The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-14 00:00:00

CLERICAL AND SCHOOL AGENCY OFFICES.
VALPY begs to inform his Friends and the
DUB
AuANNO, Public
N-thSTREET at he has R
VESTS
RA his
NDOFFICES to No. 1,
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LONt)
N' —ON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY COMPANY.
oTicE is hereby given that CERTIFICATES
r of SHARES under the Common Seal of the Company are
e4dY for delivery- in exchange for the NEW SCRIP which
must be left at the 'Office of the Company for examination one clear
"1 previous to the certificates being issued.
By order, - •
ton
don and Brig' hton Railw THOMAS WOOD, Secretary.
Lonibardstreet, Oct. 10 , 1837.

LONDON and BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY.
I', OPENING of the LINE to TRING.
arepte Public are informed that on Motinay. the 16th October,
r. )I,vay will be opened for the Conveyance of Passengers and
itiv, e's from Boxmoor to the Tring Station at Pendley, 31 miles
Berk ha half from London, including the intermediate station at
~41ampstead, distant 27 miles anethree quarters from London.
First
Coaches will be in two classes.
~ Class Coaches the same as at present.
''etuncl Class Coaches carry four passengers on each seat, are
c"Zed. and are open at the sides.
.1,11,:' Coaches will be lighted by lamps in the inside.
bee following, until further notice, will be the TIMES for
p PA RT URE of the TRAINS
414 London and from Tring—First Train 7 o'clock Morning.
Second lO ... ...
Third
Fourth
Fifth
ON SUNDAYS.
From London First Train... i past 9 o'clock Morning.
From
From Tring
4rn London and from Tring—Second 1 past 1 ... Afternoon.
Third ...... .... 5 ... ...
FARES. Ist Class. 2d Class.
London to Harrow 3s. Od. 2s. Od.
Watford
Boxmoor
Berkhampstead ... ...... 6 6 4 0
Tring
Harrow to Watford
Boxmoor ... 3 6 2 0
Berkhampstead
Tring 5 0 3 0
Watford to Boxmoor 2 0 1 0
Berkhampstead
Tring 3 6 2 0
Boxmoor to Rerkhampstead
liern, Tring
--atopstead to Tring
By order,
R. CREED, } Secretaries.
C. R. MOORSONI,
ee, Cornhill, Oct. 9, 1837.

GAME LI.
LONDON, MIDDLESEX, AND WESTMINSTER.
SECOND PUBLICATION.
PERSONS who have obtained GAME CERTI-
FICATES for the Year 1837.

LIST I.
"NERAL GAME CERTIFICATES at 8/. 135. 6d. each.

AnANIR. --
—RESIDENCE.
-freY. George
d. Stam
Kensingtonford Hill
An
,
Ashdr u ew,,
Y, Charles Staines!

NAME.

RESIDENCE.

Nash, Henry
Nash, William

Edmonton
ditto

NeibOur, Charles Uxbridge
Nicholl, Joseph Twickenham

b_42110, Edwd. Enfield
Batt,
Huntley Tottenham
tptt, George West Drayton
clay, Alexander Teddington
I,—.Lrelay, Geo. L,mbard-street
oarrik Thos. New Broad-st.
nes, Edwd. Hoaton
-4eattelerk, Lord Amelius High-
gate
Setts, John Goldsmith-street
Beasley, Dr. Hayes
tGillis erm, Charles, jun. Cranford
John Doctors' Commons
tourdillon, Thos. Lincoln's-Inn
Boileau, John P. Up. Brook-st.
Inc and Edmonton
117ucher, Edward Tottenham
"vrie, Markham Hinde-street
irailsford, Richard Enfield
13 ing, Thomas Enfield
,usk, Edwd. T. Edmonton
itlton, Captain H. Enfield
11,4 en Richard Market-streo
acicburn, Wm. Hy. Cooper's-
row

Oddie, H. H. Portland-place
Osmond,John South Mimms

Pasley, John,
Paris, Thomas

Enfield
ditto

(Palmer, Richard ditto
'Partridge, John Wm. South
Mimms
Partridge, Leonard Hendon
Prime, Richard Enfield

Prime' Wm. Enfield
Pratt, John King-street
Praed, B. J. M. Fleet-street

Price, George Mile End
Provarl, Oliver Hadley
Puckle, Henry Doctors Commons
Patter, Robert Enfield
Percival, Philip Knightsbridge
Barracks
Pellew, George Fenchurch-st.
Podger, John Green ford
Phillips, Daniel Tottenham

Read, John Harrow
Reid, John South Alimms
Riddell, J. R. Enfield
Rice, Samuel, jun., Billiter-st.
Russell, Lord John Wilton-
crescent

c...
ca`urtaell, Robert Market-street
CarrrY, Thos. Enfield
Collin' William Highgate
conns, James Enfield
n°l3, Henry Enfield
Day Seymour, Lord George Hampton
Da '', Tha. Acton Court
b ii„:"Tr, Francis Harrow' Sergeant, John Enfield
tai'as, Jas. Alex
D-'", Hill Alex. Ealing Sewell, George Upper Thames-
'xids i Enfieldi street
, Joseph Tottenham' Simmons' Robert Edmonton
Soames, Charles, Tottenham
Sole, Wm. Henry Alderman-
bury
Small, W. L. Tottenham
Stanffer, Julius Skinner-street,
Snow-hill
Stanley, J. H. Edmonton
Stanborough, James Isleworth
Stuart, Lord Dudley Wilton-
crescent
Stopford, John Little Stanmore
Scott, James Shepperton
St. Albans, His Grace the Duke
of, Highgate

Ell;,
George Edmontonl
Ere
James Is, Park-ereseentl
egg William Enfield

Ft
Lzpatrick, Capt. Jno. 15, Flud-
y er-street
ruin, Joseph New Bond-street
v..e, John 8, Eaton-place
c7uer, Richard Enfield
oul
ant. Gloucester-place
% ariklirieC , Geo. Jas. Berkeley-st.
qt. Vs 3, J. R. Enfield
c, "11, .James Harrow
--,ra .
qi Y, lianiamin Enfield
utver, William Tottenham
-"III% John James Isleworth
litaanifix Thomas Portland-place
Irlqins, Geo. Clark Ickenham
litrris, J. G. 2, Old Palace-yard
eris, Edward Hadley
elides; Josh. Harrow
lelbrnok, James Tottenham
°Wes, Wm. Henry Bell-court,
ttartb, Mincing-lane
Isleworth
°LIN; J. P. Isleworth
Jo, ~_
`l, John Clapton
til& h Tottenham
Xil'AlltT, Thomas Edmonton
4111 ht, Frederick Edmonton
.
e„ekner, Christ. Pelley Enfield
fligklon, John Hadley
Zl''',l,,e7, Robert W. Suffolk-st.
• ''''. James T Twickenham
~
-9,4. •
titt,,n.ek Thos. Sunbury
—l4, Thos., jun., Ashford
Fo
IleYer,
ill
James
Enfield
Aura, John
Enfield
alder Olt, Cadegan Middle Temple
Naylor;
George Whitefriars
Enfield
ti

Talbot, Wm. Tottenham
Temple, Richard Great Titch-
field-street
Tinsley, Wm. South Mimms
Titmuss, George ditto
Tillyer, Robert, jun., Harmonds-
worth
Tuck, Thomas Tottenham
Thomas, Le Marchant Enfield
Tudor, Henry Dalston
Trimmer, John Lower Belgraxe-
street

Unwin, Samuel Lombard-street

Vale, Joseph Shoreditch
Vincent Hy. W. Kensington

Walford, Robert Crook Hill-
lingdon
Walker, Wm. Enfield
Warburton, Henry Chelsea
Waterhouse, John Edmonton
Williams, Edward Jones Enfield
Williams, Edward ditto
Wilson, Josiah ditto
Wilson, Richard Drury-lane
Willan, Leonard Tottenham
Wicks, Benjamin Edmonton
Wells, John Lombard-street
Wood, George Ealing
Whaley, John Enfiela
Whitehead, John ditto
Wrangham, Digby, Inner Temple

itt
of
to
SCHEDULES A. and B.
"sous being Assessed Servants for whom Game Certifi-
cates are taken out at 1/. ss. each.
11i4:III APPOINTED Y AND FOR WHAT
P.l k RESIDENCE. B
LACES.
R ' o" Isleworth Duke of Northumberland, for
od,
John
Isleworth, Sion Manor
Littleton Col. Thomas Wood, for Littleton
44.41, W Manor.illiam Enfield James Meyer, 'Esq., for the
Manors of Worcester and
Capels and Honey Lands,
I.lsl, Parish of Enfield
OF

All N PERSONS LICENSED TO DEAL IN GAME.
VE• RESIDENCE.
Aker Sarnu ......... ...Little Newport-street
ChatlCamfield...Half-moon-passagei
W eweomb...Half-moon-passage
%it illi
......... New ate-market
Coa., Ann tam nenry .....Skinners-place
. :,•‘• ••. ......... King-street
',lll'*ll)atil • ... ......... Newgate-market
chartea • A1ban...... Bull's Head-passage
............Frith-street
11, ............ Mason's Alley, Basingliall-strcet
tt, -es, Richardis
ner .
........ Ship Tavern-passage
Abra,
p%114: Samuel . ......... New Bond-street
an; ........... Wells street, Jermyn-street
I)4_ , John" ......... Copthall-court
:!;.!iiiekry,.,‘T °wen.: ............. Copthall-court
43'10r "'es ........ •••7, Compton•street
, Henry . •.:
.......St... Peter's-alley, Cornhill
••• Union-street, Old Arrtillery-ground
go up to the 10th of October,
By Order of the Board,
C. PRESSLY, Secretary.

C°NTRACTS"for WHEAT, SUGAR, OATS, and SUET.
DEPARTMENT OF THE COMPTROLLER FOR
• VICTUALLING AND TRANSPORT SER-
VICES, SOMERSET-PLACE, OCT. 12, 1937.
THE COMMISSIONERS for EXECUTING
UNITED
filo OFFICE of LORD HIGH ADMIRAL of the
40
cloy
KINGDOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND,
o oby eve notice, that on THURSDAY, the 19th inst., at One
w„,ck, they Kill be ready to treat with such Persons as may be
Victualling Stores at Deptford the undermentioned Artieles, viz. :
When lobe delivered.
wHEAT pled 0,100 Quarters Half of each in three
NVhite 50' Quarters weeks, and the re-
SUGA R iThe produce of the British-1; , mainder in three
, /. Possessions weeks afterwards.
°4-.. (Scotch Potatoe) 3_o Quarters— Within ten days.
(In equal weekly pro_
Stitt portions, between
Meer, Kidney and Head of Caul) 160,C00 lbs,q the date of th eCo n.
i tract and the 31st
The s March next.
ugar to be exempted from the Customs' Duties.
''unples of the Wheat and Oats (not less than two quarts of
the S
"eh) must be produced by the parties tendering, and Samples of
tracts Su_ be
together with the Conditions of the respective Con-
treatp,be seen at the said Office.
ete,er will be received after One o'clock on the day of
~r
„
, n authorisedced unless the party attends, er an Agent for
dulyin writing.
raitvety Tender must be addressed to the Secretary ef the Ad
Y' and bear in the left band corner the words " Tender for
ye
and must also be delivered at Somerset-place, and the
b nders for Sugar and Suet must be accompanied by a Letter signed
llet"rson resPonsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the
the dne tend
oerimag nin the sum of 25/. per cent, on the value, for
Perfnce of he ,nntracts.