The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-07 00:00:00

IPINSRURY-CIRCUS RAILWAY TERMINUS.

Yesterday a numerously attended public meeting
el the irbabitante of Finsbury sad its immediate neighbour-
hood was held at the White Hart Tavern, Bishopegate-
simet, " to hike into considerationtbe proper course to be
perm d for best protesting the intermits of the parties whose
=lor rights may be inter erect with or prejudiced by
, 1r
Wormed railway extension to a Finsbury-arc= Ter-
minus." Mr. ALFRED Sou, occupied the chair.
T.se C11•111111AN mid he had bemoaned upon by a rapid-
lima from 45 merchants and other gentlemen largely inte-
rested in the property of the district to preside at a
meeting, for the purpose of ascertaining the opinions of the
inhabitants with regard to the proposed Finsbury-circus
Terourus. If carried out, be believed the scheme would
have the effect of doing away with Finsbury -circus and the
property adjeowit ; it would destroy one of the most open
sites which this me..ropolis could boast, besides sweeping
away ces of the finest literary societies in London, •
hospital, sad various other buildings of importance. It
weld not be carried out without thousands of persona being
ruined, it therefore demanded the earnest consideration of
parliamest, se property to the extent of five willow was
involved. He mediated by lording gentlemee in the meet-
ing to eerie; their opinion, with regard to the proposed
undertakes*.

After • feS eoab from Kenn. Dent aid Him, of
riepael -amok
Mr. DPI; of Fiaebury-eirrua, explaMed the general mi-
llet of the adieso. He behaved that it Ina promoted by
the sireshelien in four direreat here of railway, where
estemeleme teeeld converge to the Foamed welshes is
ihehayriesse, sad that the ehereits is those runways
were tee ehealiteldere is this seasharin ; it ems proposed
te time the while et Iheareereime it the shatorie.
shish the lose telheasiet is pulls veal eienvega The
eseeisste et peoperty is the E lut led • shwa' piesimsx
eared le limos, lea it behoved then le milt the sash@
W wee y rear is their pewee.
Dr. EDMUNDS, a IgliAl-wassa, was of Raise that the
prepread teresisse irk ketedere with the Inds at the
Deleehesalesi,
_sal mei seterishy with the miertv et
theirttnel Mere they eissested to the pesseeed rime
they shesid mho leseCee it he .bat esesperaties they
wall be likely le pt is are el laving their property tehaa
here then.

kr. Z. Itaxithme. Membery-eireim, did sat thick
ISM • Miter wbkh °sold ha dealt with tiT ma a erste,"
se Seth sad he theoldesed it woitld be adtdable tino=
• isemeidtthe Si loth Me the nattier. It woe nth
is • imp city semi se Leath" to Mth they he. rpm
=mere es ltsarreiroms. sad II was s width wildeb
d wag mar et the emememity.
Mr. Wsesoa, of fkis-stthet, eseobstad the ableetices et
mos d the pthethee weaken. They all thew with the
thistles mllway Y the seirthourthed bad dose far them ;
the property bad bee.mud; improved by i• arid them
width were formerly let at MI. per =rota. sad eonsosoud
but little trod*, sow realised doable that sum, sad provided
• mood Hyde, for their at:commie.
11r. Yammers mowed "That. as the peopaezd or ma
astral railway ',tattoo. with its tributarieti may receive the
mametiss of parliament. prw-siotlomery maisaree should be
adapted :or ?rota:Slap the Toterisbi el mums whose pro-
perty • r nibta may be inesrfend with or prejsdimslly
affertri•
The resolatiss woe carried, mod • committee orpolabei
for the purpose of Owing elect to it.

The Council of the Bradford Chamber of Cow
soma yesterday, resolved to invite Mr. Gladetess, Mr.
Cables, sod (in consequence of • suggestion made to too
of the mein) is Iry Mr. Bright) Mr. Milner Gibscia to •
public loser in tisst town.