The Sun.
London, England, 1848-05-08 00:00:00

When to be
Et)en Tons. delivered.
•• ..... bp Half of each In 3
• • • •••• • • • • Weeks, and the re-
-104,p rnainder in 3 Weeks
(Mottled)
.. 30 afterwards.
Nuking., • " ••
• • ••
• • Half in a fortnight,
(Virginia) 20, and the remainder
•.„•—•••••••••
in a fortnight after-
wards.
1141„,,_ a and Tobacco to be exempted from the Customs' Duties
41sti,: of tho Cocoa
be produced bynot less than 2
the parties lbs.), and otendermf the .g
and a
'47._oap (
!kap', tr
„,1„ the
oaste
Tobacco, together with the conditions of the Contracts
,Pc stew !tell at the said office. No Tender will be :ece ved after One
hd% o'' am agent ft the day or
for treaty
him,, nor any noticedn
writing.
, utiles- te party at.
E,h
tuki N. y render taus' be
addressed to the Secretary of the Admiralty.
rsait7tri_in. the left I;and center the words " Tender for, ," and
be delivered at Someriet-placr, and those for Cocoa accorn-
-411,•,1ik0 07 a letter, signed by two responsible persons, engaging to
tat. „„ bound with the person tendering, in the sum of 251. per
-4 the value, fir the due performance of the Contract.

CH--------------------
ESTER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAY,
Opts, The CHESTER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAY
oow_ililasbe.
Dotb for Traffic between CHESTER and BANGOR, 3
bt ' '''.43' I • The Trains for the month will be as follow ,
Palt4r, fronit Chester (to Bangor) • • Bin the morning.
.- U past 10
IP ID
li
b 10 If ••li to 21 in the afternoon
y
..25 past 4
o
Partin, from Bangor (to Che'ster) .. 7/ in the morning.
Si I, .. IA past 9
.
IP PO • • 3} In the afternoon
.;
•
•
7
o
DAY TRAINS.
l'i"oril Chester .Scl
8 in the morning.
•••• ••••••• •• ...... ••••
Nit, ir, -••••••••• • • • • • • • • • .... 25 past 4 in the after?oon
gor ..... .•• •• 7 in the morning.
" • ..... •• .. —. . ....... 7in the evening.
• For further particulars, see Time Bills.
By order,
el 1,- GEORGE KING, Secretary.
' —oorgate-street, London, April 29, 1848.
.
EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY
to a CO MPANY.
TIEOLDIERS OF A AND B QUARTERS OF EASTERN COUN-
f` 8 'YORK EXTENSION SHARES 'IN AREEAIt FOIL
.„-ALLS,
Riau,
nOt ~,, . hereby given, that if the CALLS now DUE by them be of 14",'.129. PAID UP, together with interest, on 3r before the 16toh
the Ill'erwlnst., they will FORFEIT all Right to their Allotments i
the fesolutSt ix per Cent. guaranteed preferment Shares issued
Wunder
Au niis of the Spedal General Meeting of the 2d ins.t.
the folders 4 of the said Yolk Extension Shares who shall send
instant the C°nlnanY'a Office for registration on or before the 20.04
per
g.,_E; Will receive their allotments for the proportions of New Six
,-e t.• Shares to which they are entitled.
Ittshopeg____ate StatilSY order,
on, btay 4' * 1848 C. P. RONEY, Secretary.
......___-___
_________
LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER and NEW-
CASTLE-UPON-TYNE .IU- RAILWAY COM-
PANY.
At an adjourned extraordinary Proprietors
of the vpool 1.1
Railwa - C NlnCeTet:gN of the
; anchester, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne Junction
—... 3 ontaany, held at the London '1 avern, Bishopsgate-street,
wituin the City of London, on Thursday the 4th day of
DUrituant
•,,,, to a resolution to that ft' d t the Adjourneu
•.xtraordinary Meet' e ect, passe a
Albion Hotel,
hunch ng of the Proprietors held at the Alb
ester; at eleven o'clock
lai Ma:, 1848:
4-31., on Friday the 31st day of March
La°_ll.A.B ROBERT WILSON' FFRANCE, Esq., in the Chair.
_ .°t!, secretary having read the resolution adjourning the meeting,
and jioe Mil:lutes of proceedings, it was
That it
by 1/r. Joins MATTHEY seconded by Mr. PARSON •
a_
M.. tn 1, eXPedient to wind up' the affairs of this LompanY s
--ve as possible
To which it *
lteeect, was, as an amendment,
That thli Y Mr. MARRIOTT ; seconded by Mr. Bonnier FISHER :
to s Company be immediately wound up, it being reservfedthteo
tr...'"v Minority to assert their own case before the Committee o
--Nuse of corn.,
dkr.'rhos, —OllB, Under the Company's petition.
oe cinti_.ier pretested agai,st the original resolution. being put by
clar.r'n• an, as being illegal. The Chairman decided to put it, and
---. It tO be carried.
, bloved by Mr. Pinson; seconded by Mr. Ashur( '—
i
bith.l". Inasmuch as a majority of the shareholders,.l.) compliance
tl,i;". `ge circular of Mr. Ffrance, dated the 15th ult.,
the Railway
ea..c opinion in favour of immediate abandonment of
before Pants-
NZ_ dissolution of the Company ; and a Bill is now
~
have signified
C.d. intituted, "A Bill for the dissolution of theaLicNoeorptp,t,y3:lttaond-
foiltr. and Newcastle-upon-Tyne Junction
itafiolwr i?s. object the im•
14.1, . abandonment of the R
rOlite abandonment of the satliwßaY•ifl'whaayv•,inangd winch Bill has been
''' t second time in the House of Commons; and
~.: Resolved,—
Wilson Ffrance,
'1 It the following gentlemen,
/.riews. Win. Nicol, Geo. Ashlin,viPzk. T;
Iglr.
MC
immittee to super
tt "di. be and are hereby appointed a •
170riirt ri =
h Parliament,
Wm. Burchell,
tinti
tilt and promote the passing of the said B.sillbtehrreobuyg
Invested wall.
kll at tile said Committee shall be. and 1
dtv:P°wers to adopt all such proceedings and easAnur,tesfera,sh!rt. ;ft
tlit Leollisite and expedient for that purpose.
1444.'4 coniMitee be, and is hereby
hitte,,,arrangetnents with all or any B
au t hoi izprdtiteos mpiteitteitioannilogen7r
Bill ; or with
thea l
or song to petition agai"' tine said
this Compattoftoorrsof
Ittti.7 Parties having
as, and when requested
t.
arid
thi v''elit and adjustment claims
And that the D
114,-,("inPany shall nom time to time
'its orders all such su
by the
outsnittee, pay over to it o
d Bill in or
lila! Of money as s'hall be uponrequirredfor the purpose of
Parliament,h
1 any claim
140.'"iles of promoting and solicitiigtheorsai
%,'ldent thereto ;or for the satisfaction liquidation o
&elaints of any person or
LA ,!ERT ; and resolved.-
-ved b • seconded by Mr.
persons a ,ainst the Companv.
That
9 Mr. PaasoN ,
adjourn
street,
4 „gat this Meeting do London Tavern, Bishopsgate-
ri.sw to Thurslay. the Bth of June,
Ains`Weive o'clock p.m., at the
,'"....'n the city of London.
"Sleurned accordingly.
1110 S. ROBT. WILSON. FFR AIME, Chairman.
..._

IIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER and NEW-
-4 CASTLE-UPON-TYNE JUSCTION RAILWAY COM-
At an adjourned Ordinary Half-yearly Meeting of the proprietors
i,Ts Liverpool, Manchester, arid Newcastle-upon-Tyne Junction
Wray Company, • eld at the London Tavern, within the city of
th 111•01,1, oa THIIRSDAY, the ath day of May, Mg, pur.uant to a re-
,, passed at the adjourned urdinsrY Halfiyearly. Meeting of
literePrietors, at the Albion Hotel, Manchester, on tii 51.5 March
—MAS ROBERT WILSON FFIIANCE, Esq., in the chair.
ltd Secretary having read the resolutions adjourning the meeting,
1... ed by Mr. Chasms, seconded by Mr. ASBLIN, an 4 resolved—
kist, "L• this Meeting do adjourn to the Bth day of June next, im-
-1,44t1Y after the termination of the adjourned extraordinary
Acvnir of the Proprietors to be hell on that day;
411rned accordingly.

TROaUROBT. WILSON FFRANCE, Chairman,

4.LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, and NEW-
-4SI.CASTLE-UPON-TYNE JUNCTION RAILWAY COM-
IAA
Nve - ..Journed extraordinary Meeting of the Proprietors of the
~,Ni1t°60,..). Manchester, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne Junction Railway
qty WY,. held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate•street, within the
11114tely London, on Thu, sday, the 4th iiay of May, 1848, home-
toth:fter the termination of the adjourned Ordinary Half-yearly
held on that day, and pursuant to a resolution to that effect,
it the second Extraordinary Meeting of the Proprietors, held
i4-111bion
Betel, Manchester, on the 31st of March last.
h""-S ROBERT WILSON IettANCE, Esq., in the Chair,
leSlew
orts having read the Resolution adjourning the Meeting,
b_
411'. PARSION ; seconded by Mr. E. Mans ; and re-
'qutt The l'Aet Agreement referred to under the Notice for this Meeting
nfirmed.
The .0
.THOS. HOBT. WILSON FFRANCE, Chairman.
tlr• , '''''rmatt declared the Meeting dissolved, and vacated the
C. MOORE WILSON, Secretary.

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Marriage requires the fultllnaent of
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