The Sun.
London, England, 1838-01-06 00:00:00

ringlon, Esq.
Sinee the passing of the Act of Incorporation the Directors have
ascertained all the liabilities of the Company—the engineering ex-
penses—the costs of soliciting the Act through Parliament in two
distinct sessions—the charge for surveys to Limerick, Cahir, and
Wexford—and the general expenses of the Company ; and they
have much satisfaction in stating that, after discharging all these
engagements, a considerable balance will remain at the disposal of
the Directors.
The Directors refer to this fact in proof of the strict economy
with which they have administned the funds of the Company, and
of the moderate amount of the legal and engineering expenses.
B 5 the Act of Incorporation, the possession of a most important
and profitable line of railway passing through a populous country,
and one also peculiarly favourable to the formation of the railway,
is secured to the shareholders, and the Directors are enabled to
state, upon the authority of their engineers, that the cost of its for-
mation may and will be most materially reduced below the estimates
laid before Parliament.
Ili the calculations of income proved in the Committee on the
Bill, it was shown that allowing 501. per eent. of the income for
the annual expenses of the undertaking, a profit of 10/. to 121. per
eent. would remain to the shareholders. The report of their en-
gineers justifies the Directors in believing that this profit will be
fully realised.
The Act of Incorporation having directed that the earlier part of
the line should be m•d cof such width as should be rceemmended
by the Midway Commissioners for Ireland, the Directors have ap-
plied to the Commissioners to be informed the width they propose
to recommend, and their report has been promised to be laid before
Pinliament early in this session.
As the Directors feel that the interests of the shareholders will be
Lost consulted by the active commencement of the works as soon as
practicable, they have directed the line, for the fist eighteen miles,
to he marked out, and the value of the land required to be ascer-
tained, that ite impediment to the prosecution of the works ma♦
exist ; and the Directors beg to tell the attention of the holders of
the Scxip receipts 1e the necessity of having their shares registered
at the Office of the Company.

- -
iIIENRY BAINBRIDGE,
Railway °like, 42, Cornhill. Chairman.

UNDRIt the PATRONAGE of HIE It MAJESTY the QUEEN of
HANOVER, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE •f SUSSEX,
HER OR CEO* DUCHPSS of RICHMOND, Sc. arc.
MR. E. SOLOMONS, OPTICIAN to the
Royal Eye Infirmary, patentee of the Amber Spectacles,
&e., SO, OLD BONILTREET, (nearly opposite the western Exchange,)
whose recently itivent.d and highly approved SPECTACLES may b
adapted to the various eiromnstances of individual eases appertaining to
defective vision. Whilst Vitae Spectacles excel all others as regards their
very superior refractive property, and their comparaire Ugh neva, they
posiscso the farther advantage of modifying bright and strong light, which,
rat tie same time is transmitted through the various humours of the eye,
anise to reader vi.ion most perfectly distinct, conveying also a sense of cool_
toss and pleasure to the organ, with the additional equally important re-
commendation st' being r'REE from the pernicious attributes of onnimon
glasses ; is short she qualitiec of Mr. Solomon's Spectacloa
adapt them to afftsrd ease and comfort by protecting and strenithening
the eyes, arid to extend to. ision the most decided and instantaneous relief
that art eon areomplish. Their superior efileacY is attested by the follow-
itig eminent prolCs'ors, who (among many other's) have given them their
unqualified approbation:
Sir Tyrrell, , Surgeon to the Ophthalmic Infirmary, Moor-fields.
lienjatnin C. Brodie, Bart., PAIS., Saville-row.
Sir Anthony Carlisle, P.P.:S., President of the College of Surgeons.
John svensoir, Deg., Cculist to his late Majesty, &c., Margaret-stroot,
Civenilish-olt;tare.
Sir James L. Anderson, M.D., &c., 'stew Burlingtoo-street.
Mir Charlor Afire. Old Burlington-street.
Dr Mills, Ditto Ditto.
Martin Ware, Est, Gerili,t, New Bridge-street.
Titus Berry, Eaq., Sargeon, Georges-street, lianover.square.
J. Soden, Surgeon to the Eye In firmsry, Bath.
J. llocige.n, and T. F. Leis an, Esqs., Oculists, Eye bitirmqry, Bir-
gaingh Ara
ProNesor Macleod, Physician to the King of Prirse:a, Berlin.
Prorftsor Kepi:, Physician to the King of Saxony, Dresden.
Proti.sora Clams and Rah!, (tourist Leipsie.
Professor Pnnitz, Oculist, Dresden.
Doctor Schineissor, Hamburgh.
Mr. Soloruons is totally unconnected uith pc.'nons of the same
Flame lo this eountry, and the Amber Spuutarles hearing C.e ONLY
PATENT cow extant, their disposal is exclusively oontined to Ins
bouse No. 34, k lit Bond-struct, and to his branch establishments; in
IRELAND.

*• • Hours of attendance from Ten till Six o'clock

IGHT
ItESTORED, AND ligabACHE'
CURED,
MY THE USE OF
GRIMSTONE'S EYE-SNUFF.
.11114 Snuff is Patronized by the ROYAL FAMILY.
.J. G I '11144 Eq;' F. RS., tbe eminent Su. gent), strongly recoti to onnls
IiRIMSTONE'S EYE.SNUFY.
A FEW' EXTR A t TS FROM THE PRESS.
From the NEWS dust SIIONDAT GLOII2, Aug. 27, 18117.
• 91.1 e. si the most splendid Velics of the present age is now univea-
,':"Y atirnitt.:•tl, by the t star.. Try (4. the lutist unque.tionable. authoriti,s,
"he GanfilTONE'S EYE I,I4UPP. This line Leib:.ceous ctnnpnund tar sus.
Pastes anything bethre uttered to the World ; e,uei thorn its sa'utary effects
Zithose who habitu. ply use it, it may be truly e.tt-emed a national bless.
nrl he time has been, when every third m met you et in the stre..ts,
e 4 at Cite through the medium of spectacles, or protected his visual
()rims by shades of various hugs and shapes. \icily the pas was a
plinking generation ! We ask, is it so now? Every one
mintm.^llY 4mwar, " No!" 't o what ran this miraculous change be attri-
bphis t uted but to the ;inmenss annsumptinn of Grimstone's Celebrated Snuff,
17f4taicords te,rta•ri relict in every affection of the Eyes. Fauna Ex.
r". We c•ti, nom honest esper.ence offer our te.timony to its super.
I)er..merits.- From the News and sunday Editnr.
Cube, or the Havanna!), Isle of Cuba, reesived his appointment
by nail Pedro Ortiz Zugasti, Consul to the Court of Great Britain,
lltth trepteiebor.-(See Statiderd.)
noe G Lobs vends ''t,so- case: yearly His orders and letters of
ab..-
Lofty may be seen in S nun I) n I English, .goad-street, Blooms.
buriY ; ; at ilwint antifticiory,.-Yowl-y"ard.
Iteenzumentit the universal adoption of Grimstone's Eye
Editor.
u'sr.- We felt pleasure in giving our testimony to the ellicaary of
Grir matene's Er- Snuff.- Ed.tor.
salFehigh reputation of this Snuff is justiticti by its resto,-
tivi, t-tialities.- Editor.
Er ts):INII MAIL. -Take Grimstone's Eye Snuff; as a preventive or cure
fur the diiewed organs of the head.-Editor.
LITkIIPOOL CnattNlcut. -The many cases tf sure, by means of this
graft; is wouder:lll.•- Editor.
r'af't AND IVPIiT INDIA liLsonziNn. Nc thing is 50 trifielitt to prove as
t'l,A,ToYontive; but this we 11l knoW that Griinstone's E) e Snuff is an an.
,qpiinst enittagif,n, and powerful restorative of sight. - Editor.
Styr ' •,"(-Pttairrittl CtIfrOXICLE. -We should be glad to see this Snuff in go.
1t it is a sate and powerful restorative.-Editor,
rat:s3IIISL Nl•;'s EYE SNUFF.--The UFF. -The utility this important preps_
row' "is hcrnminz daily more al parent, and a the `fct is, we understand,
Nttib:lsinid beyond conboversy, that during the reratence of that
Fl.jUrgs Cholera, those who ilsed (4in:stone's Eve Snuff escaped the ma.
(See 1)r, Andrews's Reports,; Wien frequently used, it is well
uiet~w;f to 'melt:tie the Nervots System by its action upon the pituitary
As this
luhrane• it ex,-Geis,, a most salutary influence u. on the optic nerve,
art ias is entirely made from ',Wish Herbs, it deserves, even in
ntereantii
won,. , paint of view, the consideration of all those who prefer the
tulll,
ar ge'alel.•t of a wholesome and useful article of home manufae t
..n eotle herb l'obacco. On the whole, the Inventor ai,pears t..11,0s
rtl to tLe thal,ls the countr, for the enainent scrviena 1
14s, et rust upon it by this diseovery. 'Editor of the bun.-_let March,
()BNISIIV
the INVENI OR'S SIGNATURE on oath Canistor.,-
sok)the Ur 3 P4lronage of hi, late Majesty, H. IL H. the authoes of KENT,
ds of the Treasury
-Sold 111 CiAnSteri, 15s. ed. St. 4s. 4d
~tl• sc.. le. &I and Sd. each. •
OLD SNUFFS and CIGARS as Imported.

bit. SOLOiti()N'S Celebrated CORDIAL
BLM OF GILEAD.
1,,,_
~ u. A earn: sae . rto the Fair Sex . .
..
~,
The
"ri '' ' ' ‘
pertilia • ' come im:nediately
lit,.",e. power of this Restorative, and many Ladies of Fastus.acid..
antel,-,tettability have round it to be the best medical appendage tp the to -
,11e3' tver inet with, recruiting the decayed spirits, dissipating he,ll-
- and langcor, and creating a pleasing vivacity—chasing away
Thi,'",°lY. and giving, comfort and strength to the whole sy,sttrn. ,
eays j,,i,„""atlirr Al...belie also aftbrds wonderful re!lef in a.l inward GC.
'l,llO-7ne''' of B,U-its, relaxation in either sex, whether hereditary
.or
or n(:-.,..`2), Youth Itil'ilitprudtrice.; In seminal weaknesses, toil d t-lets,
tiav(, `.e. Is consumptions, its merits are unrivalled, Inv gi..trating the d - lai',,;- J'l:Lve, and throwing a genial warmth upon the debilitated and re-
-1,41,
,),.,trt- tli:t stand in rived of assiqacce.
:liil,l,,,,atett 67teiety is sulieet to no clas: of Diseases so much as the
5e,,,,v, 0, US, which invade alike the delieate Female, and the rohu:t and
A,„,..:1,..e'Y It.,rous Youth. Listle:sness of 3lind, impaired Strength and
tit- j,',".'l- . Ilatii!ence, HeacLche, Vertigo and Dimness of Sight, arc more
no s‘i"r!.obr!rtalle iti Min all ; a, ti tor which no remedy has hitherto beer,
LI
1,,,,,,r_the A
~A.IZ '''slul'y othni,,istered a: this eelebi at ed Cordial.
NTI-IMPETIGE , ES, or SOLOMON'S DiIOPS, which
llstem
tel the blood, eradicating scorbutic humours, and restoring the
the
,01 triton impel: ed by the imprudent use of Mercury, have been found
It z° • en.vator to lie.lth and rigour
hiti,,,rtu tr'uly mild, s::le, and effectual Remedy, and the best substitute
Woka 11emered for that danverolis mineral Mercury. It is equally
l', kr', 314" t,' both Rote: and all a ,es. There are fax families in which
, ~..,. t...t utility does not rt'dlo it of ea's'y p.,tof, as a purifier of the blood and
j'`2712t,,c..;: or the tlattir.7.; aecretitms.. 34 ,b, five found Cases may he foal at Gilead HouSe, as heretofore.
/14. LI. )' Mr. Jehll.oll, ,8, Condit!! ; Mr. Sanger, lt.o, Oxford-street. ;
n(,r ~.. •ekril', 33 Whitechapel ; Hannay Alld Co., 63, Ora ird-strePt, cor
~, r Vc,,,ip ... '
-
'Medi,- ';ieFt ; J. W. stisli.,g, tit;, Itigh.sti yet, t't hitect-apel ; and
, tii• 1,1 lele i enders, in bottles at I s. and 3'...4. each
._'14.1 p",,1 in3v bc. had, mice Dlt. SOLOMON'S
.GUIDE TO
"'lltC,,,:',.;','!',,wilicii ;ivy be consulted as the alert fend in'the tbliow,
4.944.24..1_ -,,---Loss of Appetite
.and Strength, Nervous and Spasmodic COM.
' "e PAirnui conseiumrs lA. Dissipation, Ism ,

ONDON COFFEE-HOUSE KEEPERS'
ASSOCIATION.
At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE, held at Anderton's
Hotfil, this cay, _ _

Mr. MARSHALL in the Chair, -
It
.;as uvanimeusly rusolred—
That the thanks of this Committers are due, and are heyday given.
to Martin Young, Esq., Proprietor of " Tho San and True Sin
N',7writlerst, for his ro.uniciftent donation of 807. in aid of the funds
of this Institution, and Lite.wise for beeorning a Sub-scriber of 104)
Guineas per at nnni.
Releired tinaninioufly—That the foregoing Re-solution be pub—
isbed in all the London Journal". P. FORBES, Hon. See.
ettnhrian CoffeeAnnse, Great Rtmell-strett,
Covent-garden, Jan. 1, 1888.

TO7filE NEXT OF KIN op. THE LATE MR. AARON
.ALLOTT, DECEASED.
WHEREAS Mr, AARON ALLOTT, late
Sheffield, in the county of York, Gentleman, deceased,
by his Last Will and Testament, and a Codicil thereto annexed in
writing, and bosh dated t':e 9th day of January, 1837, gave and
bequeathed all his Estates and Effects unto Mr. Peter Webster, of
Spring-street. Sheffield, aforesaid, carpenter, and Mr. Thomas
Parkin. of Spring-street aforesaid, grocer (and appointed them
executors of his said will and codicil), on certain trusts therein
mentioned, amongst others,• after payment of certain legacies also
therein mentioned. 11; on trust as to the rest, residue, and re-
tnainder of the said trust monies, and testator's personal estate, to
pay a portion rnd divide the same residue unto and equally amongst
16 the said testator Aaron Allott's next of kin, reckoning the same
according to the Statute of Distributions (except as therein men-
tioned); and testator willed and declared that, after using
such means by advertisement or otherwise as his said executors
might think expedient for the purpose of ascertaining such next of
kin, daring the course of one year from his testator's decease, then
on trust to pay all the said rest, residue, and remainder of the
said trust funds, and his said estates and effects, unto and
equally among,-t all such of testator's next of kin as should be
discovered within such year as aforesaid, or before such division
takes place. And Testator further declared, that if at the period
abovementioned all his next-of-kin should not then be discovered,
then such as should not have been discovered, should be excluded
all benefit under his said will. Notice, therefore, is hereby given,
of .such will and codicil to the next-of-kin of the said Testator;
and that also the said Testator died on or. about the 10th day of
January . now lett past ; and that all persons claiming as
next-of-kin to the said deceased are required without de-
lay to make out their title or right to a share of the said residue
inemirs, as next of kin, according to tlke Statute of Distribution,
andleive their credentials, or particulars of proof thereof, at the
Mikes, in North Church-street, in Sheffield, of Mr. 13roomhead,
solicitor, for examination, or from and after the 10th day of Ja-
nuary instant; those neglecting or omitting so to do will be ex-
cluded all benefit under the acid will and codicil.
By Order,
HENRY BROOMHEAD, Solicitor to the Executors.

GREAT LEINSTER and MUNSTER
RAILWAY.--FIRST EXTENSION FROM DUB-
LIN TO KILKENNY.
Subscribed Capital 800,600/. In shares of 100/.
First payment 21. 10a., per share.
DIRECTORS.
HENRY BAINBRIDGE, Esq., Chairman.
FRANCIS WILSON, Esq., Deputy Chairman.
Thomas .Barnwell, Esq. Richard Preston Pritchard, Esq.
Peter Gale, Esq. Owen Ryan, Esq.
Geo. La 'fondle, Esq. Benjamin R. Shaw, Esq.
John Maher, Esq., M.P. Edward Stewart, Esq.
Thomas Mooney, Esq. Francis White, Esq.
ENOINEtits.
John Macneil and David Aber, Esqrs.
SOLICITOitg.
Messrs. Fladgate, Young. and Jackson; and Matthew Bar-