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AND EXTENSION.

Mr. TALBOT, Q.C., opened the case, and stated that the
railway would meet a great requirement.
Mr. Warren appeared for the commissioners of paving.
Mr. Bidders, engineer, was examined, and gave general
evidence, of the usual character, in support of the line.
After hearing some evidence in support of the Bill, Mr.
FORSYTM addressed the Committee on the part of Mr. Cook-
son, petitioner against the Bill, who contended that the in-
terference with his property, at the new road going down to
Whitechapel, was uncalled for, inasmuch as Brick-lane and
Charles-street afforded sufficient access to the stations of the
South-Eastern Railway.
Mr. Taylor, architect and surveyor, was called, and stated
that the injury which the petitioner complained of would
be inflicted.

After a long conference and discussion between the counsel
for the parties, the Committee decided that the preamble of
the Bill was proved, and that they would report accordingly.
The Committee then adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
CALEDONIAN EXTENSION.
This Bill having had the preamble proved on Saturday be-
fore the House of Lords' Committee, was referred this morn-
ing to the chairman of the Committees on Bills.

STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE
HOUSE OF LORDS.
Their Lordships met in Room 1 (House of Lords) at the
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usual hour; Lord Shaftesbury took the chair according to
custom.
There were nineteen Bills on the list, and of these all were
railway Bills.
ST. ALBANS, LUTON, AND DUNSTABLE.
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EAST LANCASHIRE (DEVIATION AND BRANCHES ).
The same observations apply to this case, and the result
was the same.
SIIREWSBURY AND HEREFORDSIAIRE.
Also an adjourned case ; standing orders conplied with.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE AND CARLISLE
JUNCTION.
A similar case ; standing orders complied with.
GRAVESEND AND ROCHESTER RAILWAY AND
CANAL SALE AND PURCHASE.
Their Lordships declared the standing orders complied
with in this case also.
NEWCASTLE AND DARLINGTON (PONTOP AND
SOUTH STATELDS PURCHASE).
A similar decision 'Was given in this case.
SWANSEA VALE.
This Bill was opposed 1)y the Duke of Beaufort, but on
hearing the case their Lordships were of opinion that net
one of the allegations of his Grace's petition was proved.
Petition therefore not sustained and standing orders, so far
complied with.
The case, was adjourned in order to give time for an
amendment, the extra proofs necessitated by which will be
heard to-morrow.
COCKERMOUTII AND WORKINGTON.
In this case the Committee were of opinion that com-
pliance with the standing orders was proved.
The Committee then adjourned.

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