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FIFTEENTH REPORT FROM THE
SELECT COMMITTEE ON RAILWAY BILLS
CLASSIFICATION.
Mr. Wilson Patten reported from the Select Committee ap-
pointed for the Classification of Railway Bills according
to the resolutions adopted by the House, that they had
further considered the several matters referred to them,
and had agreed to report as follows :
Your Committee recommend that the Preston and Wyre
Railway Harbour and Dock Company (Longridge Junction),
be removed from Group Na. 41, and be placed in Group No. 44.
Your Committee recommend that the Manchester and
Leeds Railway (Extensions), now in Groups No. 39 and No.
59, should be removed from Group No. 39, and remain in
Group No. 59 only.
Your Committee recommend that the Lancaster and Pres-
ton Junction Railway be referred to Group No. 59.
Your Committee recommend that the Chichester, Ports-
mouth, and Fareham Railway be referred to Group No. 60.