The Sun.
London, England, 1839-11-13 00:00:00

MIDLI._NDCOUNTIES R kILWAY.
CAI for an ELEVENTH INSTALMENT of 101.
Per SHAH' 4. (Making 901. called up. )
The Office, High-street, Leicester, Nov. 8, 1539.
TIES DIRECTORS of the MIDLAND COUN-
. RAILWAY COMPANY having, in pursuance
'che provisions rf the Act of Incorporation, passed
cesolution, calli'Ag for an Eleventh Instalment of 10/. per
°Aare, to be pay able on or before the 9th day of December
6ext' the Proprietors are required, in conformity with such
resolution, to ',.)av the sum due on their Shares, to one of the
lollovring EP.thers
London,
...... Messrs. Glyn, Halifax, Mills, and Co.
Liverpool The Bank of Liverpool.
Manchester The Bank of Manchester.
Birmingham The Birmingham Banking Company.
Leicester Pares's Leicestershire Banking Company.
Nottingham Messrs. I. and I. C. Wright and Co.
Derby . Messrs. Crompton, Newton, and Co.
Loughborough Messrs. Middletons and Olivers.
Should the call remain unpaid after the appointed day, the
Bankers have beets severally required to demand interest
there", after tht, rate of five per cent. per annum, from the
9th day
of December to the day on which the payment shall be
actually made, By order,

J. F. BELL, Secret

Airy.

TO BUILDERS.
NORTH MIDLAND RA",nwAy
CONTRACTS FOR WroßKs.
;MEET
DIRECTORS of the NOP."; H MIDLAND RAIL-
WAY COMPANY, WILL at the BELL INN,
DERBY, on TUESDA7 the Nineteenth day of November
next, at ten of the Cle,ek in the Forenoon precisely, TO RE-
CEIVE TENDERS, for THE ERECTION of OFFICES
and OTHER BUILDINGS and WORKS connected with the
!mended FiTATIO-NS of the said COMPANY at BEEPER,
SOUTH
WINOPIELD. CHESTERFIELD, and ECKING-
°,,N, i a the County of Derby.
"zels Station may be tendered for separately, or the whole
snap 'se included in one Tender.
Plans and Specifications. of the Works are now ready for In-
sP'ection, at the Bell Inr„ Derby.
The Draft of the Co'Jtract will be left at the Offive in Derb)
to,
inspection one week before the day appointed for receiving
'lie Tender,.
Printed forms of fender may be had at the Railway Offices
Lendo,n, Leath, 'and Derby, and no other will be attended to.
The lenders m.ust be delivered at the North Midland Rail-
a;ay elfice in 'erby before Ten o'clock of the said Nineteenth
NovemDlsen_under a sealed cover, addressed to the Se eh
• and indorsed " Tender for Stations ;" and the parties
, storing, or persons duly authorised by them, must be in
iendanco at the time of Meeting.
The parties whose Tenders are accepted will be required to
Pt/der into Bonds with two Sureties for the due performance of
Unit. Contract, in a Penalty of net less than 25 per cent. on
the gross sum contracted for, and the names of the proposed
Sureties are to be specified in the Tender.
The Directors will not bind themselves to accept the lowest
offer. The Contractor (if he require it) will he fuanished by
the
Company with a Counterpart of the contract, at his own
eilense.
(By Orde PATTESON, Secretary.
London, 31st October, 184;9.

PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court
, of Chancery made in a cause of GRIFFITH V. IRE-
%AND, all Persons h'iving or claiming an interest in the sum
oi 1,3001. Old South, Sea Annuities (or any part thereof),
standing in the bool-A of the South Sea Company, in the name
;°f WILLIAM IF,ELAND the elder, formeny of Islington,
in county of Middlesex,' Salesman, who died about the year
la, are, by `„heir Solicitors, on or before the 15th day of
Di
eoe mber -next, to come in before Sir GIFFIN WILSON,
one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in South-
am Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, and make out their
e'" dins, that they may not peremptorily be excluded the benefit
of the said Order.
It appears thatof these Annuities were stanin in
the name of the said William Ireland, and 50/. thereof d
n~ the
name of Judith Ireland, the only surviving Executrix of his
will, who died in the year 1800: 1,2501. of these Annuities are
bequeathed by the will of the said Thomas Ireland in the
following manner, mamely :—" I give and bequeath unto my
Boil William Henry Ireland 6001. Stock after my wife's decease ;
also to my son Daniel Ireland 650/. Stock after my wife's de-
, ..oe'ase, the interest only for him to receive during life, and after
bas decease to the issue he may leave ; but if he should die
"rnithout issue, then I give and bequeath the said sum of 6501.
equally to be divided between such of my children as may be
then living at his decease," And the remaining 501. of such
Annuities is not specifically bequeathed by his said will.
Dated this 7th day of November, 1839.

CHARLES W. LOVELL,
Gray's Inn, Plaintiff's Solicitor.

TO COLLECTORS, and the Curious in En-
tomology, Conch°logy, and Mineralogy, Booksellers, &c.
A very extensive and choice COLLECTION to be DIS-
I'OSED OF, by Tender, together or in separate lots, late the
Property of SIMEON WARNER MILLARD, Esq., of Bris-
tol, deceased, who had been a collector upwards of thirty years ;
consisting of an immense number of English Coleopterous,
Remipterous, Lepidopterous, Neuropterous, Hymenopterous,
Dipterous, and Apterous Insects, arranged in order in well
earnphorised, corked, and glazed drawers. The insects are
splendidly displayed, and in the greatest preserv'tion. Likewise
It few Foreign Coleopterous Insects, a choice Glazed Cabinet of
:Minerals, a small Cabinet of Gems, and a very handsome
Ct,hinese Cabinet, containing an immense number of valuable
and Foreign Shells, Fossils, Specimens of the Star
Fish, &e,
May be seen at South Ville, Coronation-road, Bedminster,
Bristol.
Collectors will find this a very advantageous opportunity,
and such as is rarely to be met with. An inspection will he
"See to give the greatest satisfaction.
There are also a quantity of bo!ilcs, among which are Tu
1 ton's and Gmeliti's Linnaeus, 20 vols. ; another set, 11 vols.
tirwati's Mineralogy, 2 vol,. ; Geneva Crustareorum et In-
t Zetorum, 4 vols. ; Wood's Zoography, 3 vols. ; Lewin's Birds,
; Ancient. and Modern History, by Rollin, Gibbon,
Belsham, &c. ; with miscellaneous works of Robertson,
I's"' Pope,Scott, Shakspeare, &c. ; in the whole about
6°P r
vOltnes,
q for the whole or a part to be sent to Mr. John
aAen-ters
Chipping Norton, Oxon, any time prior to the Ist of
uary,

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