The Sun.
London, England, 1864-01-21 00:00:00

RAHMAN BILLS.

Yesterday, before the Examiner of the House of Com-
mons, the following bills for new railways were declared to
have complied with the standing orders of both Houses of
Parliament
MBernopoLlTAN.—To enable the company to extend their
railway from Fiusbury-circus to Trinity-square, Tower-
hill, at an estimated cost of £700,000, with power to borrow
£233,000. And also another bill to extend the Metropolitan
Railway from Spring-street and Conduit-street,Paddington,
£1,200,000 and borrow £400,000.
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LONDON AND SOUTR-WESTERN,—To make an exten-
sion from Kensington to Richmond and junction lines com-
municating with the Hammersmith and City Railway, and
the North and South Western Junction, omit° raise for the
purpose £330,000 and borrow £llO,OOO.
MIDLAND.—For the construction cf new railways and
works at Normanton, Burton•on-Trent, and West-Riding,
and to raise £160,000 new capital and'Sorrow £58,600; also
for new lines from the Bristol and Birmingham to the city
of Bath and Thornburg ; to raise 1236,000 and borrow
478,600.
Yet AoBYrt :lAipsNeel)nxiC2'7°b, ORr OaNO:cahAn orr ow £9,000.
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enißE.—For a system of railways in Flintshire at
larionwiNFneLdEtsotirliNNam;QTl;lated cost of £300,000 and borrow £lOO,OOO.
—For branches between
Blackburn,
and Wigan; power to raise
£210,000 and to borrow 40,000.
GREAT NoRTRERN and Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax
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Amalgamation.
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Priposed extension to
Cheltenham; additional
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frog Cardiff to Caerphilly
and other places; £45,000 new
captal and £15,000 loan.
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CoWES AND NEWPORT.--For branches in the Isle of
Wight, and to raise £14,000.
HOYLAXE.—To extend the line from Hoylake to Mostyn
in Flintshire; to raise £500,000 and borrow £166,000.
MANCHESTER, sgEFFIELP, AND LINCOLN'S nuiE.—For
additional powers, and to Wargo premises in Manchester
—to raise £150,000.
SCOTTISIC CHNTRAT,..—Io improve and extend the Dun-
dee and Newtyle Railway, and tc raise £60,000.

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