The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-03 00:00:00

LONDON. SATURDAY EVENINO, lUNE '3. "1865.

THE GREAT WESTERN and FOWLERS
MIMED COLLMI3B =WSW) pate Great Wedeln
Beltway Company's sad Yowler .there Oa Medea(.
Incorperatei under the Occupantss Act, Ma
11100,4119, TAW shares of AV each.
Depodt,/nelehare d appacatioe cad La on stlotatent. Ochs
sot to fixated LI a per share, nor to be made at less Intervale
_than. three melb
. _ .

It la not azieuted 'pore then £lO per share will be called
up within the ant two years.
tonacrioas.
John Baia, lag., Director of the West of England and South
Wales Di striet Bank, and of the Bristol and South Wass
Milos Railway.
ihteras Weld Blundell, Bey., Ina Blandon Hall. LirapooL
lonfito Grosvenor Day, Ban., Delany Chairman of the Great
We•lara and lb, herd Railway.
Altsandie Habeas% Req. (Haltom!, and Co., Limited), 80, Mark-
bee, LC.
Isurvenas Heywort% /on., Req.,
il
Tawb. near Liversa.m.
Join Learn, Ben., Director of the me Credit y.
MRC.attson lellilant Shaw, Rao., 8, George-yead, Lom -street,
Owinnett Tyler, Ban., Weaker of the Bristol and South Wales
Raßway.

1411.1211.
me ASrI and Masteammal Beak (Limited), BS, Nick°lu-laas,
Loatardetreek LC.
Th. Not of balm' sad Booth Wales District Bank, Bristol.
Cardiff, sad Ober brawbea
BOLlClTOltb—Miairl Tacker and New, 4, Eingatreet, Chaired&

111011,B.:

Loados—Nara. TWA. 897, ZTWood, p, Wuntoedcooel,

riebet-lismes. Bdwerds and 800. Shannon-work Bristol.
Liverpool-Memo B. and B. B. Healey, Dalestreet.
SMOIRLST-Fraocdo Thomas New, lag.
Oflces (tempondry)-61, Gresham-house, Old Broad. eat
This Company is fanned for the purpose of porelmaing, work.
Mg. sad azgroding the aollbedes lately belongies to the Great
Western Oasepaay, and to Meson. Yowler
Mule al' azi -lasing a direct taws), and Caul
eamseaskalion port of Cardiff, to which port they am
Dearer tha
Valley. n say el the ce
Helarlebrated steam ore collieries of Um
Ab
The Great Weeders ni Company's (binaries am Well
known among the most valuable In South Malta Tho
,cosoros7
leave left radii over 10killd was ef coal per mum. Me whole
of yid& was 000stumed for locomotive engine parposes, sad it is
osclally Naiad, and &mortared, that, without farther =
for maehinery, as least double the quantity am; be
Hitherto the working has been regulated by the Compare own
roseirreendk se coal 'hoary! hrtagheen yelled for safe to

coral oloaansere. la this limited worldly during nine yea"
mite to the Company have repaid and Featly mounied the
whoMsop of the collieries.
Last year the South Wales and the West Midland Railways
became absorbed taut the " Oreat Western" system ; after the
fusion of the three boards it wee resolved to sell the collieries,
mining operations nut being within) the Metimate mope of a
railway company's powers.
The mineral taking of &hat porthoo of the *ashamed properties
belonging to She Greet Western Railway Company exceed. 360
acres in the Rhondda Talley, about fourteen mites tram Cardiff.
The principal coals lease.. are known as " the No. E and No. 3
Rhondda" and the "Forest Tech" seams. The coal In highest
repute Is the Na. seam ; of this about MO acne have been
worked, leaving over rOO acne untouched. The No. 2 seam and
the lomat Vacb are effectively opened, but only twenty 10,91 of
each have been worked. _ _

The coWerles of ieiirs, gooier Brothers comprise an area of
480 acres, In addition to and immediately adjoining the Ores&
Western Colliery, and haring a continuation of the MOO coal
veins.

In the legless to Years. Yowler, the lower series of coal veins,
k ,own as The Aberdare dram Coal Group," are already In-
eluded, end a kebobs. also been secured of the NUM series of
veins. under 815 acres of the mineral ground of the Great West-
ern Colliery, but which were excluded from the original lease.
The right of option has also been obtained to a ism of the same
veins. under about 490 serge of additional adjuring lands,
making a grand total of 1,440 aree of bituminous coal and 1,748
acres of steam coal, all lylng within a ring bros. The 1,748
scree of steam coal may readily be worked by sinking the exist-
tor pits deeper: and the Director propose to give this their
earliest attention, as they Sr. convinced that the early winning
and worlds"; the lower veins of steam coat will greatly enhance
the success of the enterprise.
The quantity of coal beneath the entire combined properties
is estimated to exceed thirty-five million tons, and an sr**.
Ron of the plan sad section accompanying the prospectus will
show at once the policy of the proposed amalgamation.
Considering the practically Inexhaustible supply contained
In these united collieries, their highly favourable situation, the
excellent quality and established reputation of the coals, and
their proximity to the =sr shipping port in South Wales, it
is confidently expected the two collieries, being ander the
management of one , the out put will be incresesd and
the profits largely augmented
Upon the joint properties are six garrotte] coal pits. MOP
Masse stenos (the imp rens, made at the Great Worm
ava: Company's works at Siviudon, being unsurpassed by any
In Sorb Wales of the same power and character), water
wheels, hydraulic meehthe, various weighbridges, 410 coal rams,
and upwards of IS miles length of nil and tramroads. The
Writ* competes mirpesteee end smiths' shops, stabile& More-
horses, iffices, manager's bore. 8 cottage., sod 130 coke ores.
The aoremodatioe, whether for Sipe and screens, or for loading
into trucks, on the bread.gange Una, or for shipping into vessel.
at Cardiff, with metes, either by canal or railway, is complete.
The Taff Vale Railway and branch Menisci the properties.
The whole of the combined properties leased (together with the
odditiosel Imes of the drum Mel Velsis),pite, engines, mar.
eery, ream*, Meares* end all the Axed sad moveable plant
above enumerated, have been purchased foe the sum of £e0,000;
payable Z 20,000 in cash, 830,000 in shares fully paid up, and
£lO,lOO more In gradual paymente spread over a period of four
years.
Possession of all the properties will be even Immediately,
when the work will be curled on for the benefit of this Company
without any hsterruption. The leases are hel.t at moderate
royalties, the length of terms being 41 years. and 00 year
respectively.
A morsel has bean entered into with the Great Western Rail-
way Company for supplying them with 100,000 tons of coals, at
a price which will yield the ordinary profit of about ts. per ton.
Th re is but little doubt tit it further sales will be periodically
effected to the same company, as all

Di concur In

;;dWri-ng-thii-scipplidefilribre ththens.
A certified profit and loss account of the working of the coal
up to the SIN December, DM (furnished from the fin at Western
Company's books), shows a clear average profit of >4 a ton. The
united properties being able, from their present openings
and with their premed sealing, of at once raising 200,000 tons
• year, a net profit of £to,ooo per annum may be reckoned upon.
An imperialist source of profit will arise from the manufacture of
coke, for which the ovens and all requisite plant exist, capable
of producing about IMMO tons of coke per annum. The small
coal will be used for this purpose. When the steam coal veins
are won—(the iimirmost of which, shown on the section, Is ex-
pected to be reeehsA in a few months)—the production of coal
and the profits can be more than doubled, as of the steam coal
alone 1,000 to. • day may be easily raised and disposed of.
The preliminary arrangements for winning the steam coal
veins hays been commenced, and are now In progress.
Reports and vacations prepared by competent parties and
the articles of association may be seen by intending shareholders
at the eolcdtore oncost.
Applications for shares may be =de In the form annexed to
the prospectus, and must be accompanied by a payment oat per
share to the Company's bankers.
Proven ass and forms of application, with plans and section.
may be had of the Company's hankers, brokers, or solicitors, or
at the temporary offices of the Company.
lino allotment be made the deposit money will be returned la
fall.

THE HILL POTTERY COMPANY (Limited).
Incorporated under the Companies Art, 19a2.
Central 1100,000, In 10,006 shares of £lO each.
Depoelt, £llper share on application, £1 per share on allotment.
No call will be made ander three months notice, and It is not
intended to call more than fAI per share.
PlitsCrolta.
_ _ _ . _

James Dawson, Esq., Blllllisr----Jaa. Basil% itaq„ Stonedow
square. place, Brentwood.
GeorgelPersnan,liq.,Yark-lans. J. Emotion Wilkinson, Eq.
"'- .
t- Nicholas-lane.
ad '

H. Baena Iron, lin., 24 Leaden-
ballatreet.
With power to add to their number.
lILNAOII AT TIM WORKS —Mr. George Aleeek.
BA/Ilia—The Agra and Ilasterman'a Bank (Limited).
Souerron—James Bell. leg.. Abehurch.lane.
1110K13.11—Ilarri, Robins, Barber. and Dailey, 29, Threadno

, „
street.
ACl)llol—Joseph Otorin_Paq (Goldandthe Company).
81CIPATAZT—I. Bedpan. Jun., Xaq.
qMcsa-11.12ern-lana,
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The object of this Comsp7i;y la to purchase the valuable Free-
hold Property and Works situated at Burslem, sod known as
the Hill Pottery, together with the stock in trade and goodwill
of the business connected therewith.
The works (astablithed in 100) are is the centre of the town,
on the Liverpool road, and comprise twelve ovens, nine enamel-
ling kilns, the usual buildings, More and packing houses, with
appropriate showrooms, the whole covering an area of more
than two acres, including very eligible building ground, having
a large frontage to the Liverpool road, which will be available
for ins extended operations of the Company or for sale. ifs
wh le property is shown by the plan annexed to the preepectua
The China and Earthenware manufactured at the Hill Pottery
has for many years taken one of the highest places both in
bores and foreign markets, and commands most remunerative
prices.
The Directors are fully justified In stating that comparing the
present Increasing returns over three of the peak the dividends
of the Company may be safely estimated at from 16 to SO par
cent.
The management of the works will be entrusted to Mr. George
Al..•ock. who has been connected with them for many run, and
is thoroughly conversant with every branch of the trade: Mr.
Dtggory, who has been the Petters' foreman at the works for
over thirty years, sad whose skill to well known, will retain the
like appointment In the Company, and the London Agency
be undertaken by Mr. hthemberg, of Bartlett's-
Holborn, who for thbly years hag been the reprasentatrve74M
Hill P..ttery.
A conditional agreement has been entered into for the purchase
of the whole of tke Hill Pottery Works ;together with the stock
in trade and book debts estimated at t1&1100). for £i11,600.
The Company has also acquired under this above agreement,
and included in the said purchase money, on advantageous taws,
the valuable patent of Monsieur Mimi, for improvement. in
transfering colour in design, on and from paper and stone, to
china and earthenware, which is now being worked at the Hill
Pottery with the most satisfactory results.
To the foregoing statements may be added the fact that the
works are In full operation, with ostensive and protliabin
orders on hand. . _

--lipealisions of Company's
Mom. 11. Yaneras•lana
In We *vent of no allotment taking place, the deposits will be
Monied to flat Prospeoteues, with Forms of Application
=Mmad he obtained of the Beakers, Brokers, Solicitors,
et of the Company.

may be INS at tin

THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of tho
AOCIDIINTAL DIM INSITIANIR COMPANY lo sow
ooadoolod at Cllp ark Chuslises. No. a.Tbroadassillsotrort,
whim the Company Is proposal Somali* proposals hr Muir
lossraassi s$ Ws. sorroot rases.
/AVIV& JAYA DMA Wadsrorrliss.
J. W. ChM, locoolorp.

ALL IRON WOR K.
Tas fr. PANCRAS 110 A WOZL COICPANY.
SL fkamogeri. imam LW.

THE NORTHZEN ASSAY[ TEA COMPANY
(Limited
De. Mimed tusderthe Companies Ac). t. 1802 on October 22, 180‘.
!mem of Capital to 100,000, by the issue of 26,003
(8) Bheree of AN ends.
virftlavabl• on application. and ,C 1 cm the 10th Daly next
Dun
ell
le seek the deposit will be retansed la fall
Until the Ist July, DM Me B shares will be entitled is. Pre-
ferentlel Dividend (so Bet as the profits from the Make par-
ceased from the Aguas Cos
r= will admit), of 10 per cent
per annum. An,y esosm of over 10 per cent. being diri-
gible regaelly Memo the gad Shares respectively.

Z W. WINGROVI, Beg., Chain;t-an (late Mackenzie. Lyon and
Co , Caioninal, Dirasice al the National Bank of India.
DerMval Bettlecembe„ 800. Eavenoaka, Kent
I M. Masa, larg„ below, North Devon, late of Ditecogiur
Salem
H. Samar Ninsifig., 30, Brookstreet, Groavenorare
J. W. Mitchestreetll,, (Memo. Mitelmll and AvMellh !Caveat
Towee
Caked T. H. Meamore, Bengal Artillery, Hanghton-lodge, Stook-
J. Y. roans, Sq.. 8.C.5., into Commissioner BordwanDividon,
alltattcont AOI3IIS3—MISOM. Thoinsoo, Shaw, and CO.

me London ead Coasty Dent, lorabeed.etniet.
The Chartered Yertaatlla Dent of ladle, London, and Clam.

Ilataffiroth—Marem Hamner seedliarrison. 20, Lines AMU'
yard, Woorgathatrest, LC.
Ileinthine-.llosexe. Imerndas, gengey, aM Woolley, 7, Finch.
hoe, Z.t.,
0101t1ITLIT-11r. C. H. Yielder.
Offiecm—!6, Badderigniry. London. IC.
The Amaze Company, the AM established for the cultivation
O M& hi WM bine desirous of comemerating and soallelag
miltin
W Mons to the metherst tl =lot Upper Ism" and
ea salmi ge the MMUS .400%2Ziotoora -...
whose althea ere lie
wakes litheith ef he Aroma, hs
Mead el the altermigive et . a new iiky
too carry on, Or Placing them separate emesset. 1
Ti. pest Woindoa of capital, therefore, le for the purpose
eg purehming direct from the Amara Company the whole of
the& eiblying estates is the nalglib.arhood of the Vaal' and
Del lag rime In Upper Mama, fOrtalng their &althorn and
eats division, and consisting of the following prdem :
TM Ylerealiookle. Hoogrie Jame. /Cebu& Nebel* Oita,
Jowls, Towrock.
11=ileingehme seise of the gm old indigence! Nerdoas. re-
meeffing which ao much has been written, and which rely re•
gond opining mg to ensure their proffiablesztmides. They are
.4 Mem& ambles the easel Sm and tea seed to Ames—the
letter in sufficient quantity to enable the pa:chums to plant
oat any extent of new lead without farther cost as this bead.
The area at preeeat under culthatioa Is about 1,000 wok of
which over Me ere In MI bearing. Ti. gardens are surrounded
Ilands, for which grants ham ham obtained to the stint al
090 sons, all of which is very superior and suitable fee the
growth of tea.
The Asians Company's right to the whole of Ws property,
together with all bullittnp, plink Implements, kola, Dods, and
live Mack, will be horded ever to the Northern Assam Tea
Company for the min of £lOO,OOO, to be paid as follows :
Nth June, lege /MOAN
Ifeh July, II
N
lath
.
I.6th Augo=ar. .: , Wig
WM

1110 AM

The crap of to of this season, arid aay fertiiiireale of land
that the sumrlatendent overman* 0: the Assam Osmplay may
have eccialred up to tbe date el oosegietlea of this side, together
with all outlived= caramenced during the current season, Gem-
mewing November 1,18 M, Me also been contracted to be tram.
'roved thit C‘arrlitari on Payment of the sums actually db.
Mined dace that date.

No ocomnisotoor; promotion money bars Dom paid or
allowed . . .

In Me allotment of shams a preference will be given to share- f
hoiden in the Northern Ammo T.. Comm ay and the Area
Comeau.
The Aran pommy la lOU dispelled of their °Whim estates I
to tb. disirknef Cachar, for the parches. of which s Camper*
was formed In Calcutta, ailed "The Central Coast Comeau,
the Mane of which Company are readily saleable at to pm emet.
premium. Those of the Assam Company are at above 160 per
cent meseleta.
The moans of tea growing in Assam is now thoroughly ester
blished.ttladian teas are rapidly increasing in brow and value, •
oSdo their meat alremth and pagena. Further it may be
s that the recent reduction of the d has already caused
a mine advance In prices hare, and the supply la MID
Inadequate to the demand.
titirference to the quality and capabilities of the lands pro-
le he purchased, the following retreat are taken from
Thltaii=:reecretary in India of the Assent Courtney, In his
report on the property contracted for, says:
..The lands la that part of the province are the finest for tee
altAvatioa In Alum. The soil is not only the very best, but the
forests mann the mosteplendid timber, ineihanstible In extent,
which is not the can in the southern division. It seeds no fore.
shit te predict that 04 property the Company holds in this part
of the country may be made within the nest ten psan aqui It
not superior, to that which they will be la eoeeeeaim of at that
time le the gathers divisica."
lb, fallowing are also retracts from a report made to tab direc-
tors of Me Mama Canyon by their chief superinteent
Jaapary leek wham he visited the property
"That the land is gni rate there is no gardener Sabi, but
to effect such an object (that is, week It to full advantage) it
must be divided Into a dieted held, and the management given
to the person reedier on the spot
"I have now got the Deputy Commissioner to accept three
spoliation. near ?Lade, for probably an area of about 7.000
acres, including the land between Mee, bagel. Jan, and
Sauna, along the banks of the Tingrie river: end this. with
what we have already secured in other quarters between the
belling and the Thistle, will bring the Company's holding up to
et least 10 of 12,000 acres and I would recommend the extend-
ing in this quarter. for Me reason that the land ls very snarler.
and the pceltion likely to be much more healthy than any other
portion of the Northern and Mesterei division.
' The present gardens, If worked up to their capabilities,
would yield 4,000 mann& of tea.
" The plants in the nurseries, which were put down last year
for the purpose of planting oat, have come op very well. some
of them eighteen Inches and others two feet high."
The estates have been frequently visited by th. malueing
dire:tor of the Northern MOM Tea Company during the last
thirteen years, and as lately as March last. lie fully confirms
the favourable views above e and is of opinion that with
(*imperatively mall outlay inn Indigenous pleats alone can be
worked up to an annual yield of 4,000 to 5,000 cheats et tea.
Since the contract for the parcltase has been concluded. the
Assam Company have received from their managing director in
India, and from a large shareholder in both companies now
visiting Assam, valuations of the property greatly la mass co:
the price agreed to be paid.
On the above grounds therefore, the acquisition of . these
estate* will resider the Northern Amaze Tea Company one of the
most Influential and profitable in India.
No appliances for New Issue B shame will be received after
this day, the ard

APTIMIATION roll II STILIML

To the Directors of tie NZAriraam;sisTas Company (Limited).
Gentlemen.—Barley paid to year tankers the sum of L
being the deposit of At pr shark I request you to suet to me
B shares of LlO each In the above Company, and I
hereby agree to areept such shares. or any ter number that may
be allotted to ms, to pay the torther sum of 41 per share on 10th
July next. and the calls as made, and to sign the Articles ad
Asewlation of the Company when required. And I request you
to enter my name on dm register of the Company for the num-
ber allotted.
Name In
hall
Protection or description
Bcddencein tall
Date
N.ll.—Tbla portion to be retained by bankers.

THE NORTHERN ASSAM Tics COMPANY
(Limited).
NOTICE IS RIMY GIVEN. that the APPLICATION LIST
for the NEW ISSUE B SHARES will CLOSE THIS DAY Mater-
day) for Leedom, sad as TUESDAY, Ow Oh helm; fa countr7
subacsibera—By order of the Board,
C. H. YIELDER, Secretary.
OSlees, itt, Beeklathery, Jute & 1866.

LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE.
WAUGH and 80/. S sad 4. GOODOIBB/11.11T. W.

BROWN BROW:MRS. PATENT CHAIRS
sa4 ODUCHNIL Donut Parallark Think& Peelpairr
Mao& am, Ai PRIM CONBIDIULABLY
la& PICCADILLY. Osaslaram trim

101ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND a new
1.11, iarsatice, so admirably watered that a OM butt,
well as smalls, mks, may bs raked or tilted on it
labour or trouble. 1 action la so impalpable that the sediassat
at the mat limpid Bold by no possibility man be distiubed.
Trios Se., 12e., lie., to suit 4e, 9, sad 18 gallon casks.
pItAP.LOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
No veat-pag required. Jo awns Rat bow or sour wtea„
Polo. Y. dd.; ditto, elsetroplated, direct to lAMBS
BARLOW, patent's, 14, Inas Will Maaidoo-boaso.
Ilso Nut leis aims end address ars on 4i7w; all cables ars
spurious imitatio n. liagraviags patio. IstabliskedlBlo.

T C. and J. FIELD'S LABEL is on all packets
el • aad beta althetr PRIER YIDAL ?ALUMNI CANDLES.
SUPPLIED TO HID MIAISTTS OOVIEDIEXJ2'.

T 0. and d. FIELD'S NEW 'DANDLE require'
0./ no bolder, paper, or unpin : say oandlootkdr. sad
bum to the cod. SOLD VrIULYWIZ ELL

JO. and J. FlELD'SPatent Belt-fitting, Hard
. °ALUM CANDLE* for stimullamo Wiry from Irm
mg mammy. THEN NLIII IS ON lIVIRY CAMDEN.

JO. and J. FIELD, Upper Marsh, Lambeth
. maaatacturere of the celebrated UNTIED SERVICE
SW: swesliwearars of the New Patent Eard. betaMERL
Chamber Casein: saanaraetetrere of Wm btu Nodal Panda*
Camila. AS SUPPLIED TO RES NAJIINITSOOVEINNLENT.

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