The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-28 00:00:00

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ited, of iota, may dialtownestdo sales. (Laid 1111411116
With rep .rd to the saw% \a was swami by the 'Mom
Alit the lead Gadd not he wad. sod say padowisa who
denabead that tr..etel d• 041 to consult team (Fiwar, hem)
Ik. WESTMORLAND theft seeoulad the eateadweiv.
Ita VIM as ow:limey shareholder. sad ea wish tilt that hie
rayon, valid sever he el say value without woo aneage•
meat. 11. foam/ that Me. laird ma akar raw had to
matoted reawaken an Meek of Wish we to yet es-
Weer oproirki, mi. la kin to Weis plosoeskat the Ulm
Ile hod gawk+ W word of the. what oa the waken
owl they 4. alma this they wok pokrow peassalket If
fair Weald would mopes writatioas, bat %bat key wok
set segotiato with the adman homed.
tead eb
Yr. LAMBENT. • suareaeweitaditr. said h•
*mid by awl bye hays ems rawasks to make ea that
plat.

vesiTMORLAND believed it was margisible
fleet an amicable arraggemeat, bat net with the peereat
loud.
Mr. COPLING, a director, uplabeed that the resets why
the divideed M 6,000 L was am et near to the Garakirk
Gorey ma, Chit then were smite or Othethare Wend
dee at the thee.
Mg LAMBENT wished to mew the dew mthrealeed
by the holders of the Glyagtheis lmatitut gueeselowl Mick. I
H. was afraid them me • greet mbepprehmelea at the
p.rt of • 1 body of Cabanas& shoeshothers hat
Mere was a of Mimosa lemma die twe bodies.
II) long as the line path se Method he the old
shartholdem, sad sight pep sumo to Sisk guersonesd shore
hollers,
hollers, the War Rust lam ea Wend Is the wow of
In lies. They believed that mime the beard Mused their
sureties mere to the esems of the U.., the any*
out it seaway, and the MuMNaus of male, no astis
beery smeogemeat meld be sleeted: sad Ora ohs be-
lived Mit no eatisterasey aimothwat meld be sleeted
while the resat Merl somiserfla Abs. (Haas, Mar.)
I, the ems of the liegabbh Masi the Mordaid net most
their meditate is melba, woe islawilly met by theme
who not hill their engsgemeate to them; sad
the guaranteed shambilses femod that die legal
widen had already tabs Weill hive to be =a4t4l
others. The gnersamed 116111•11 were willing to Mos
the erg term seabwiledi is Me bill Met is the last aisles.
(Cheers.) They had astadly rakeashed he dimmers with
a view to ea estuageeas. AU raked sad • proneness/
we,thst • sepseete asessat shoal kept the twangs
end impasse et the mord pat
tae
noes. They ware
▪ wiltieg to treat. (Hear, bear.) The whale of that
me•
ccas bed been felon up with pomenel smatters, lan
ch be weaill art eater, bat the gmewaseed shresholthes
visit vete far the somathisat, in the hem that Its Mop.
den WM, lead to an whale ormagementt.
Mr. DIAN, begged the amain to observe that the ob.
Jim et the asissadmset was to drive the misting dfreetses as
• body out of ether, aid to place the at of the
lii Ii the beads cif • teemmittee, of white ley knew was
that Mr. Famed sad McWhetam its be at the head of
b. (Hear, bear.) The simple timwas, whether the
wow haw had forfeited the conflemes of tho sharebeldert.
He Meseta Mr. Wheeler had gently With to jettny the
mow width bad bees pursued by him, sad regtetted that
the thffereame I. the committee had bees disclimed to the
public So far from admitting that Ms mallet of
6s board bad led to the loss of the bill, coed-
derigg the oaten el perlimamtery promedings, he
wee surprised that the bill proceeded go kr. If the pee-
wit based met with the methane sad support to whisk
they tens width, be firmly believed that tin use bill la
bilethines wolf al Wady be anted, but It directors were
se tK twertmea, end all their gets quermlled with, the revolt
maid sot be famerahle. He wrested the sharaddere net
to head over the line to the pierenteed interest&
MT. WHEELER protested spinet Mr. Fawcett's being
• director, on the promd that he eau s large speeslmw, sad
as nth unfitted to take part in the magagemeat of sego.
titanessDeputy CORNIIT thought the wens( was all thee
Is pesiuun to Moose aew director& lie bad permissioa
frees Mr. Glyn, the canreisa of the Leedom sad Wirth
Western Conroy, I. reel to the went Si e twat from
the miaow cc a baud wenn on the 141 k Sept., 1860.
He then mad the Wastes of • meolatioa, to the effect that
the board of the Lathes and North Western Conaway were
reedy to had their each—in hematite sheen an amicable
armageateut between the different Weems ossissesed.
The CHAIRMAN mid that tt immobilise was the sequel
to certain grainetictes between the Caledonian wed Loads.
sad North Welters boards. He then weal ea tom that the
beard telt that the question before the mediag we me
if confideme or so enflames, and that any propenties
whin, layeived • miss of the friends of Mr. Fawcett sad
Mr. Wheeler with the pressat board, we. inadmissible.
Mr. DUNCAN, a director, sold not a sisals step lad bees
taken by the mw bond whlsh bad net for its objeet the M-
etter of the enema sthrekelders. (Coon) Lot the
guaranteed Wen eta be mbetitated for them Is the
meat, and whirrs would the company be at the e=
et twelvemonth, lAllier, hear.)
The CHAIRMAN then pet the inteadment 32 heads
wen held op la favour of it, and it was rejected by • largo

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amjority.
Tht original resolution was then adopted.
A poll wee demmded by Mr. Fawcett.
A division then took plies. when there appeared—
For the original resolution
Vet the amesament 39-63
The CHAIRMAN stated that the directors kid a huge
=wrier upon the proem
Mr. FAWCETT' havion demanded a *mutiny, scrutineers
were appointed to take the votes to an adjoining room.
A repletion empowering the dineten to eater into also.
Hatton@ wit% the guaranteed companies wee agreed to.
The fAlowing Rentlemen were then elated members of
the board : Mr. Walter PM010:00. of Glasgow, la the roam
of M. Wheeler, resigned ; Mr. T. Prise, of Langbass-plies,
in she room of Mr. Fewest; retired by rotation • Mr. W.
July.soo and Mr. T. ICMicking retired by rotation, bat re-
eligible.
03 tb• IsetVe of Mr. Our, seconded by Mr. DRAW, the
reaseinieg direetars were requeeted to continue in odes.
Mr. MIIILL111411( moved, and Mr. RiciozoooN owoodod,
M. W. 1. Muir, of Glasgow, as auditor.
Mr. Wnant.an, of linter, moved, sad Mr. Bras Ofteaded,
Mr. Idi ROSA.
On a Aivistea the result was as follows:
For Mr. Manilla
Fir Mr. Muir
Mr. MMICEING then Introduced the Sabbath question,
and proposed a resolution liquifies it esmstion of Sunday
labour oe the tine.
Mr. MUIR @seceded the resolution, which, ea s division,
was rejettod by s large
.majority.
A vote of thanks hams, bees gives to the chairman, the
mooting adjourned till 11 o'clock on the followien (this) day,
for the purpose of announcing the result of the loratioy
Mi. Foworter osreadasat.

The proprietors re-assembled at the Freemason's
Tavert. at 11 o'clock this day, is aseardaaes with the ad-
joommost of the previous day ; Mr. Copliag is the chair.
At about half-past 12 the Beerstaty asseemed the remit of
the errutiay as follows:

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