The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-25 00:00:00

Pembroke anA-Teafiy .... IT
Week ending July 21.
Cornwall

_654 1.117

Gnat Eastern Tlai Man KIK 61,819 38.244
Great Northers
laooashir6 and Wiltshire 603 73,188 IMAM 56,013 40.412
London, Chatham, dt Dover
Met. 6n. it Broaches . 136 12,686 2,182 15.767 11,972
Metro. Li. of LC. & D l3l 1,671 277 3,348 3.296
London & North Winton _1326 65,6'6 60.054 183,440 126,136
London and South Western 36.166 6,131 0,335
Mancherter,Sionth.lunction,
and Altrlncham
Msnrisetsr, SWAM& and
Lincolnshire Me 7.311 14.8e6 woe 71.766
Midland BlO 22,571 32,362 5.,733 61.012

Northiltailordidoe(BAC.) WI —.—
--.
SAO 11,19 f
with Devon
Ulster IW4 1,961 1.261 3, .78 UN
Demerara itailwar, for fortnight ending Jens 8, $4,220 Ste.;
corresponding pa4od, OM $6,197 15c.

CONSOLIDATED BANK
a(orfoICITED). —The half-
yearly meeting of the shush of this bank was held
at Manchester yesterday. The report has been published.
In the absence of the chairman and vice-chairman (the
latter through illness), Mr. Murray Gladstone presided.
In opening the baldness he said a letter bad been received
complaining of so large a balance as nearly half a million
at call. The directors thought this was necessary to the
position and credit of the bank. In reference to a
suggestion that they should open trench banks, he said
after the lessons of the put the directors would be careful
how they made any similar mistakes by rash advances.
He spoke highly of the board of managers, in their roe.
duct of the business entrusted to them' In answer to Mr.
Massey, who wished to know who the guarantors were
referred to in the report for the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway Company, the Chairman stated that any
tither statement than the one in the report would he
prejudicial. The matters in connexion with that affair
were being fully investigated in London. Mr. Ald. Curtis.
in answer to a question when it was proposed topy the
certificate money in connexion with the old Bask of
Manchester, said unfortunately the times had ben
against them in connexion with these matters. A lute
amount of money was invested in mills and otherwise,
which it had not been possible yet to realise. One estate
was in Chancery, and there were other difficulties, bet
they hoped to do something in the matter before long. It
might be six months or more, but it was premature yet to
fix any time. The Chairman moved the adoption of the
report, which was seconded by Mr. Farrar, and speed to.
The dividend of 5 per cent, recommended in the reps,/
was adopted, and after the usual formal bumbles:, and
vote,
pawl off apparently of tbanka,inclupdiiirengutlyvety thanks to the
lsatisfactorsatisfactorily.en, the
meeting

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH&
BIRTHS.
BARROW.—JuIy IS, at Laurel-street, sing laud. the ait, Mr*
J. barrow at • eon.
BURN.—JuIy Rt, M Sloaae-street, the wile of H. D. Burn,

of a son.
BRAE. —July 2%, at Antwoly Rouse, Primrose-hill road, the DIN
of the Rev. J. C. Hose, of s Don.
MAATER. —lily 22, at Herta, Olouoeatershire, the wife of CI
W. C. Master, C. 8., of a son.
PEI.LY;—J?Iy 22, at Winstead, the wife of the Rev. R. C. Fv!lY.

Ti—aciangis-CerT
PROPERT —July t?.. at Molicester-place, Portmantyiare
. .

wife of J. L. P;op:ert, Esq., of a son.-
STOLTENROTT.—JuIy 21, at Easet,rfllss, East,lown.pat,
Lewisham, the wife of Mr. C. E. nolteshoff, of • •ni.

IdARRLWISEL
OARRATI—COE.—JuIy 20. at Thorpe Halsor, near K et:elec.
by the Rev. 0. E. Hammen, R. Garrett. of Inglewood, Victoria,
to Hilda, daughter of the late Rer. J. Cos.
JAM ES—KERLEV.—JuIy 23, at St. Peter's, Fatotsousre, J.
James. Emq., of Burton Allred. to Mary Annie, daughter of the
late H. Kerley, of SPAM%Id. Berke.
THOMAS—PAWLSON.—JuIy 93, at St. Jameca, Clerkeneeti.
Mr. J. C. Thomas, of Guildford, to Hiss Elizabeth reunion...l
Cummlnistreet, Pentoorgle.
WHEELER—HOWL—JuIy at Llangollen.by the Res P.
Jones, T. Wheeler, Esq., of Atchley, near Shignal. Ante
Elba Shirley, widow of the late Signor Innocents Mats.

DEATHS.
BALLINGAIX—JuIy 22 at rest-road. Ilaverstoek-htlt, Emil?
Ada,
d J Ada, aughter of . Biattagall. aged If
BRADLEY. —July 22, at Blrchworeplate, Cardinfrlonatrcet'
Sophia. wife of J. Bradley, aged al.
BROW NK -July 22, Xllaabeth Browne, of Princes prima

widow of J. Browse, Eq.
HEARNE —July V. at the illy Arms, Great Tover.street. Cdr.
Mr. I'. W. Hearne, aged 60
PARARY.—JaIy n, at] Cheytke-row, Chelsea, H. Parser, F-I6 •
oiled eP.
WELLB.—dues 23, Ass Sarah, the wife of G. Wells, of Ilsol•
wlek•place, Commerdal.road East. aged n.

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