the
pleas el any
_week to be done for the eonigeny," should
way.- skiel4 the Tan Ilmornov.
The thershoblen are elesedy swan that the duties,
hithesztaierformed by the forretary of this eamperty, have
ad may the sedinary duties attest.ing to that
idies, hat the the supenidea wormats, sad attention to
mime other matten,thegether Is re te oath sa dike. The
salary paid for some time bee Ma I,OOOL per annum, with a
hoses, rest fro, end the assratary ale per•
omitted to retain the Waster Is., mosatiag to abase
OM per enema, up so the period when this ccoasittel WOO
oppeistol. Tour eommktite an et opinion that the elks of
esentery should astimilve Meath. to imamate, but that •
dbliest elks If messomMat should be created, and that the
should ia team be method strictly to the theirs
of his I. torkti a minute b:olia and documents of
amitexy, madadies the antipodal:co' and registering
the imams ei elosk ; and that, for the Panullanri±Pl
them dales, he *bull be gad a salary not emeadthe aloof.
pre nuns, edema' • boss., or say hem

Your ossausittoo are of spinisa as mearmataat should
be appoiatad, who *hall be maginffilik for Ale proper keeping
of the whole boas sad mammies( the sempay, at a salary
of from 3001. to MK per mass.
Amnesia.
Toes amulets has nivat masM aaiimsilon to the
salast of ths mislanasat sad laths sidlishat auditors of
tie WlSlllwea debt sampsay, sees spuially es It bee rs-
=papsoad parliamsat pom a law for the
of sournment astihsea sad pub& attaation
has *MOM been ney guarally Messesd to the sides
Tear aseansittee bete.. it to be *smell MMa prosperity of
railway peoparty that So nova asks asnilimas Mudd bs
felt by shareholders ia the amossis whisk meisdisally
hid before them ; and, until this maildseas shall be esta-
blished, your committee do sot think that the property in
this railway, or any other, will attain its legitimate value.
It must be oomos.!sel that the laxity which has hitherto pre-
vailed in the audit of railway amounts (and In none more so
than in those of this mespany) calls loudly for mine more
stringent system of audit, tor tooting both the accuracy of
rho amounts and the madam of the principle on which
they an based ; and, Was your manantee were satisfied
that amok a erns could be simanallysilopted, under the pro-
vision of the law as it sew Sauk they would recommend
tie sbenholders to seek legislative means of securing it; but
your sesanaitne gasbag such of the laxity which has pre-
vailed to the want of Aeneas on the part of shareholders
thumbs, as they Sol eonviaeed that the powers contained
In the maspany's Claws Coasolidatioa Act ars sufficient
srr aesuabg ma dhotis audit, if skaroboldsso in railway
isammaiss will bat avail thommalvos of them powers,
and ramie that they bs Sail/ assioi set lly
act to whisk your seastiass es Ohs Silt Tat C. 16),
It is sassed that the ecampway shall manamily eat audi-
tors, ekes duty it Mail be to .=undue tbs &yearly or
Sher meheilml mama* mad basses See% sad the se pro-
sody is dine " that it Mail be lawns! he the auditors so
amply sash sammatasts, sad saw prank Oa they may
peepor, ths tapas se dm sammay, sad they risk
Mahe a medal report ea the said ussuats, se simply
emits the sans ; and suck ropostoe marmailas, Man be
umed, npassise with the men of do burl of diesensra at
Me 'Aiwa sosimi." The Ossamdtlas as et *pinks that