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RAILWAY INTELLIGENCB.

AMBERGATE, ,NOTTINGHAM, AND BOSTON.

A meeting of shareholders in this company was held
yesterday at the London Tavern, for the purpose of
being made acquainted with the particulars of a pro-
posal for the disposal of the above undertaking. Upon
the motion of alr. Brown, Mr. Nicholson was called to
the cbair.

The CHAIRMAN said the attendance of the share-
holders had been convened by circular. They would
recollect that in .1841 a working agreement bad been
entered into by a section of the directors and the London
and North Western Company for seven years; and at
the expiration of that term for a lease of the line, with
the option, on one side, of paying three percent., and on
the other side of claiming:.four. Disapproving of these
terms, be and those with-whom he acted strongly op-
posed the, arrangement. at the meeting at Nottingham,
and they succeeded in negativing the motion of
the directors upon several grounds, and among
others, that the course , proposed was calculated'
to depress instead of to increase the value of
the line, and that better terms • than those which
had been submitted might be obtained. He al-
ways believed their directors undervalued the property.,
His terms then were 4i per cent. from the Great Nor-
thern, and 4 from the London and NOrth-Western, be-,
lieving,'as he did; that 4 per cent. from. London and
North-'Weatern' was - better than 41 fropi the Great
Northern.—(gear, hear.). It was simply a'queetion of
money value. After explaining other offers that bad
heen made by the Great Northern Company, he stated
that about a week ago h was waited upon by two en-
Vernon_ e g
western one connected with the London and North-
to ac --and he was asked whether'he••was authorised.
cePt any terms that ••might be offered.' To' this he
replied-he se
thous, which-
_any, ehie . als not, He was then asked whether he lead
Hutsh,. le to` be put in uneamunication with Captain
thesr ho-could not suggest' some propo-
tors mightof'the•Ansber .the,'nsore acceptable to•the proprie-
tors
Tuesday that his only•dests:awe''' His reply 'was to the effect
place with Captain finish,'
40that the necessary sanction
Londonconven d
Subsequentdnterviesiasstrok g." the most for his property:
but it was not U 0
(otfhethe shareholders, and
Chairman) had no
was given. to the .offer.
power to accept them on behalf
and North-Western to
vi'
theTphreesteenrmt ms
were—theeeting
take the line and pay rent until the
be obtained; to take the line from the Ist
sst off purchase
J ul •
the rent is to run at the rate et '4 per oent. when
Le
share capital, and so remain until the shun, upon the
off at par, the agreement to be under seal,. with trheepolid
tion to pay off at par within one or two years after Lila);
f the Act, if the Ambergate shareholders de-
sired it, either in cash or in some stock of o
be taken, and all
value
all the canal property to theeffeets•
belonging to the revenue
of the company. -.Tins ,• was ,ti;
and no delay would' takeplece,
simple and,iplaisiieffer,
,
After alluding to several incidental matters, the chat
man emphatically called upon the shareholders to ac
cept the offer, and to put an end .to the vicissitudes to
, afair
which their property had been exposed, now that
value was within their reach.
..
After some discussion, resolutions were passed 'sp
proving of the terms offered, and:a committee was ape
points
d, consisting of Messrs. Nicholson, Colman,
for
'Ludes, and Browni• to take• all .necessary measures or
carrying the same into effect. •
A vote of thankslollielchairmatf,was passed, and the
meeting separated. .
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LONDON, TiLDURY, AND SouTHEND.—Yesterday' the
Select Committee of the House of Commons passed the
preamble of this boMpeny's-Bill for a railway to Tilbury
end Southend, in extension of the Esstern Counties and
Blackwell Ihilways. The estimate of Mr. Fowler, the
e9gineer, set forth that the abet of the proposed lines,
emit steam communication between.Tilbnry and Graves-
end end pi ml would gniount to 40%000/, Clatuel were.