The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1847,

reduced by this account to 1,176,740!., adecrease upon
the week before of 370,5301. These returns possess
less interest now that the Bank is allowed to issue,
and to discount, with a latitude of discretion, upon its
total amount of specie and bullion in hand, without
reference to the absurd and arbitrary distinctions be-
tween issue and banking departments. The loans
and discounts represented by "other securities" had
increased, as it will be seen, by 942,7691., whilst the
active circulation was in advance only 514,575/. The
Bank, however, had sold securities, and so drawn in
a part of the notes issued.
The meeting of the creditors of Mr. W. T. Fraser (for-
merly Messrs. Fraser, Neilson, and Co.) took place to-
day, when the following satisfactory balance-sheet,
prepared by Messrs. Farrinton and Ladbury, ac-
countants, was laid before the parties assembled. Re-
solutions were unanimously passed, for allowing Mr.
Fraser to wind up under inspection, and, to protect
his own and the creditors' interests and property, to
proceed to India if it should be deemed necessary.
The inspectors appointed were Mr. Felgate, Mr.
Mackay, and Mr. Blackwell.
STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS OP MR. WILLIAM TULLOII
FRASER.-I.ossos. N 01.3111.. RAT.
Oa.
To bins payable, partially secured 37,190 6
To opus W.:v=44 partedly ,cured LIM 16

AM 2
26,242 19

AlLente to

By hook dente, amounting to ........
Valued at . ........ .....
By bills of on change on hand • • • • • • • •
By wham. In taaucanoc Co.Pani,", ac.
By houcchold and couatillattoolc Pro-
perty, colt £3.tlal--
Valood at.
Lt. lion thercon . .

By Interest In a •Moment to China, se
abrotal to Mr. Framer by a debtor....
Bv policy on du; life of L. 11. Bodello.
of CalctUta. for E 3.000, ono
premium paid of Luc age 43: bold
as .comity ainain.st ble debt of
.01,44.5 los. 9d.

Lau rent,

BANK 0 ENOLAND.—Accov:

Debt Z 1,013300
2,964800
Gold Coin and mums f 1,664,611
Silver Bullion
ta0ci9.490
Govonizoont Securities

10.400 0

9,000 9 111

400 0

£
34£85 18 1
28,14119 MI

34,646 3

2,M0 0
500 0

.1. AL

25,016 2 8

4,730 0 0

2.500 0 0

1,390 10 1

33.6G5 32 9

£ e. d

10,636 19 2
22,206 11 6
1.06 s 7 7
3.700 U U

LWO 0 0
1.500 0 0

for Ulu Wok coding Oct. 30.

DICI
Notes bolted

5n.000,490

aaYYIYO
_
Propr!ctors' Capital .....C14.633,909
Ite6c ...... 3,637.819
Public Depowlts
Ezeheq , efar. Hanit.4t
Corn 4.f N3llOOlll
Debt awl AcCl.) 4,0G,032
Other 8,911.442
&Ten-36y uthur IEII4 031,336

Auntill46 ..£10,613,607
Other Securities . 2,441%617
Now. . .. 1,176,740
Gold and Silver Coln .. 42J,464

£32,0,621

£12.1C,,ki.28
M. MARSHALL. Chid emthicr.
I FUNDS.
India mock, 723130
India Donde, £l.OOO. 23
under .41. we. 25
! Comas for Acct., Milf 13 2_131
Exchequer Bil/e. LIMA 24. 14 10
12 17 12 17
Ditto .6500, 12 17
Ditto Small, 2 pm. I di,. 314 n.
FUNDS.
• 5 per Ct. Spialzh Donde, dlr. from
Nov., 1840, 101
' Do., Damilre Boucle, 31
per Co. Venezuela Rondo, 321
24 per Co. Dutch Exch.. 12 (lull.,
631
4 per tr. Dutch Certlficiten, 811
NTOCRB ABROAD.

tag deviations and curtailments of their present plane, vie, To sub-
stitute a hue from Hough:ma Mill, on the Grout Northern line ea
theaford to Boston, in lieu of the Shuford Branch, and Boston Exten-
sion to sanction the etandontaent of that part of the line west
of the Gatwick Junction, rower ring !lOU of joint line with
the Midland Company • and to sanction the repeal of the existing
arrangemeuta with thu Canal Company. Ind. That with such
a curtailment the Great Northern propose that for three
years from the date of opening the Ambergats line, fine and a half
per cent. be guaranteed by the Great Northern Company, on a capital
not exceeding 760,0001., and to find any recces of caret required foe
executing the souks so limeed, provided they (the Great Northern
Company) are permitted to carry out the works in the mode bent cal-
-1 carded to serve the interests of the two companiee, end on or beenre
that date the shareholders are to have the option to be declared 0011M-
tivrly or individually, of five per cent. In perpetuity, or to amalgamate
with the Great Northern at par. The ehareholdere in the tenon.e to
be allowed interest at the race of flee per cent. per annum on the capital
called up ; and, in cue of a failure of the proposed application to par-
liament, theexpense to be borne equally by the Ambergate Company
and the Great Northern Company.—TheChairmim explained that, upon
receiving this offer, the directora, after consideration, rejected it by 13 to
2. Mr. B. Badger would not enter into the question, but would briefly
move the adoption of the Great Northern prowled:eh—Mr. Ironsidee
seconded this motion, and delivered a long speech, In which he
severely criticised the canal arrangement, and contended that Ito fal-
fitment won not binding upon the directors. lie then proceeded to
show that it was impolitic to construct the line from Nottingham to
Ambergate, and urged upon the directors the propriety of adopting
the Great Northern proposition, en the score of economy.—
Mr. Gee showed that the portion of the line proponed to be abandoned
would be the bent paying part of the scheme, and that it wan impera-
tively necessaryter the 1511OXPS of the underrating toe instruct the line
in its integrity.—in reply to a question from Mr. Kewney, of Gran-
thorn, Mr. Badger acknowledged that he held 3itlabares in the Great
Northern line. -The Chairman weuid POnply move the total rejection
of the proposition of Mr. Bayer and the Great Northern Company;
and In doing so, replied to the various:titre:Mons brought against him
and the Ambergate directory by the London ehareholdere.—Mr. WU-
kiloton, one of the new directors, neoundal tliio motion, and expensed
bimeelf perfectly twisted with the course the bard were now pursu-
ing. Ile severely cutigated Mr. Badger for the line of conduct he had
recently thought proper to odoph—Mr. Rogers recommended Mr.
Badger to withdraw his propoeitico, erring that the feeling of the
meeting wan so strong against it. (Loud cries of " No, no.")
The Chairman raid, in reply to a question, that the general half-yearly
meeting would be held in February, when a call would be made of
Its. 6d. per share; 30.. per share would carry on the operatinnn of
the company until September next.—lt was then deckled that the
chairman's amendment be put to the meeting, when all pre -rot, ex-
cept three, held up their handa io its favour. A poll war demanded,
when the numbers stood thus :
Against the amalgamatioa—
Paulen 11,903
Votes
For the amalgamaticm—
Proxies
Votes 3,619
Madden the above, there were is the meeting—
Against the amalgamation lO,OOO
For the amalgamation 4O
Shanks to the Board of Directors cloeed the proceedings
LANeasrith AND PILESTON JUNCTION.—SprriaI Meet-
ino.-I,mcaster, November 4.—Mr. Joseph Haskell in the chair,—
The meeting, which was numerously attended, was celled by re-
qtion, for the purpose of considering the propriety of rescinding
a revolution paned in June, 1013, authotiting the diners to com-
plete a lease to the LfinCSPO r Canal Company, and to empower the
directors to give notice to that company to veld up possession of the
railway on the lot of September, 1813. The business of them
at/
waropen, dby the requisition to the director., being read. It st
thut the movement had been originated in consequence of • m=
of the proprietors of the tonal co having recently been
to complete the lease. No ouch meeting having been convened
filler the act was obtained, the requisitionlats wandered
that the canal company had forfeited their claim to the
line, as the lease was to have been completed within a specified period
after the act war obtained, and which period was now paused.—The
Chairman said that the foundation of the reqffinitien was erroneous,
inasmuch as it elated that the recent meeting of the meal company
was for confirming an agreement Patel toned tire yearn age fora lease
of their line to that company. The truth Ira., that the meeting of the
canal company was not for the purpose of functioning the contract
formed five yean ago, but to approve of a draft of a lease which had
lately been submitted to the directors of the railway, and by them re-
fused; and for enuidering the propriety of taking proccedinge
agairut the railway company to compel a confirmation of
that lease. As they were aware, the contract was made
with the canal company before the sanction of the legislature
to lease their line was obtained. The particular phrancolney of that
act he admitted ho could not altogether understand. Oa the con-
struction of that uct ultimate proceedings would entirely depend.
The canal company, however, thinking the act empowered them to
do PO, were abut to file a bill in Chancery against the railway com-
pany, to compel a monk performance of the contract. Should the
terns of the requisition be adopted by the meeting, and a notice of
ejectment be served upon the moat company, that company would
still pursue the course upon which they had already deter-
mined. If the meeting desired it, he would go fully into the
history of the proceeding• in connezioo with the agreement
entered into with the canal company.- A shareholder thought that
desirable.—The chairman then at POMP length went into the history
of the agreement, and trot referred to an outline of the conditions for
a leave of the line to the canal company. The conditions set forth the
different rates and liabilities for which the canal company agreed to
be responsible. The lease was to be subject to a reference for an
increase of the teat on the opening of the line northwards to Carlisle,
aril for a decrease of real on the Opening of the line from Newcastle
to Edinburgh. The conditions were sanctioned by a board
meeting of the 14th of July, 1812, and also by a meeting of pro.
princes of the 10th of August following, the canal directors,
approving of the terms, and agreeing to all a meeting of their share-
holders and submit the lime for their approval. Ile (the chair-
man) was not in ponession of the minutes of the canal company, but
he believed that on the 2nd of Au Lust the condition", were submitted
to the proprietor. of that company, and fully agreed to by them,
although the meeting had not been called for that special purpose.
On the Rd of April following, the act for allowing the company to
lease their line received the royal anent. That act enabled them to
lease their line generally, the agreement with the canal company
neat followed, but no special sanction to that agreement had
been placed in the act itself, but in reference to leasing
the line generally it did mate that their agreements were to be
binding. Whether in the pretest cane the act was binding on the rail.
way,eompany be would not nay. Early in the following year a draft an
for completing the lean to the canal company was submitted to
the railway directors, and it was discovered that a clause hail been In.
traduced by the canal company giving them powers to sublet the line.
This was made a sine 005 non with the canal company for the com-
pletion of the leen. The directors of the railway opposed the propo-
sition, and since that period to the present time the two companies
bad been at variance. The draft of the :cane eabmittod to the railway
director. had never been approved or, there being several obthetione
to it. Another draft load mime been oubmitted to them, which
they had also refused to accept, and they had resolved not to
confirm any lease without the sanction of their ebareholders- It
appeared impornible to reconcile their difference*, and it now seemed
that the canal company was determined to proceed with a Chancery
suit in consequeme.—Mr. Morland observed that the proceedings ap-

peared to haiebeen regular as far as the railway company wr eois-
cerned, bat not on the part of the canal company: far the act stated
that a special meeting of their proprietors, numbering three-fifths,
was tote celled to ranch= the Iwo to them, and this had never been
done.—Mr.Oillow then moved "that the resolution pawed June 21,
1843, empowering the directors to complete a lease to the Lancaster
Canal Na~at Company, be now rescinded, and that the same is
beireby declared to be rescinded."—The motion was seconded, and
marled by a large majoritv.--After some conversation, it was agreed
ant the meeting should be adjourned to the 25th Inst., when that
of the requisition regarding giving the canal company notice
gait should be taken into consideration.
CALEDONIAN AND DUMBARTONSHIRE JUNCTIONL—Spe-
oat Meeting.—Glasgow, Nov.3.—Mr. Gibson Stott in the chair—The
was called by requisition for the purpose of considering
fora temporary suspension of the work* and proceedings
el the asepany. The directors submitted a lengthened report, which
dated that the propowd of °retain shareholders was to rencind the al
now In carte of payment, arrange with the contractor+ for a renun-
ciation either contracts already entered Into, and indefinitely suspend
further procedure. It appeared that on the authority of previous
meetings various contractor had been entered into, involving a sum of
100,2501., payable by instalments spread over the next two yeare, end
that a suepeosion of works in the mode contemplated would involve
a logs of 32,430/. on contra. is alone. "On the suppoeltion," observe
the director., "that by rcliaquiahing further procedure, rewinding the
recent call, returning the sums paidto account of it, paying penalty on
existing contracts, and allowing the act of incorporation to expire by
lapse of time—the company coulee free itself from further liability, the
sum of 52,6951. received as deposits would be entirely lost, and a tar.
thee call to meet the deficiency of 3,0001. would require to be 'made
on the shareholders. The directors, however, thinking that other
claims than those directly incurred to contractors might be b
against them, and, in particular, that the landowner. ont=
might be entitled, not only to insist that the specific portions of thole
land should be purchased, hut also that the railway should be made, •
deemed it expedient to Wain the opinion of couneel generally as le
their responsibilities, and also on certain /special points, In order that,
with full information before them, this meeting !night with
with more confidence decide on the come to be adopted. The
directors accordingly consulted with eminent Soot-Mali oouniei—
let, As to the rights of the landowners to compel the
company to take the land described, and to go on with the line.
2. As to the power of a general meeting of thareholders to road the
call already due, and repay the sums paid to account et it. S. As to
obligations on the directors to make calls. On three points the di.
rectors have been advised-1. That there landowners en whom notices
have been served may compel the company to take the land referred
to in the notices. That it in, therefore, unnecessary to determine
whether the other landowners can compel the company to go on with.
the line. 2. That thin ultra rises of a general meeting of the com-
pany to pass a resolution authorising the directors to rescind
the call now past due, and pay tack the auras already paid on
account of It. 9. That the said owners are entitled to insist
that the directors of the company shall exercise the pewees
conferred on them by the statute, so as to satisfy their
claimes snd that, by abstaining front' exercising thee* pewees
of reusing the money to meet the value of the lead, as to whim
notices have been served, the directors would incur personal al.
bility. The directors also submitted the following special query :
" Can a resolution of a special general meeting, carried by a mated%
authorise the directors to enter on negotiations with the contradict,.
and pay them web awns ae may be arranged for giving up the cab
trade; and will the minority and absent shareholders be bound*
the naolutionl " and have received the following answer ere
would net wish to be understood aa holding that the director. actin
under the authority of a resolution of a general meeting of the slum.
holden., called for that special parolee, might cot abandon the caw
tracts they have entered into, and thereby effectually oblige all tbo
partners of the company, whether present or absent- But under ter
circumstances, we UV of opinimi, and recommend that the course he
be followed should be to arrange with the concrectora fora postpone-
ment of the execution of the works. Thie, we think, the general
meeting of the shareholders may effectually authoriee the
directors to do." The estimated compensation for land in re-
spect of which notices have been served on landowners,
ls 18,000 L, but the price Is only payable and the currency of In-
terest runs from the date of rimming actual possewion. The
directors cottelutte their report by recommending the adoption el
the course panted out in the opinion of counsel.—The Chairman said
the directors were most ARXIOLIs to adopt the course which would he
deemed best fur the company. They had come there to receive ter
instructions of the ehareholdere, and they would he happy to hear ay
proposition which might be offered.—Alter some conversation, the
following rmlntion, moved by Mr. Wingate, was adopted "That
the director. be instructed to print and circulate the report among the
shareholders, and that the conaideratien thereof lie over one month,
the directors being required, as PM thereafter an convenient, to all
another extraordinary meeting of the shareholders.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—EIRMINOHAM AND OX-
FORD JUNCTlON.—Yestertlxy a memorial from the inhabitants ei
Leamington Pereira to the lemiingham and Oxford and Great Westers
Railway (..mPanies, agreed to at a public meeting on the Ilk big,
was preaentwl to the directors, calling on them to faSil their prouder,
and form a line of deviation and a station at Leamington, fur the
necononadation of the inhabitants.

1141108, BRAINTIME.—It has been
stated that the works on this line are likely to be wmperided during
the winter oeusoo, but from what we have wen in pawing along the
line within the last few days there does not appear to be any inten-
tion of a total suspension. The earth works are progressing, and a
trod deal of the permanent way in laid down ; and the only ease we
hear of, of any men being discharged., Is of the carpenters, who have
finished the various timber viaducts and bridges along the line.—
taus S.Wodord. _ .

NAAIVIt AND liron.—Towards the end of October there
were employed on the woke of this hoe, 2,547 workmen, 400 wag-
gons, and 20 horses. The statement of nevetut Belgian papers, that
the works hare Iwo suspended, was unfounded.
TAVNL'S (FRANKFORT).—During the month of October,
the receipts of this line (36,350 pareengerr) amoitatod to 37,263
forum, 94 kr.

BUSINESS OF THEENSUING WEEK.—(Prom Railway Chronsett.l
Tmonsaft roe. LOANl4.—Aberdeen—Leas on debentures for 3 or 6
rank at 5 per COIL per annum, payable half-yearly ; Caledonian—
Saw of not leas than SOX, at 5 per cent. per annum, for 3
or 3 years ; East Lancashire—Sums of not less than SOW.,
for 3 or 5 years, at 5 per cent. per annum; Eastern Oomt.
ties—Sums of not leas than 3001., at S per cent. per annum; East-
ern Unlon—Suma of 5901. and npwarda, for 3 or S years, at 5 per cent
per annum ; EdElbeflTll and G laaltow —Loans on debentures, far 8 yftrr,
at 3 per rent.; Edinburld std Northern—Loans on debenture., for S

or 3 years, at 5 per cent. per annum ; Glasgow, Barrhead, and Neil-
ston-Stuns of not less than 5001., for 3 or 5 years, at 5
per cent per annum; Great Weitern-Sums of not lees than
1.0004, (or 3,5, or 7 years, et 5 per cent per annum;
Huddersfield and Manchester-Sums of 5001. and upward;
(or S years, at 5 per cent.; and rums of 1,0004. and upwards,
for 7 years, at 44 per cent.; Lancashire and Yorkahire (late Man-
chester and Leeds)-Some of not less than 1,0001., for 3 or 5
yeses, at S per cent. per annum ; Leeds and Thirek-tons
on mortgage or debentures, at S per tient • London, Brighton,
and South Coast-Sums of 1,0001. and upward, for 1 to 7 years, and
sums of 5001. to 1,0101., for 3 to 7 years, at 5 per cent. per annum ;
London and North Western-Even nums of not lees than 1,0001., for 3
years, at 5 per omit per annum. (Huddersfield and Manchester Sec-
tion), sums of not less than 5001., for 5 years, at 5 per cent. per annum ;
London and South Western-Sum, of not lees than 1,0004, for 3 or 5
years, at 5 per cent, per annum, payable half-yearly; ion-
ebeficr, Sheffield, and Lincohishire-loans on debentures, at
the rate of 5 per cent per annum, interest payable half-yearly ;
Manchester South Junction and Altrinchant -Sums of nut less than
5001., for 3 or 5 years, at 5 per cent, per annum ; Midland-Sums of
1,000/. and upwards, for 3,5, or 7 years, at 5 per cent. per annum;
Midland Great Western (1.)-Leans on debentures, at 6 per cent per I
ann.; Newmarket-Sums of not IN than 5001., for 5 years, at 5 per
cent. per ann.; Norfolk-Sum. of not Lae than 1,0004, for 5 years, at 3
per cent per annum; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton-For
3,5, or 7 year., at 3 per cent, per annum; Scottish Central-Sums of
not less than 5001., for 3 or 5 years, at 5 per cent per annum ; Scot-
tish Midland Junction-Sum, of not leas than 500/., for 3 or 5 years,
at S per cent, per annum, parable half-yearly; South Devon-loans
on debentures, for 3,5, or 7 years, at S per cent per annum ; Tort
and North Midland-Sums of not lots than 1,0001., for 3 years, at
5 per cent per annum, payable half-yearly.
I)Winiciros.-Amicas and Boulogne-Interest at the rate of 4 per
cent. per annum.
Ca,- m.-Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction-11. ss.
due ; Bristol and South Wales Junetion-11. due Nor. 13; Bucking-
harnehire-24. net the 171, 10s. slum, due; Chester and Holy-
head -M. due; Cork and Bandon - 21. 10s. due; Demerara-21.
10,. due; East Lincolnshire -3/.lon. due; Ipswich and Bury-S/. on
DPW shares, due; teeth and Bradford-51, due; London, Brighton,
and South Cotust-104. to eighths D, due; Londonderry and Cole-
raine-21, 10a, due; Londonderry and Enniskillen-21. 10.,, due;
Midland Great Western (1...-51. on the 504. ahem, due Nor, 10;
Newmarket-U. due Nov. 10; Tourney, Jurbine, Landon, and Hansen
-41., due; Whitehaven and Fume.-31. due ; Wilts, Somerset and
Weymouth-5L due; York, Newesadle, and Berwick-51. on the
No. 2 extenalons, due.
DYPOPriII Itervenen.-Baecon and Merthyr-2s. per share; Greet
North of India-14.9d. per share; Welati Midland-4s per share.
Tear fie sue litintrriVZ WErk, ending between Oct 24 and Nur. 2,
1347 and 1846.--t From the It4ihray Chronicle.;
1647. 1646„.1 0847. 11616
21 - liaiLondon.Belahto.ke 1 0.7371 7,6 r
774 littliLimdon aS. Wotn 8.&M.1 6,232
794 7101LondouderrytEnnlak 119 i -
1,431 1.451: Maim. Shutt. at Line 2,24:r1,762
691678:31aryport a CarllA 6464 615
12, 9.41.40 Midland . - . .... .. 21,450117,864
1,11 410; Mid. & Oti loic.tn. IL) 9761 -
3. 3,7l4l7ewcistic I. Caxliele 2.462 2.405
2. 2,110 Norfolk ]
1,01 9111 North MUM .__ ..
1.941 962fittarewalatry &Cheat._ 556 -
- 18.5310;South Devon 753 362
1 - (Taff
Ea.stem 9.063/ 8,487
1, - Taff Vale 1:413 1,353
8.147 9.648 Mater. Yews... -
.311X4 39,0961T0rk. & Bwit. 12,1791 7,664
7961Y0rk &N. Midland. :I &546, 6,1

Arbroath and Forfar..
Ch ter a Birkenhd...
Dublin a Drughoda..
Dubiiu &
Xnot
tuuutig• .... 1
I..tcrn
Edinburgh ki
Pals, & Ayr..
GLA.,g., Sale., a Orn...
Gmu. South. k Wet.
oral Wefacrn .
Esudal k
Lsnauitur k
Lanculore & Vorkall.
Lai:hm& N. Nato,— :
Lundunand filackvrall

SHARE LIST.—LoNnuN, Nov. 5.
If 011.—Tbe quotations of hose In Roman ehareeten denote actual
transectlon. : those of lines in Italia macre prime.
PAID.
.17 Lon.k.N.WOLL.IIIII9 84
I lig: riefL...... .. : 3
:40
D0.40/.04..41.01. Se eo
71 Do. lot sk. Nets .11 Ip.
7/ D0.101ah.,11.a8. 0.11 1.4
1 Do.llll.sit.,Mrk 8 e 1,3 4p.
411 London& S.Weetern.lss4 4i 5
140 Do. New Caw. Stks,l 3p.
'll Do. New, Rd. .... '2O at 1
Do.
Do. Cows. Testiki. . .241. par
Do. do. Thalia . ...i..1 ld.
Do. Thirds . ;N.
i Lou.,Satisb.d7 I'. oi'l oke.
Loudkuly.ekeolemirse
Mn. Must. é Afirll24
an.
&Soughs:awl:o,K
Do. 44t. shim ....q0; 1 404 1
Do. Rim. k Dirio 01
Do.C.Bst.drar.44'll7 119
iDo. BrirtADloderl
Mid.(4.lVest. (Distill
Newcastle d., Crtisk.
!Mart. ceeheeferford
;North Blitlsh ..... 254 11 5
11/ 11
Do. .7.stension
.. . .. .id.
.14 Par
1)o. Thirds ....
NalolDo"k e 3 5
lot
Do. Krinuiun . .. .'3 11.
llo.&1847NolNo rl' id. tar
Do. de. 'ramose) P'..14 lid.
N. Counties lhaiest ..I
,North Stan
.14 1 17
INorth ILuko
North Western . .. ...I
fkldiore.& Wok. 17 15.1.
Readn.,Ouild./aleie.:4
Royston and Hitearn Id. par
fleottnn CentraL.... 2".:1
Scottish Midland ..I
Do. New
skir.. ItotA. 4 oi,',;
Shrew+. k Btrelann Ii
I Do. do. clam H. -. t
itairopentro Un10n....11 i
South Peron. _ .. .. •321
South StaffOrdshne.. a i/d2
&nub Inraernaborr. 28 t/
Do. do No. 1 14 1
Do. d 0... ... ..... 2'o 6d.
Do. do
South Wh0.......
.-.. 44
B.lorksh.Don..&(7k.
Tar Vole E.rfrwrion 31 94d.
77tauses Hausa. D&11,101 1044.
Iroterford de Kitten.'
16" hit/tar .d. Furness
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