The Sun.
London, England, 1841-05-25 00:00:00

AUDITORS.

G. F. Minton, Esq. IJ. Finney, Esq.
ILtxxxas—Messrs. Ladbroke, Kingscote, and Co.
The above-named Company has been formed with a view to
introduce to public attention a projected improvement in the
construction of railways, from which it is confidently expected
that the most important benefits will be derived by the country
at large.
It may suffice briefly to state, that the prominent advantages
over the prevailing system which the new principle offers are-
1. The preservation of life and property from those melan-
choly accidents which have lately so frequently occurred, com-
bined with facilities for travelling with equal speed, and in-
creased comfort and security, at dimixished rates.
2. A considerable saving of expenditure, inasmuch as a
railway on the plan proposed (which will almost supersede the
necessity of tunnelling or embanking) may be constructed in
less time, and at two-thirds of the cost, of one of similar ex-
tent now in ordinary use, and the annual charge of repairs be
reduced by 70 per cent.
Entertaining a firm con►iction that this novel and truly ex.
cellent invention is not only eminently adapted to answer the
purposes contemplated by the ingenious proprietor, Mr. Ran-
geley, but to open to capitalists a channel for profitable invest-
ment in the promotion of an enterprise of great national in-
terest, the Company propose to prefer the fairest claim to
encouragement and support by constructing, in the first instance,
a railway only of sufficient dimensions to enable the public to
judge of its efficiency when carried into more extensive opera-
tion; and for such purpose to limit the liability of persons de-
sirous of becoming shareholders to a deposit of 11. only on each
share taken, beyond which trifling advance no responsibility
'can be incurred, until the success of the experiment shall have
been ascertained, of which no doubt exists.
Models and drawings of the proposed Railway may be seen
and examined, and prospectuses, containing every requisite in-
formation, obtained at the Company's offices, 1, Walbrook-
buildings, Walbrook, London, where applications for
.shares
may be made.
London, May, 1841.

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