The Sun.
London, England, 1864-05-19 00:00:00

CALEDONIAN.

An extraordinary meeting of this company was hold on
Tuesday at Cilasg ow—Lieutenant •Colonel Salkeld in the
chair.

The CHAIRMAN stated that at the last half yearly meet-
ing the shareholders were informed that the Edinburgh and
Glasgow and Caledonian Railway Companies were competi-
tors for a branch line to the North Harbour of Glasgow.
He was glad to say that an arrangement had been come to
between she two companies,
by which the line of the Edin-
burgh and Glasgow Company would be adopted, giving the
Caledonian Company all the facilities they could desire. The
line would now be made at less cost, so far as the Caledonian
Company were concerned. They had also taken care
that proper station accommodation should be provided
for the Caledonian Company,
and he believed that under
the arrangement they would enjoy the same traffic advan-
tages as if they had made the line themselves. He
concluded by moving a formal resolution approving a Bill
for sanctioning an agreement between the Caledonian and
Edinburgh and Glasgow Companies, with respect to the
construction of branch railways to connect their under-
takings with Glasgow Harbour, and for authorising the for-
mation of a joint station there.
Mr. T. HILL seconded the motion, and it was carried
unanimously.
An adjourned Wharncliffe meeting was then held, and
after some discussion resolutions approving the following
bills were carried :—A bill to enable the Glasgow and South-
Western and the Caledonian Railway Companies to make
certain branches and other works in connection with their
joint lino between Glasgow and Paisley ; and also bill to
enable the Portpatrick Railway Company to alter certain of
their works, to increase their capital,
and to make working
arrangements with certain companies.

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