The Sun.
London, England, 1849-04-14 00:00:00

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ending NAME OF RAILWAY. week. 23 °:'...
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March A A
& Apri Aberdeen .......... •• ••..• • .• ••• .. - -....
8 Amiens and Boulogne. •.•••••• •• • • •• =.817 1,133
7 Belfast and Ballymena ••••-•• • • •• •. 555 - -
8 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 1,171 674
7 Bolton, Black burn, Clitheroc, and W. Y. 407 -
3,629
7 Chester and Holyhead. • • ..........., 1,297 -
- Cockermouth and Workington........ -f . 111
5 Dublin and Drogheda- .... ......... 720 717
10 Dublin and Kingstown .............. 730 797
7 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen........ 1,027 857
8 East Anglian.... - .............. 633 474
7 Edinburgh and Glasgow .... •
........ 3,882 3,368
7 Edinburgh and Yorthena...... .. .. 1,920 1,1 ',l
8 Eastern Counties and Korth Eastern.. , 14,622 13,701
7 East Lancashire •...
7 Eastern Union •• •• •.',......... 1,199 1,039
7 Glasgow, Knmarnock, and Ayr...... 3,016 2,206
7 Glasgow and Green0ck......... ..., 1,,i94 1,084
8 Great Northern and E. L........• •. 1,851 -
7 Great Southern and Western ........ . 3,452 2,116
8 Great Western. &c•• ..
- Kendal and Windermere.• .......... -
8 Lancashire and Yorksbi.re - - .... 12,766 9,059
- Lancaster and Carlisle • ....• - ...... - 1,609
8 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.... 141 -
7 Londonderry and Emilsk +lien ..... ... 155 167
8 London and North Western, &c...... 33,749 38,131
8 London and Illackwall ..... ......... 719 804
7 London and Brighton .............., 8,903 8,303
8 London and South Western ......... 51,952 7,847
7 Manchester, Sheffield, end Lincolnshire 3,514 9,189
8 Midland, Bristol, and Blrmingham.... 20,899 12,882
8 Midland Great Western (Irish) •••• • • 1,380 97$
7 Monklands ............. - ........ •. 756 --
- Newcastle and Carlisle.. • - --
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8 North British .. -••••••••• • • • •• • • •• 2,647 1,919
7 Paris and Rouen. •••••.•• •• •• • • .... 6,167 2,648
7 Rosen and Ilavre .. •••.••••• • • • •• .. 2,509 1,172
7 Scottish Central .. • ......... ••• • .. . 1,110
8 Shrewsbury and Chester •• .. • •
7 South Eastern and Branches ........ 8,338 7,703
6 South Dev0n.....• .. ............... 1,886 937
7 Taff Vale • •....... 2,150 •,
. 601
8 Ulster . ... ..... ..... ..... .......... ' 911 849
31 Waterford and Limerick... -•••• •• •• 256 --
- Whitehaven Junction .••••-•• •• •• •• -•- -
8
York and Newcastle ..•••..•• - .. .. 11,725 10,11
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7 York and North Midland. •••• • • •• 8.813 7.6'

Married, on Wednesday, the 11th instant, at St•
Peter's Church, Dublin, b' the Rev. Francis D. M. St.
George, rector of St. Paul a parish, Cork, Charles Bare
Hemphill, Erg, barrister-at-law, to Augusta Mary Silo;
hope, daughter of Sir Francis and Lady Stanhope,_ 01°
niece to the Earl of Harrington and Duchesses of Bed'
ford and Leinster. The Hon. Sir Francis and LBO:,
Stanhope gave a dijeuntr after the wedding to 100
fashionables. Among the company present were the
Duke and Duchess of Leinster, Lord William and Os!
Fitzgerald, Viscount and Miss Chabot, Baron and
Baroness de Robeck, Hon Mr. and Mrs. Plunkett, 110.,,r*
Mrs. Robinson. Bon. E. Forrester, E. Grogan, Mx',
Right Hon. R. W. Green, Messrs. and Mesdames Robin'
son (i Rosmead), Hughes, Morant, Longfield, Attinson•
Annesly, Massy, Burke, Moore, Green, Blackburn'
Brady, Lungfish, &c. Dancing was kept up with 'muses'
gaiety to a late hour.

SALE OF RENTERS' SHARES.—Thursday Mr. E 0
bins sold the following renters' shares at the Auction
Mart. The first was annuity, or rent-charge, which
originally cost 500/., secured upon the Royal Italian
Opera at Covent garden. 'The holder was entitled to a
free admission, which was transferable each season, and
the rent-charge was held for au unexpired term of 46
years. The income was ut present 121. 191. per annum'
It was sold for 175 guineas. The second lot wag
rentki's share in the 'Theatre Royal, Drury lane, and the
holder vas entitled from it, besides a free admission, t°
Is. 3d. per night of performance: it produced 48 guinetal;
LA three comprised five 1001. proprietors' shares in th
Theatre Royal, ury -lune, affording a nomination t°
bi come a member of a general committee. These lye"
kntcked down for three guineas each.
GARNRIRR.—We regret to learn that cholera 130
broken out, within these few days, at Garnkirk Vircirl'9!
near Glasgow. There have been from 40 to 50 os°eo'
end nine it., whs. In addition to the surgeon reside?t.;
another medical gentleman is now there ; and, with Ll',
aid of Dr. Sutherland, of the Board of wealth, and till..
energetic attention evinced by all, it is hoped the 00,1'
way 1103 spread.--•GiaVOl,O raper.