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EE THE DAILY NEWS of JUNE 1
Daily News (Mee, Whit,frl

April 24, 181 q.

Iti,order of the Directors.
..,,VIJAHLEI3 t. SAIJNIIKR3. Seer tary,

IRISH GRN-t.I. RAIL WA Y,
DUBLIN TO GALWAY.
The PETITIONS to twilit HOUSES of PARLIAMENT from the
SUBSCRIBER and SHAREHOLDERS in this RAILWAY "To
suspend, the progress of the Bill dining- the proposed negotiations,
and until after the adjOurned meeting,".LlLS FOR ,IG.NATURE
at the Shareholders' Lteintnittea-room, FoUnder,' Hall-court, Loth-
bury. . IIICILUiD THOMPSON, Secretary.
Aurir2B, 1846.

D A ..sfdr.T - R
- _ - . • . RAI rtwAy, • -
Front, an anxious deSire to meet the public ,convenience, and with
a view to plaCing the varied advadtves of then-Railway, in respect
both orbusiness and pleasure, nn;re within the reach of every class
of the community, the .Directors of this Company have resolved, on
and after the ISt of May ensuing '
To inirrease the titun*r.of ihe trains and. to accelerate their speed,
and vary the hours of departure ani arrival of many of them.
To carry Second-Class Passengers with their Express Trains.
To MlOll5lll their Sbiw, Trains 'altogether, ;MA to convey Third-
Class Passengers at the Parliamentary fares, with their ordinary
Trains. four times a day each way, and at bouts to allow of an early
departure and late return to and fro.
ant o
eruke. he following :great lieducticui in their Fares through-
- •
Express Ttain, lirit Class reduced to 20s.
second class —17 s.
Fast Trains, first class —17 s.
secon —l4s.
• Mixed Teains, first class -14 s.
.s.,:cond class —10 s.
•
Third class at 6d.
. areB arrangement with the Floating Briti,x Company, the Omni-
bua between Gosport and Portstneu4Vils redaced from is. to fsi.
each Passenger, including the saute weight of laggege as allowed by
the Railway Company. First class, 112kb. • second. class, 'Alb.;
third class,'s6lb.'
Stepi are in progress to increase the convenience of passengers
Proceeding by steam to France, the 'Channel Islands. the Southern
Coast,:and the 61, of Wight. "rhis route to Piwidc',' although sAine-
What longer, is by far the most certain and ,e,ure, from there being
Tood harbours for departur., anti arrival at.both,ports.
Pare ls will be carried at a greatly reduced Scale. the throughout
eltargl between Sotithitinpt.,, ;LOW. n, including
delivery by passenger trains, being Axed as follows, viz.-
-Is. Od. tor 2`.4 lb.
fist. . 561 b.
2s. Od. „ I'l2lb.
Time Bills, giving full partictilar,, sae in course of publication.
/By order).
I.Atiltr..Krll' CAMPBELL, Secretary.
-
Aord lA. 1546. .

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ll)bA' ,N • It A L y
Notice is hereby given, that a . SPECIAL GENERAL
2dEET.ING of the PROPRIETOR-; of this Company will he held at
the Derby Stat.on, Derby, on SATLItD4Y, the 2d day of May now
next ensuing, at twelv, o'clock, a lien the drafts of the undernien-
tioned Bills, introduced into Parliament in the present session, will
be submitted to the Proprietors for their aPprval, under which Bills
It is proposed to it,:thorise the Midland Railway Company, either to
construct, or to become the Proprietors of, or to contribute towards
the formation of the Railways, and to purchase the Canals therein
BuntAued t th4t is to say
A Bill to authorise certain alteratiorfs in the Line of the Syston and
-PeterbouhalkArttitch of she 4i4uid Railway, and the .formation of
certain other lirancliTaiMillaTfreinlaVon therewith,— -
A Bill for vesting the Leicester and Swanniiiraon Italway in the
Midland Company, and for authorising the List-mentioned Company
to alter a portion *of the Leicester and Svranningtou Railway, and to
Make certain rtrauches.
A Bill to enable the Midland Railway Company to make a Rail-
way from Burton-upon-Trent to Nuneaton with Branches, and to
Purchase the Ashby-de-la-Zouch Canal.
A Bill to authorise the purchase of the Oakham Canal by the Mid-
land Railway Company.
A B'.ll to empower the Midland Railway
_Company to make a
Railway from rye Bridge to the Clay Cross.s. ninon of the Midland
Railway and a Branch in the Parish of Crick.
A Bill to einpowe.• the Midland Railway Company to make several
Branches from tile Ercwash Vall,y Railway.
A Bill to empower the Midland Railway Company to make a Rail-
way tiorn Nottingham to Mansfield with Branches therefrom.
A Bill t" einw.war the Midland Railway company to make a Rail-
way frOm the Midland Railway at Clay Cross, to join the Notting-
ham and Lincoln Railway Branches.
A Bill to empower the Midland Railway Company to make a
Branch Railway front Swinton, in the West Riding of the County of
York, to Doncaster, Gainshorough, and Lincoln, with Branches
therefrom.
A Bill to empower the Midland Railway Company to make cer
Lain Branch Railways from the Main Line of their Railway and for
other purposes.
A Bill to empower the Midland Railway Company to extend their
Line at Birmingham, and for other purposes.
A 11111 for making a Railway from the Birmingham and Gloucester
Railway, at Kings Norton, in the County of Worcester, to Hales
Owen, in the same County.
A Bill for making a Railway from the Birmingham and Gloucester
Railway at Ashchurch, in the County of Gloucester, to Great Malvern
In the County of Worcester.
A 1411 for inakingat Railway from.the Bristol and Gloucester Rail-
Way at Stonehouta in *the County of Gloucester, to the Birmingham
and Gloucester Railway...at Gloucester.
A Bill for making a RailWity _from the Bristol and Gloucester Rail-
way, at 3langotsfield, to Bath..
A Rill to Consolidate the-Bristol and Gloucester, and Birmingham
and Gloucester Railway Companies.
A Bill to Consolkiate the Bristol and Gloucester, and Birmingham
and. Gloucester Railway Companies with the Midland Railway t.,"om •
pany.
A Bill for making a Railway from the Midland Railway near
Leiceater to the Towns of Northampton and Bedford, with a Branch
to tas palled the South ALdland Railway Northampton and Behord
Lines.
A 11111 for Making a Railway -from the proposed South Midland
Railway (Northampton and Bedford L-nes), to Huntingdon, with a
tl Branch to be called the Sonth Midland ',a way, (Huntingdon Branch).
A Bill for making a itailiray from Poole to join the proposed Man-
chester and SoUthariniton Railway in the Parish of Collira;boura
Ducles, in the County of Wilts, with a laranch therefrom.
A Bill for making a Railway from Soutiattnaton to Swindon, in the
County of Gloucester, to be called the Manchester and Samithampton
Railway.
A Bill for making a Railway
from the . chester and 111mill:than'
ItailWay at Cheadle; in the County of Wester, to or near to the c
Ambergate Station of the Midland Railway in the ounty of Derby,
to be called the Manchester, Buxton, atlock, and Midlands Junc-
tion Railway. .as
A Bill for, making a Railway,or ways fro.m Wolverhampton
and Dudley to the Midland Railway at Wichnor Forge in ri atenhal,
to be called the Trent Valley, Midlands anti Grand Junction
Railway. •
A Bill for making a Railway from the London and Birmingham
Wa
gh_amr.
Railway in the Parish of Hampton, iti Arden,
avick,:to the Rinnitigharn and Gloucester Railway, in the Parish of
In the County of
Ashchurch, in the County of grioncester.
A Bill for making a Rails from the London and Birmingham
Railway, in the Parish of Hampton, in Arden. in the County of War-
wick, to the Town of Banbury, in the County of Oxford.
A Bill for making a Railway from or near the City of Worcester to
the London and i:iriningham Railway, in the Parish of Weedon, in
the County of Northampton, with a Braack to Alcester, in he
County of Warwick.
The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'clock precisely,

GEORGE HUDSON, Cilairman, lof the Board
JOIIN IS. Deputy-Cashisumn, 5 of Directors.
By order,

J. F. BELL, Secretary.

thii 22d dar of March. 15146.

1 tRITISII COLLEGE of HEALTH, N ENV-
ROAD, LONDON.
Messrs. MORISON have much pleasure in publishing the follow-
ing extract of a letter from the Rev. A. Hewlett, Astley Parsonage,
near Manchester. .As that gentleman has had considerable experi-
ence for a series` of )13ArS in the Hygeian mode of treating diseases,
his statement tniast he admitted as highly important
Ast.'cy Parsonage, near Manchester, March 24, 1846.
" Gentlemen,—Jbe success A' the medicine (31orlson's Pills)
among the poor ini`bis village is very great; very many individdals,
and some Whole lam Wes, never think of seeking any other aid. In
wine cases, were otht-r medical a'd had been procured (through that
oi impatience tt,hae pills
t I er
o, whieh Is s tiatural to us all in illness) a return to the use
has been ailed with complete success. We have now
tried .thein
oar large faSile,e'SPllY At* every case of illness that has occurred in
convinced of tii'e''s:rrin do last three cars, and lem thoroughly
ut
tzirneee 3 of the theory on which the pills are made;
and believe that if
et ra - Medicine'
judi-
cious use of the en.-able complaint the caret it and
will accomplish the cure.
Yours truly,
•

"T 4 messrs. ,Sforison, 'bill Colle ALFRED HEWLETT.
ge of Health,
New road. Loiclon."
No Chemist or Druggist is h'uthorised to sell Itiorison's Hygeian
edlilned. See that the words •-• Morison's Universal Mediehies"
are engraved on the government

THE 'NEST APERIENT AND ANTIL7ILIOUS MEDICINE FOR
GENERAL USE
Ig
HT"EAMPTON'S PILL OP HE ALT II which
. effectually relieves the etelnach and b, 'Weis by gentle relaxa.
lion, •without griping or prostration of stre. Uth. They I enitive
head .ache, sickness, dizzihess pains in the el, eat. gcc., are highly
grateful to the stomach, promote digestion, crea,'e appetite, relieve
languor and depression of spirits ; while to those: e,` a rull habit, and
tree livers, who are continually suffeting non; dr, •that3l•44l heaviness,
and singing in the head and ears, they offer naval. Stages will not
to be appreciated.
This Medicine has for many 3,e,rs received the approva: of the
most respectable classes of society, and in emit irmation of it, effl-
eacy,the folloiving letter has been kindly forwa. Med to Mr. Pro,l,t,
with permission to publish it, and, if requisite, t o refer any respect-
able person to its author:—

" To Mr.iProut, 229, Strand, London.
" lleavltree, Ex.ater, April 24, 18
Sts, I feel pleasure in being able to bear my strong and urh'a-
Hefted testimony to the excellence of your "P r ampton's gill of.
Health," .which I consider a most safe, efficiatlons, and very superior
general Medicine. The widow of an ottic-er, an elderly lady, and
never relative of mine, has need them—very zarely having recourse
to Other medicines ter a long period of Seca; shit / ~as recommended
then extensively, and in one instances tt which she, induced a person
to adept Mem; and supplied the diet hox Ite,rielt; the y have proved of
axteiextraordinary efficacy. I think that perhaps the re is scarcely any
_ of the :zany patent medicines before the put lie of equal value
•* a " friend in need"—certainly none puss, %toed c f superior claims
mall be
happy on all occasions to rive the of my individua .recom-
liendatloo, and fon Sir, 6, yni,- t servant,

r~diaar

1.14 11 C..'
.
per bvx. • , • • , , • •' --
kraugdnin..
;05,, b, •
'kat f°r itAMPTOVIs' Pill, OF HE- &Lill, and üb'e4v 14e
Vgvertlurint
Ilune mad address of Thomas Pruut, 229 Strall4‘ilancigni anlitekrap• 0

liialiltroet;..Velettetter; ,asses, »n THeitiDet; 'the Tchittlartif May,
1841'. 01 orig. o'clock la tim: thexturpokoflutanittin4
a copy, or tile Bill holy, .ittiril...l.*littinciit, to incorporate the said Coin-
/Any honstinet and inanitairliiie ?aid Railway for the co,siderit-
tioa or the ..said Bolder of 1ta..1--crs'•ltedelpts for
Bated this 27th '
,BAWTIZEE,:. Secretary.
FA `a
TASTIX-UTON7TYNE and CAICASLE
N
RAILWAY.
Notice is. herehy j(iW that-a ,:pecial General MEE TING the
Proprletorshf the Newcas tle-upon-Tyi ie and Carlisle Rail way( lan party
Will he held, at theOlice-Citiltd UOinpany, near th-, Forth, In the town
of Nefcastio-upon ou TuzsnAv, the 19th day of May, 1846, at
Twel e o'ittedk at noon; for the purpose of suinnittipi; for the approval
of the, Proprietors of the said Company the Draft,of a Bill now before
I'arli me ft, enTithled; " A sill Ci ant4ihriae'tfid Netv'enstle-upon-Tylit; .
and:t artiste Railway Company.,to tlttend hr New, •
castle,tifion•M'ytie, to niake several Branch- Railways, and for. other
purp4eis chnnectedinitbllleirundertakinir.". '
AIATTHEIV PL M it, Chairman of the Directors.

•
14 AUTON r .A.ND "1 R tli`F D JUNCTION
RAILWAY.
Ntlice isli,ereby givees that it meeting. of the lIOLDttS of SCRIP,
and or lIANKER:,' IthtIEIPTS tOr SC RIP, of thel.llllton and Drif-
4eld Junction-Railway Company, will be he d on TUESDAY, the 12th
day of ,Iklay-neXt, at A% Cora Baceltange .in New Mahon, in the
coni4of York, at One o'clock in the afternoon, when a copy of the
Bill forinaking a:,d Rranilk to Fm fingham-bridge.
will hie guhrnitted to the consid,ration of the meeting, pursuant to'
the lisolntfons 1)6:11'Ilouss of Parliament. •
An notice itibereby further given, that no percent can vote at the
said meeting," unless he prodnces his ticrip‘or Banker's Receipts.
Dated this 29th day Or.lpril,',lB3 , - . •
• NORPETII, Chairman'of the Provisional Directors.
TWN.f fN- ge.7.retarY.

STERN:--.: ' . C 0.(1.N :LNI: 1,1,.: S
1.-oRK 1.....L.510N.
In pauguitWe of,Antagw orders of P:vital-meld:, Copies of the four
raosting 1111!s, that is to s 13 --:- .
A 13;11 f,r iiiaakit,nt4 rail,w,33; from Cambridge to Lincoln, -
A 13:1' fdr thakhig a railway from I,liarolit to south Milford, •
A Jilin for Inalettz; itralgrays from March to Lin,-oln,
• A pile 1;r nitklivz a railway frotn.Tottenliant to Farringdon-street,
Will be silloriketi.tp_the,e,apo agatioivof thq hol,l,rs of tl. scr.ip and
bankers' receipts for Eastern Ciiiiiirj•••• ("fork Extens.on) shares a.„fii
tneet‘ng to
.bc held, and yitic;: is ltercliy called for lilac purpose, atthe Liondon Tay ern,, iti•diodvatel,:trecr, London, on 'fituasnar, the
14it illy of llay tisit, at One o'clock preolSely. ,•
_. , , . .
All; hol3crs
.of., tipt scrip are earnestly requested to attend the
ut&.t tog, Ann hi ;Val Mt-their seldp shares or banker's receipts thereat,
It and t send Jo the s•lers.tary, proy.ously, "an tt,n meitairan,la, with
their trainee tmcntkidresse.s,-and- the numbers and atnotun. of all'ar
scrip

ItA 1 L 11" A Y.-

GEORGE ChaTman, •,f the
DAVID WADDin ;TON, Deputy-Chaintian, j Company
By order,

,C..P. lIONE,Y; Secretary.,
Shlreditch Station, 29th April, 1546. -1

FAST-14.1,R -C U N ES it A 1114-1 V AY.
Notice Is hereby given that a Getieral Meeting ofthe Eastern
I:oziaties Registered Proprietors will be held on TucitsDAr, the 14th
of May next, at One o'clock, at the TAindoa Tavern, ilishonsgate-
weet, London, for the purpose of giving their sanction or otherwise
to the further proceedings with
A Bill for making a Railway from Hertford to Huntingdon, with
a Branch to Bedford ; and •
A Bill for making a Railway from Tottenham to Barnet.
A Bill for enlarging the London and Stratford stations of the
Eastern Counties Railway and for other purposes.
OEORGE IIUDsON, Chairman, of the
DAVID WADDINGTON, Deputy Chairman Company.
By order,
C. P. RONEY, Secretary.

l'I.;; II

ChaTl
appei

Shoreditch Station, April 29, 1846.

ILFORD AND EPPING RAILWAY.
1 In pursuance of the new orders of Parliament, a Meeting of the
Scrlpholders of the Company will be held at the London Station of
the Eastern Comities Railway Company, on THURSDAY, the 14th of
at half-past Eleven o'clock precisely, for the purpose of giving
their sanction, or otherwise, to the further proceeding with the Bill
now before Parliament in relation to this undertaking.

GEORGE INDiON, Chairman, of the Eastern
DAVID WADDING lON, Deputy Chairman, Counties Railway
Company.

By order,

C. P. RONEY, Secr;tary.

EASTERN COUNTIEs AND THAMES
JUNCTION RAILWAY BR INCIIES.
In pursnance of the new orders of Parliament, a Meeting of the
Scripholders of the Company will be held at the London Station of
the Eastern Counties R,,ilway Company, on THURSDAY, the 14th of
May, at half-past Elev'm o'clock precisely, for the purl ose of ;,ivi,g
their sanction, or otherwise, to the further proceeding with the Bill
now before Parliament, in relation to this undertaking.
?
GEORGE HUDSON, Chairman, of the East rn
Counties Railway
DAVID WADDINGTON, Deputy Chairman, Company.

By order,

C. P. RONEY, Secretary.

OR['FI GRAVESEND RAILWAY.
Li in pursuance of the new orders of Parliament, a Meeting of
the Scripholders of the Company will be held at the London Station
of the Eastern Counties Railway Company, on THURSDAY, the
14th of May, at Half-past Eleven o'clock precisely, for the purpose
of giving their sanction, or otherwise, to the further proceeding with
the B 11 now before Parliament in relation to this undertaking.
OEOkGE HUDSON, Chairman of the Eastern
1
DAVID WA.OD,INGTON, Deputy-Chairman, Counties Railway
Company.
By order, C. P. RONEY, Secretary.

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ienlbleer cosat paragraph headed " Mysterious affair,'' published
1 t.
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NANr DEPARTIVE LENTS,.
A. Bill to amend: theA.aws relating to the Business of the
Civil Departments of the Navy, and to make other
Regulations for the more effectually -carrying on the
Duties of the said Departments.
Whereas by an Act made in the second year of the reign
la'e Majesty King William the Fourth, entitled, "An
Act to amend the Law-i relating to the Business of the Civil
,Depz rtments of the Navy, and to make other Reaulations for
the more etfec,,uallv carrying on the Duties of the said Des
partments," all the duties thereof then vested- in the prin-
cipal officers and commissioners of his Maj sty's navy, and
the conimissiones fur victualling his Majesty's navy. and fur
the care of sick tied wounded seamen, were transferred to
the commissioners for executing the office I.,rit High
-Admiral Os- United Kingdom of Gr?atllritaiii and Ireland.
And whereas her MrjestV by her royal letters parent, nit-
der the great seat, bearing date the was pleased
to conditute and appoint certain persons therein named to be
such commis -inners as last aforesaid.
And whereas it is deemed expedient, and for the 'better re-
gulation of her ilaiesty's nard service, that the said cora-
missiimers for executing the said office of Isoid High Ad-
miral should he reduced to three, and that other•regulations
should be-established tor conducting the civil services of her
At,jes'y's navy.
Be it therefore enacted, by the Queen's most excellent
Majesty, by and with the advice and conselit of the Lords
spiritual and temporal. and Commons, in this present Par-
liament assembled, and by. the authority of the same, that in
ease her Majesty should be pleased to cancel and revoke the
said letters patent, by which the said several persons were
respectively constituted and appointed ceinufissioners for
exccuting.the said office of Lord High AS:ltiairal as afore,.
said, the number of such commissioners 5h4,11- be reduced to
three.
Anilbe it enacted; that the said three Obinmissioners for
t*
executing the office of Lord High Admiral as efuresaid, shall
be and they are hereby authorised and empowered to appoint
a naval officer, during god behaviour, to be syled " Comp-
trolls:. of the Deckyard Establishments;" Under whose dirsc-
then and contrsul shall be placed the surveyor of the navy,
the storekeeperegenerals *ratan thsLoflicers attached to the
dockyard establishmeins, and to—rilthn the said commisc•
sioners shall be and they are hereby authorised and em-
powered to depute all or any of the powers transferred to the
said commissioners from the principal officers and conunis-
sioners of his Majesty's navy by the sail Act of the second
veer of the reign of his latelklajesty William IV. Provided
always, that the said Comptroller of the dockyard establish-
ments shall correspond with the secretary for the time being
of the Board of Admiralty, and shall obey all orders and in-
structions which shall be from time to lime transmitted to
hint by such secretary.
And be it enacted, that the said commissioners shall be
and they are hereby authorised and empowered to appoint a
naval officer, during good behaviour, to be styled " Comp-
troller of the Medical and Victualling Department," under
whose direction and contronl shall be
placed the Physician
of the Fleet and Comptroller of the Victualling, to lie here-
after styled " Purser and Paymaster of the Fleet," and all
the officers and servants attached to the medical and vic
tualling department of the said establishment, to whom the
said commissioners shall be and they are hereby authorised
-and empowered to depute all or any of the powers transferred
to the said commissioners from the principal officers and com-
,
missioners for victualling his Majesty's navy, and for the
care of sick and wounded seamen by the said Act of the
second year of the reign of William IV. Provided always,
that the said Comptroller of the Medical and Victualling De-
partment shall correspond with the secretary for the time
being of the Board of Admiralty, and shall obey all orders
Commissioners shall
and instructions which shall be from time to time transmitted
to him by such secretary.
And be it enacted, that the said three
be authorised and empowered to appoint a person to be
styled the " Comptroller of Accounts," whose duty shall be
to comptrol the accounts and bring forward the estimates
and perform any other duties deputed to him by the said
Commissioners for the time being, under whose direction and
control shall be placed the Accountant-General, and all clerks
and other officers attached to his department for executing
the office of Lord High Admiral, to whom the said Commis-
sioners shall be and they are hereby authorised and em-
powered to depute all or any of the powers transferred to the
said Commissioners by the said Act of the second year of the
reign of William IV. : provided always, that the said Comp-
troller of Accounts shall correspond with the Secretary for
the time being of the Board of Admiralty, and shall obey all
orders and instructions which shall be from time to tune
transmitted to him by such Secretary.
And whereas by the third section of the said Act passed in
the second year of the reign of his late Majesty King
liani IV., it is enacted, that from and after the revocation of
the said letters patent, all contracts, covenaets, and agree-
ments made between the said Commissioners of the Navy
and Victualling respectively, or any person on their behalf,
and any other person or persons whomsoever, for the supply
of any stores, peids or other things for his Majesty's ser-
vice, or for the performance of any work, or on any account
in anywise relating to the naval and victualling oepartments
respectively, or in which the said Commissioners are in any
manner interested or concerned, shall in like manner be trans-
ferred to and vested in the Commissioners for executing the
office of Lord High Admiral aforesaid for the time being, and
shall he executed and enforced by them in the same manner
as if they had been named therein: and whereas it is deemed
expedient that such sectittn should he repealed and re-en-
acted as hereinafter mentioned; be it therefore enacted, that
from and after the passing of this Act, the said section be
and the same is hereby repealetl.
And be it full her enacted, that from and after the revoca-
tion of the said letters patent, all contracts, covenants, and
agreements made between the
_said_ Commissioners for ex-

ohtichitrhadepspoialii
iig-iiiitCle4dinidto-.
ecuting the office of Lord High Admiral, or any person on
rromcopntcrielrlneersd,ofshtahlel
their behalf. and any other person or persons whomsoever,
for the supply of any stores, goods, or other things for her
Majesty's service, or for the performance of any work, or on
gseame manner as if they,had been
any other account in anywise rtbeheliantrin,gatnodthsheania:b-il
eaxnedcuytiecd-
itm,ueiastlsrl
iieonnngsefrdepartmentsrented
manner respectively,
ini,ittelei
reoeorsffistiseitird,
said
c:
Dockyards, the Comptroller of the Meeical and Victualling
have (if thtoe
oinhasthenodtntine:yetho
Department, the Comptroller of Accounts, and one
e'five yearsbe
anCnioi
drtißle; nnafii
ss:raic(fleorTieeris:a,ifdtoh:
efomerx
tieinci
eut executing
named therein.
And whereas it is expedient for the government of her
Majesty's naval service, that the officer to be appointed t
fill the office of Comptroller of the Dockyards and Com:
troller of the Victualling and Medical Department. should - -
fiexilpeeirtiheenrceodf
tmheesne,
perform; be it enacted, that no officer shall b
as superintendent of a dockyard or superintend
pital and victualling-yard respectively.
adepdawrte:mienvtesrswehl
superintendent of an Los-
And be it. enacted, that on the demise of the
and Rear Admiral of Great Britain, the two N.txraresent Vice
the Admiralty for the time being do hold the I Lords of
of Vice and Rear Admiral, and in the event ot!ntmens
ment of a Lord High Admiral, they hold their the appoint-
and act as his counsel. appoictment

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the Rev. Mr. Illackb,irn, a Dissenting minister,
art Mr. Debenham
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Thys
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~ The I:xpre4s Train fram Exeter 15 30 a.m., anti from London 530 Norwich. nit FRIDAY. the Sth day' of Nay uext, at Two o'cli,ek in the 5. The Student Abr 441.-6. The Man mountain ; A Legem._7. 3, Charlotte-row, Mansftni-h"'
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- . The 11'4S:train front ntettrWill start at One o'clock. s: -' provar orate atthYe- MEV ''., . ''.'f',, - , t, . .'•&11,16446,:.
•' APri. Ate 0re4011.4-4, ..Veatiges of .crtattle :a;.a."eirx,f -,...,' " -' • ''. " ' BENJAMIN lIPILL, Esq.. Deputy Chairtmn.
The Train itom Bristol to Exeter will leave at 4 35, instead of, .-- ,- • • --• , - •-p;DWAREt-wif,LE PT, •- • . .7• ' lritil4ished by Barker and White, 33, Fleet-streel, Lon o'n,Wertete- • TIM IS THE ONLY GUARANTEED MUTUAL COMPANY,
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.. 5, Pat. .. , ' _ - Chairman of the Coinmittee 0: Management. obtained (by order) of all Bookselle .s, in Town or COUntry. those as:urituchn the participating principle ha-.ing the security of a
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The Langley Attrsh Station will be opened, and two Passenger ..'..,:-Norwi,•ll, April 27. 1846. '.' • -
. .10-:nt-sto k eorniLatiy, and being entitled at the same tittle to the
unless they can prove that it
nCI Company p
tay-
.- THE LAW REVIEW, i'N'o. VII., fur MAY,' wh"he of the mutual profits.
unhesitatingly
Trains eV:tit way will call there.
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The 130 Train from Maidenhead will start at Three o'clock, r.m., .( . !, - , , " . Prieess., contaluS— TIII-: I', THE ONLY CO3iPANY who are boned by their deed
of constitution not to dispute any policy
for Paddington. i ! - - ' - BURY( aru: lIALST,E.AD KALAMAI.
. . . "1• Lives of the Cipricellors.
First aad lien tul Class Passengers can tievAl by all the Third Notice is, hereby: ,„tV&,li: tha...t..a ;:likli.4l_,.NG of put lI.O.LDERS, of 2. The Law of Estates, chap. r.
clause in their deed *f constitution, SCRI and,ot BANKFTtI7. 1ek.4.4.1PT.. ig. rant .of the COLCUE,s- 3. Tip,wdsh jut*, , . .
selasve°s4olfaitilitede p:::rntoufd:)171e1:111: iti:iiBa;rtai7lee the
Class Tra us betw,
-,•en Paddit.utton and BristeL ._ . . .
.T cat, rout y,i, Ll,,k; I,' -;;C-D1.4111,Y, and, 1 tALST.O.X„D. ..RAILly.k Y '.4. Bova) ian, It eta:LA:h. ble Trials, deprived them-
Fur 'dither particulars or change of time of Trains calling, at inter-
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COm AN y, "vo I- be herd at the Orticts•ot the said Company, No. / • 5 . Uhcertainty of Law, to lITOVO that it was ,tht.1,,...1 i 5,,,,, rl, e.. h_.
, UltdiatliSi. alone, reterence nt,t be hal to the new Train Bills.
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