The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-02 00:00:00

SCOTLAND.
P4OINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY.
AT' a MEETING of the COMMITTEE
• tlf the
RAILWAY; CONPANY :
In'oPosed EDINBURGH anti GLASGOW
JOHN CROSS, Esq. in the Chair.
At Glasgow, the 23d day of Oct. 1880.
The Sub. At
reported the following minute of
the procedure at Edinburgh.
City Chambers, Edinburgh,
22d Oct. 1830.
At a Meeting of the Committees of the Town Council
' and of the Subscribers to a Railway between
Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Leith,
Ptment of the Town Council of Edinburgh—The
Lord Provost in the chair, Bailie Learmouth, Dean of
Cjilild Chit'', Convener Marshall, Old Bailie Morton,
.11 Provost Blackwood, Trades Councillor Chambers,
Trades Councillor Brown, Deacon Mackintosh, Deacon
',tenderloin.
,
rreeent of the Glasgow Committee—Archibald Speirs,
of Elderslie William Hussey, Esq. of Newhall,
William Gray, Robert Thomson, Esq. of Camp-
tt,
Cbarlea Tennant, Esq. St. Rollox.
Pre,* of Leith—bleeirs. Wishart and Reach.
Thete were laid before the Meeting the following doeu-
13unte;--
lit. °Nervations by Messrs. Grainger and Miller upon
the formetion of a Railway communication, with relative
Pit!, li,„&•;--13th October, 1830.
'tam
neport to the subscribers for a survey and plan of
ely, by James Jardine.-16th Oct. 1880.
Minutes 'of is Meeting held at Glasgow, 14th Oct.
1830.
Stints, on the part Of the Committee from Glas-
tovi stated to the 'Meeting generally the object in view,
and that'll'
accepting the application for shares, it had
ti.pimolied to dispoee of these so that the stock Might
be held as nearly as possible is the following proportions,
Vii...,.
the gentlemen connected with the west of Scotland 1.3 d
!. • fly the gentlemen connected with the east 1.3.1
117 the landed proprietors on the line, English capi
tallsta, &c.
And reserving for disposal after the incorporation of the
• "rah at a Mute time, the remaining
• • also stated that it appeared highly expedient that
tine should be lost in obtaining the necessary surveys
l'epOrti, with the view of carrying the measure into
! ,tire tatliest possible execution, and obtain the requisite Act
of Parliament in the immediately ensuing session. That
tie Olasgow Committee accordingly expected Mr. George
atepbeason or some other eminent engineer would be able
to layout them by inspecting the line and repotting in due

4n4 the Meeting having considered the subject,
• 11,4 toped Unanimously,
That it was expedient that Glasgow, Edinburgh, and
7.4'oshould be'connected by a Railway communication by
r,.'"e "'lt Possible line, and the Committee of the Town
Of Edinburgh undertook to recommend to their
lultatittients to give their support to that line which, upon
rte rumination by engineers of eminence, shall be
tf) be best for the general interest; as did also Bailie
Mtof Leith to his constituents.
ueGn,‘..-the .motion of Bailie :Learmonth, the thanks of
taini_44eliting were tendered to the Committee from
Trlv, for the trouble they bad taken in preparing
” utinglog forward the plan for the consideration of the

(Signed). W. ALLAN, L. P.
They farther reported, that they had reason to think
that with. due exertion, the authority of Parliament for
the execution of the line mentioned in Messrs. Grainger
.11!"1 Miller's report, might be obtained this ensuing
',titulars, provided, on the report of other Engineers, it
Ns found entitle( to the support which they felt die-
to CZI. give it, WV apparently being the most direct
eels .the extreme points, ascending the lowest sum-
and . beneficial to the country intersected; and at
eft* tithe connected with new and mineral fields.—
nay. further reported, that they had written to Mr.
Oseege.Stephenson, requesting his earliest inspection and
sidnion accordingly. Of this and of the arrangment as to
the' distribution of the Stock mentioned in, the above
*dente), the Committee approved ; and, farther, resolved
`they it should he published, that the applications for the
**rent tun]s of stock apportioned as above, should con-
' Chu, to be received by Messrs. Steuart and Sprot, W. S.
*lt Edinburgh ; and Messrs. Hilt and Davidson, at Glee-
, !Mr, respectively, for fourteen days ;as soon after which
'Possible, 'or any earlier day in which the lists may he
general meeting of the Subscribers to be called.
The Committee think it right at the same time, merely to
that the Report as to the Survey,and Plan by Mr.
Jardine, dated the 16th inst., is that relative to certain
riNtedure in 1826 and 1826, and refers to a line with
.44 enlfiluts ascending to the highest levels of their county.
(Signed) JOHN CROSS, Preses.
*
• Pot shares and particulars application may be
1"46 it London to Messrs. Richardson and Cannel, and
IVjeaani. Morterieff, Webster, and Thomsen, solicitors,
westmlnater ; and In Liverpool, to Messrs. Prett and Clay,
to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. .

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