The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-12 00:00:00

SOUTH EASTERN.

The repeat et the directors to be presented at the
lsaltyeerly rseatimg. ea Thursday nem, °obtains the follow-
Tinformation ea the affairs of this line
he resedgla for the half-year eliding on the 31st January,
1860, have bees 294,5731. IL. Bd. The amount of working
expenses incurred during the half-year huebeen 106,0371.
Is. 10d. ; the rent of the Greenwich Railway, and the Can-
terbury mad Whitstable Railway, 22,0951. 16e. Bd. ; the rates
and goverament duty, 11,1201.16 e. 9d,, making an expendi.
tare ma the enemas usenet el the half year, of 131,1581.
Os. 71. Review mama le shamed with 45,3681.10 e., to be
added to the had, eseonserd lest half-year, for the renewal
of the pormimeat way, with 6,682/. 9s. 4d., for the renewal
of engines sad leaden, with 6,1461.8.. for the renewal of
taniages and mamas, sod wish 11641. 18s. 2d., for the
renewal of mom hese sal ma mesh, belonging to the
geode depertmeat: those emesmas leave a balance to be
carried to the aesema mf prat OA 111111 of 144,6631. ss. 7d.
A semperative staismeM el hells dams a diminatke is
neigh ea the Ofetawisb Ilse dads( die last halm, as
so lar* with emempiedie Eet the year,
of 4,1411. lb. IL,the
pan M
et widdils se dash' =I by a
traashr st trifle from the Oresaviek Vas to the North
Kest Imo. The Cremes attribute the mate pert of the
diaisalisa ere trams le the posher diseemeteases at the
time width harejed aped. Oa the aria Mee the per
=r two shows ma Menem al SAW. 17s. IL ea the
mid* le mere than mamba far by the Mimeos
of r.eagk treSs. The receipts fm the serrises of peed. ea
dm sob Mae are Isis by the sem of 5,7171. Ile. lb ea the
ballfpfs. whisk is warmed he by the diminished gammYy
=kill, sad M anis& The directors propose tame
aessmiteiehla at the Bricklayers' Arms stalks
sad destrimme he seeds Oa the North Kent lias Ile
servile is still perhormed was composed of asst. mod,
sad third dem awrisese. Attention is dimmed to the imp
amiable et that ham bees canted re this Ilea.
The ream Is ale.mry at the rote of 3,7841. per saile
warm, sad the dirMliOlS are sanguine that their la.
madame of the trails will suable them to do seek
bides be he seceisemsats ia the mason as will mean
a esehisassry Mum From the of this
Ithveryroosloddiele bane been sold at the beidjpi year
miens to Pink. Draw* Malian, AM-Imaiepene, and
Coleys*, mad dm owed ; and se sore es the Treesb lime of
relitra are marbled to Marseilles arreeimmeals ell be
he liweVo4llklll9 to that poet, to Mile sag le rem
It. no trait at Vollsoluso is tiosstot from noels
ba2l Me hewlegheasaismeateiths hubs meshed
at that : 1847, 4.0021.6 e. 4d. ;la 1848, 8,1181. Pa. WL;
asinVis. 11d. The &mem refer gab mil
to Ms. Badow's repast is Peememeal We", sad
ItiCiink stirdslits
Isomtits Woo of tho dbral IMO
pstealeilof sod dial mg imps. ase Is sr
pa le ososoft, shoplift Is misled oforaftwolka, la
mobleawase, sod la the dlmieadest I allows et Oho Mahe
power reashied.
la It is said to boo eileldishei
l tr
a& y Mr. lhobvfo
If SIM Omit Is yby a the
gm, SM. WWII Pr
mug vs ass for the resswel parmosmat work
whibt et ammo Mom the eased ad et maintesease
be Massa lsa=ishavos.
The pee ea tio
Tberarbeelme semarased teem posudollese le smiellees
the Mol=e 811.111111014 Mk meld eS the Whim*

ng-141,3001. and 340,0001.—50 es to ban ealy sets sad not
two descriptions of this stock; sad with the same depot, vie,
thi !amplification of the enema% they reecumead that all
its.... of the sheers of the scenuay shall be coaredidated and
esaverted into stock, each misting share to he represested by
M. of 'spinal stock Interest bee already bear geld out of
espital to the or prietors of **So. 3 sad 4 sham, to the
emovent .1 401,0871. 16a. id.. sad the dimness have the
eleOneest Mimics, whit* they as ewe wth be shaved by
the - of the neetedSy the keen in the whole
Ist &Mani es less at IA am
theetedi the missies te Mr powers to
Immo the ethd. epplisetion lees math laic pewees to
enable Pe imsi
pla, at menthi ef the getepeisbees le be
epeciady einvened- he that peva% dettemine the period
from and after the NIA et lune amt. them width they will
dissenters the payment of inemet eat of entini, and divide
the gamey ef the railway meths all eleamsef therm The
dinotem feel emninsed that the propoisesn will, on this cc-
swim, reesguiss the wham of making 'moderate dividead,
end that they will tarry the reams that will remain there.
after on tins ressatthe best half of the year, to the credit of
pelt and tees. The amps:o application is tow before
Lt be pewee to thrum the capital of the company, itf«...1%, for which was shown la the financial statement,
mil in the subsequent half-Intl? reports. The frame of the
hill is breath to raise the additimal meant either by mort-
gagee se thane; bet ia skim ease the present preferential
Meth pmembred a perpetwil dividend of 41. 10e. per cent.
pee annum will take preeedenes. The direeters felt it to be
their duty to all in the 16e.4 shares for registration, In order
that the holden cf this Ilk/ of thugs should be represented
at this emi mtheetteent easelega, at which measures would
secretly be disenesei mid determined upon Wades the
"•isterests el the emmemy.
• peeleth was est ma eth in the animus of last year for
the ethimatien ef the Rmiath Lest lthe km &good to
Detheoritit mime lA efisi lbs swat of this
ompaii was mush& tlie imam Company
undo took in 1846, wham their set sea passed he eiestrost-
ing the Meth Hest lies to Bbwde Ishii Merriment
la the next sessise a bill beestneffing OM the to Ckitham,
and that bill was serried b the mum* seeding la the Rome
of Lords, when it was rellarred, ea the nestith ef his Ouse
the Dake of Wellington, to the Cammedesen el Railways
for dude report, and is ennetqathes it beams a saspeaded
bill under the privilege gives by parlament is, that
BM the elate of railwa aim is and MS was=
to prods& all el nemelauthe aseesne• mil a
dump ef eimmest mess should emir. Mrs aggilethisn was
semie to the direness Ise the assent of this eumpear
peopmed twathanagies, their reply wee that they WIWI advi
se
the sempany le assume le the proposed emdertaking, if they
eassnedsed that the gentlemen of LISt sew it to be to their
advantage, and were desirous of eraenvehh. a netinsation,
sad if the junctions with the Southaelteen liner, and the
plass tad modem and all other anthethesab were asides
tory. The directors den/ that then is a necessity for s
mead line of railway to Cover, and they left the prorety
and the .madamesof the nisinere of extending ths ot?b,
Kent line to • junction with the resent line near Canter-
bury, to be mud by the rsedithee el parties P
capital to embark it in seek an useetaideg ,• but nolleasliV:Z
wee subscribed or proposed to be entrerthed for the under-
taking, nor did the Wiese in any way answer the Bondi.
time as which the dilution undertook to recommend the
proprietors to give an meat to it. The bill has been
thrown out in the pressed session by the Rouse of Com-
mons for want of cmpliance with standing orders.
" With regard to the relations between this company and
the Reading, Guildford, and Reigate Company, the direct-
ton have to state that the original agreement between the
Reeding, Guildford, and Reigate Railway Company and the
South-Eastern Railway Company was, tint tie former
company should construct their line and then lease it to the
Routh-Rannn Railway Company at 44 per cent. per annum
on its cost, and a division of any profits that might be
made beyond that rate ; but after full consideration, and a
belief that the change would be desirable for the interests
of the South-Eastern Railway Company, that ointment
was cancelled, for one which gave the South-Eastern Rail-
way Company a majority of voices in a committee to be
charged with the expenditure for the ommustian of the
line and the direction of the works; and 5i per cent. per
annum was agreed to be paid oa • livid capital of 600,0001
(which it was then believed would have been sufficient for
the purpose), bat if further capital were eventually required,
then each farther sum was to be raised by mortgage, and
the interest thereon was to be a charge on the Soutti.Restern
Railway Company. If the bonds of the Reading, Guildford,
sad Reigate Railway Company representing the money so
raised were net indented by the South-Eastern Railway
Company, but wen eapitali•ed by calls on the Reading,
Guildford, and Reigate proprietors, then the amount to
capitalised was to bear interest at Si per cent.; but the
payment of interest by the South-Bastern Railway Com-
pany on the 600,0001. (which was to be paid out of the
600,0001. capital until the lie• was opened) was only to
eeasateue by .ay of rent on the execution of the lease. A
Criraof the line between Gooshall end Dorking, five miles
agith, was to have been made by the Direct Portsmouth
Railway Company, or If made by the Readisg, Guildford,
and Reigate Company, the Direct Portsmouth Company
were to have the right to purchase it; and it must be
observed, in explanation of the circumstance, that the
original estimate of the out of the line will be exceeded :
that this is chiefly occasioned in consequence of the cost of
the portion referred to, and which cost =mutts to between
90,0001. and 100,0001 having now to be borne by the Read-
ing, Guildford, and Reigate company. It win be in the
recoUection of the proprietors, that, on the 4th of July laat,
234 miles of the Reading, Guildford and Reigate railway
were opened for traffic, viz., 8 miles from Redhill to Dorking
and 184 miles has Reading to Farnborough ; and that ot.
the 20th of August, 204 additional miles of that railway were
opened, vii , 104 miles from Dorking to Shelton, and 10
miles from Farnborough to Guildford; the remainder 14
mile, vie., from Shalford to Guildford, a put of the line con-
structed by the South- Weston company, was opened on the
15th of October, but in cossequi nee of the report of the
government inspector, this pert was closed from the 22nd to
the 24th of October, when it was again re-opened, and the
whole Use has been since in use for passenger traffic ; but tap
to the mend time no accommodation has been provided for
the goods trafile. The direoton take no blame to theaselves
for the delay in completing the required works,
but, desiring to avoid all remarks of an irritating
tendency, they will not pursue the subject. It is hardly ne-
notary to observe, that the directors of the South-Easters
Railway Company would not recommend to the proprietors
to sanction the execution of the lease, until all the works
are completed or other satisfactory arrangements made. The
direction do not consider the result of the traffic during the
last half-year, as shown in the accounts, as at all demonstra-
tive of the capabilities of the line, opened as it''
was at the end of the summer, and alibi:qui:ldly
pa:daily closed, and still unprovided with all con-
veniences for the carriage of goods. A compromise has
been proposed ; it is, that the lease should be at once sealed
on the following terms—via., that the 600,0001. of paid-up
capital bear interest out of capital up to the day of its date,
and thereafter by way of rent, at 64 par cent. per annum,
and that the unexpended balance out of 200,0001. raised on
bonds, and all the assets of the Reading, Guildford, and
Reigate Railway Company, be handed over to the South-
Eastern Railway Company, they indemnifying the Read-
ing, Guildford, and Reigate Railway Company against all
liabilities, and the Ring, Guildford, and Reigate Com-
pany guaranteeing the South-Eastern Railway Company
against any payment beyond 41. per one per annum on the
200,0001.

Tarim awn RZlOLTl.—Y•sterday the Master in Chan-
cery, Dowd/swell, appointed Mr. Scabby, accountant, oMcial
snanager to wind up and investigate this company's con-
Wu.

RAILWAY BALANCIS SKIM AND D sw DlL—The Howie
of Lords Ism ordered that, 10 days before the second reading
of any railway bill, copies of the balance-sheets of each
company for 1848 and 1849, together with copies of the
scheme for dividends on which the dividends have been de-
clared, with the date end amount of such dividends, shell
be delivered into the office of the clerk of the parliament

?RUM RAILWAY TWFlO.—The are the lost
rearm of We grow roollgas at the priaolpal Mach Ways :
Noarszase.—From Fob. UM March 4: eassasgeso,l6l,llM.; goods,
23..=:; total. 2/2.171L
.—From MI to March 2: isasesgsro, 66,676(; goods,
al39(= I
vaa.--Fm=ll44 to Marsh 2 : Premier% 14,223 E; goods,
44,605(; to KINK
011.1 W IL 1111111 Fab. 15 to March 5: Itaaingars, 65,4221.; goods,
102,7011.; total. MASK.
43.
B222lolunt.;aux.—Trom Ibb. 24 to March 2 : Psassogers,29,9olL; goods,
78.1/MIL
661Mh. 25 to March 11 : Prissagers, 27,221 f. ; goods,
al Sttj.ay....4ffmtaliglll.lll44.
Fob. 23 to March : Paissaffs. MAW.; goods,
6,71124.; t0ft1,22,4451.
Dispn.—rtea Feb. 24 talon% f : Psattagma, 2,108 E ; goods,
MOM ; tota4 111,115 t.
Narrow—Fr= Feb. 22 to March 1: Prisragers, 14.613 L ; gocds,
MOLL; total. 211,5141.

Heart[ ros Psomcrrnto Till AMINDYENT or
Tas Law.—A pewit meeting of this moiety was bald at
the (Mess in Regsat Lord Iliseghasa ia the chair.
A report of Om @pedal Ise es die plan far UN seta-
blisbasat of a law 'shed lies mod W Mr. &tun. Q.C. It
stated that the WOOfa el the eamaddre bad been dirsoted
est (sly le the ea** of legal edsseadiat bat des to dm
alkriling these New who did ad
as
kaesind fellow the
kw a proilsedsa sash as with
Ise would dad le lbws for thetaiJatanes
diadems of
say radial er kgel ebdielises whisk they might be sailed
in le mass It wee prigesed to eyed la It=
system. by whisk stabile et law were
in th• iimbses d smoky drachma aur 1114121 *adore,
the wake of dam sail tutorial ksmaMmory 'limb= at
the malliskat wish • mums es weak be areftd to bring
the imam ma pupil into frequent aad hasilks inkremine,
to that their regrew might be washed sod lasted from
time to time by musinaticem Tile pin had been
adopted in Anodes by Mr. Jades Nary cad pro-
fessor (irmakaf with math mem% smd was Mad to
with admirably as a preparman d th. law
'Meat previous to his isle*, the st a wee.
tisk/ lawyer. The report aloe ressmassaded the
meat of a rmm et maim lestares ea
explanatory of the faseskes of *yam, ektrug law,
°T s ymegiB4 EU": akele, tralam, lad Itkarthtlwt«,h:
place, and the pita met with the uuninsous
appeord of the semben present. It was ogned
Sat In wait to prow.* myth*: Into maw
shoal odium 'Madam Io say barrister who *outs be
ttilllnt to 'dahlia daises with moderate fern, for the
and promote', ketraellisa of kw b WWI .
diedi be amid is obtain tho }abbe saastiondr... Inns of
mad le evielt a peesseding 1 and it wee proposed that this
esektg sleek she add he maim to the arias. The
Of say Waal resindsas ems postponed until
reeraistieg, with this object. Ths meeting than
' WOOL

DIMLIIT, Maltese _ _
The statennenb contained in the provincial journals,
with reference to the condition of the coontri, are, I
regret to say, anything but satisfactory. From the
Limerick and Clare Examiner I extract the following
melancholy detailed house levelling and starvation :
Os flaturday last W.ada saltehertlf et the
ementy_ot Limerick, axiom by a large pot, of rise
from Newest& sad the sildises, and a amber et
bail ffe, premeeded_ to the limb of lielessegh for
wtt=
pose of erangess=set esenjr s. The
work was NM r hinting out 84
families the hail& preseeded Ia 1110 ii work of demolition.
and rashly sod eummarUy uxecat.d the talk assigned
item The dwellings which were habitable a moment
Wan wale fa ;ruins the next. A long rope was attached
es the maws in each a manner that the entire roof
we impel off in a haul. No seen could be more heart-
goadkg. Old men and women, young mothers with inmate
at their breasts, weeping children of every age were put out
Rome cat them were stretched on the bed of
dinar in fever and dysentery. It would move • heart
et NW to bear the.. poor creatures demanding • respite
tar a few days until tosy would be able to rise, or would
have breathed their last. The houses demolished end
the victory gained, the landlord cautioned the relieving
officer of the district against giving relief, lest any of
the poor creatures should attempt to find shelter is the
locality. " Let them go the workhouse." Thus, in one
part of the electoral division of Kileady were 37 families
thrown homeless on the world, as they could not afford to
pay former rents, an impossibilitywhi* the landlords them-
mites have fully demonrrated. The whole of these families
amounting, at five members each, to 186 souls, multi
become chargeable on the rates and resources of the New-
castle anion.
mu. mug woman, Mary Donnell's, of Rinses, left Um
Fever Hospital on Thursday, and endeavoured to
crawl home, faint and fasting, a distance of 10 miles; the
got into some kind of a wretched old hovel, where she was
bound next day dead of hunger and exhaustion, and her
face eaten away by rats.
A hitherto powerful athletic man, Michael O'Brien, for
strength the pride of the village, died of starvation on Mon-
day at a place very properly denominated " the hulk," and
there he remains tell the Sour 1 write (Thursday) uninterred.
This w received a marriage portion of 701., and leaves now •
widow sad Mx children, one of whom is a stalwart form of
living death, banes and sinews kept together by the use of a
few NeSs taste for the last eighteen days. I saw crowds
of by Mad Mates last night about ten o'clock, returning
hem Shit unavailing mission to the workhouse, in the most
leassabis state of destitution, aft r their fourteen miles'
Would to (Sod that some Christian friends who
seal is nnessagerated statement would transmit to Rev.
Mr. Furnees, P P , some assistance to help his deplorable
flock in this their time of fiery ordeal. Recto in this locality
are enormous—in some cases O. 15e. an acre ! and in others
31., and down to 11. 155., without any authentic reduction
that I could yet learn.
At the Limerick moires, on Saturday, two men
named Gavin, neither of whom seemed to be twenty
years of age, were convicted of the murder of John
Ryan, who came by bin death on the 7th of Septem-
ber last. Tne deceased was a creditor of the prisoners'
father, and got a decree against him some time pre-
vious to the murder. On this decree old Gavanwas ar-
rested and put into gaol, where he died. One of the
witnesses examined at the young men's trial deposed
that he had heard them say that they would have
revenge of Ryan for his having killed their father.
The Lew Roman Catholic Primate of Ireland is
expected to reach Liverpool, en route to Armagh,
on St. Patrick's day, the 17th inst.

DRAMA.
DRURY-LANE.

Fletcher's comedy of " The Elder Brother" wu re•
wived here last night, and under circumatanen which ensured
for it • meet favourable reception. This comedy is not
amongst the best productions which bear the name of
Fletcher, but it is marked by as many good qualities as any
of the kw pleys which are said to have been written
by him alone. There are many effective scenes In the piece,
and the language is alternately of • humorous ant poetical
character. There is, however, an absence of sufficient in-
terest, and the moral of the play is essentially of a bygone
age. The great merit of the piece consists in the striking
contrast between the two brothers, and in the sudden trans•
formation which the character of each undergoes. Charles,
the elder brother, a dreamy student, who time is
zealously devoted to his books and mathematical calculations
was played by Mr. Anderson. The put was extremely well
suited to him, and his performance was marked by the
nicest taste and discrimination, albeit his voice has suffered
so much from a continued cold, that his intonation was aces-
fluidly monotonous. His conception of the character
appeared most perfect, and he invested the imperunatica
with that leerily energy of purpose which is the gri at merit
of hie acting. Eastace, the younger brother, was played by
Mr. W. Montague, and the result was only such as to mike
one regret that so important a character was not entrusted
to en abler representative. Mr. Emery appeared as Mira-
mount, the uncle of the two youths, and his perfor.
muse was well deserving of the praise bestowed
*pen it. The actor had evidently well studied
the intentions of the author in all their hearings, and the
effect was such that every lice he delivered " told " upon
the audience. Mr. W. Davide performed the part of
Brissae—the father of Charks and Eustace—with much
energy and discretion. The heroine, Angelina, was played by
Miss Vandeahoff with a del of feeling which tended to
relieve a somewhat unnaturcharacter of its objectionable
attributes. The minor parts were respectably filled, and the
gyms:as, on the whole, satisfactorily represented. The
were in good taste, and the mks en seen gave evi-
dence of great pains in the getting up of the piece. At the
fall of the curtain, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Emery, and Mile
Vanc:enhoff came forward a' the bidding of the audience to
receive the congratulations which were considered their due.
The house was very well attended. The kat time the
" Elder Brother " was performed in London was on the
*autos of its production at Mist Kelly's Theatre, under
the auspices of the amateur compesy of which Mr. Charles
Dickens and the luminaries of Pasch were members.

CLERICAL.
PREPIRXIIITS.

Rev. R. Blakehunt, to Woodhead P.C., Chester, dio.
Ches ; value SU., with residence; patron, Bishop of
Chester ; void by death of Rev. C. Howe.
Rev. I. Hetherioeton, to Clifton P.C., co. Cumberland,
dio. Cites.; value 1001. ; patron, Rae. of Workington; void
by the death of Rev. A. pal:cll.._

A Canon Residentianship, and the Prebendal stall of
Sonterly, both in Chichester Cathedral, by the death of
Rea. C. Webber.

Bury ft., Lancashire, dio. Manchester ; value, 1,9371. with
residence : patrons, the Earl of Derby atd Deanery Rouse
of Manchester ; Rev. G. linroby, dea

MILITARY.
New INPALIITZT CAP.—Ws have seen a specimen of the
shell en framework of the new infantry helmet, which has
been sent out to Sir C. Napier—at his own desire, we believe
—as a model for the army clothiers in India. It is in shape like
a helmet, wanting very little in height to auks it • handsome
and martial head dress. Sir Charles has shown by his per.
soul adoption of an approximation to the jockey cap how
much he values equality of prisms upon the head, which is,
after all, the beet recommendation of the helmet, its soldier-
like appearance taking second rank in consideration. The
government of India can introduce any change in costume
they please without consulting the Hone Guards. It will
be curious enough if they should take the lead in the reform
of head drames.—United Servie. Gazette.

SPORTING.
TATTERSALL'S -MON DATt

The amount of business transacted yesterday was very
limited, and, saving the rapid advance of Mahratta for the
NorthamptonshireHandicap, and a marked decline in Vol-
tigeur for the Derby, was destitute of lateral. We subjoin
the latest p tosa :
COVENTRY STEEPLECHASE.
4 to I set 'Rattrap
NoRTIWIPTONBIIIII&wILargan'hamCAP.
6 to 1 apt Mr. 11. Hill's Osterky
6to 1 Mr. Mallard's Manion
to 1 Duke of Bedford's Matinee (t 9to 1)
13
to 1 Lad Egltaton's Maus (t)
20 to I Mr. laquee's Matter
22 to 1 Cap._Lawther's Bestiaado (t)
METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.
to 1 age Mr. Oratwiske's Cheerful (t sod aft off)
$5 to 1 Sir 0. Ileatboote's Black Eagle (t)
23 to 1 Lord Winne% Testator (1)
26 to 1 Capt. Lowther's Itsellaado
CHESTER CUP.
16 to I apt Lord Howth's Seep day Boy (t)
20 to 1 Mr. Merry's Illea AIM (t)
Mr.°, man (t)
95 to Mr. Mises Oemelslhni (te)
23 to 1 Mr. St. Omega% Vida alt
50 to I Mr. °Mort% allemeat
1,000 to 13 Kr. Marts lir 113
Teed (t).
DERBY.
15 to Mr. W. Edwards as leihmtineite (t)
It to 1 Mr. Oraterlokes The Maw (t 13le I)
17 to I Mr. Witten% The Melba (t)
2e tot Lord Retina YAWN:
1,005 to 43 Lord airtle's aides (t)
1,000 to 43 Lord fly Mayen (t)
LOOS to 43 t Mem
1,000 to li Mr. Lets iestra Ow* it).(t)
20 to 1 'soh, in me ban, laid apt Italian and Vollineur,
and 20 to 1 afterwards Gilead apt the latter. Ghillie Callus
end the Knight of Avenel net mentioned.
1,000 to 10 apt Chantal winning the Metrepolitaa and
Minimarket Handbags and Bellimbroke the Derby, taken.
30 to 1 to 7001. apt Cheerful winning the Metropolitan
and Boliogbroke the Derby.
2,000 to 100 apt Cheerful and Ghillie Callum for the suite
events ; and 2,000 to 26 apt Cheerful and Mildew.

Tirs CHICAP GAB Monitiorre--ToterdaY
a numerously attended mestiag of the gas emsamme
Lambeth and Southwark we hold at the Heins Taws.
Kensisgtomoommon, sad rooshaloss win siogtsi NA la
opiaioa Wes sapwood that ell alma of obtaining a supply
of gas from the mayaaies lichshospiss wall •
sad that the essassittee was le Masks into the
111•11. • ••••••7 MOM " Surrey
to
Om
CdolledY," awd to gegen wkethar ft is expedient to swipe
the magma of that mown to mgply gas at 4a, or to fccat
a dudes ei Imitssavai eumpsfeCennaisn.