The Sun.
London, England, 1846-03-09 00:00:00

LONDONDERRY and ENNISK-1114

RAILWAY.—(THIS DAY).
A Special General Meeting .of the Proprtetors of tbishorely
pany was held in the Board-room, at their offices, 5' c of di.
passage, Guildhall, at one o'clock to-day, to approvef
Bill, now pending in Parlianient, for altering the lise_,°
way, and extending it to the bridge of LondouderV.-
L G. Frith took the Chair.

The SECRETARY read the advertisement. he P"-
The CHAIRMAN said they were no doubt aware of t 0,0
port of their meeting. It appeared from Mr. Steplidea
report, which they had received last year, recominen by ibl4
alteration in the line, that a saving would be effected .0
alteration to the Company of 2(19,0001. It was 12ecteh i$J.;
however, to have a Bill from Parliament, sanctioning 'll6oll'
teration, and they had been called together to consider w
, they would authorise the change. cleit'
The CHAIRMAN moved, and Mr. SitYMER se-13 opr
resolution to that effect, which was carried without
sition.
,
Mr. Stephenson's report to the Company nonArm flg
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report after actual surveys had been made, was then r lit
the meeting separated.

LONDON AND BIRMINGH'

RAILWAY.—(THIS DAY.) hi, oil'
A special general meeting of the proprietors of,rt",rniov''
way was held this day, at one o'clock,.
conditionalEuston - squ Euston-square,
agreement
et
nh
te purposefor
a ellinogf confirming, firrni
Valley Railway to this Company. Mr. Glyn occur°
chair.
.Ang bees
The advertisement announcing the meeting ba'
read, f
The CHAIRMAN said, as the subject-matter °
Diu
amalgamation of the London and BirminEhainbePre
the Trent Valley Company had been so It ell rToobl:
them, it would be unnecessary for him t° 111
them with any lengthened observations. ' relo,
necessary to call them together, because the Legislate oleo
wisely provided provided that their sanction to such an afire übs,
should be in the first instance obtained, and that s
quent meeting should be convened to confirm it'og
transferringn a, o etelear; r e wive,ol,
td
would recollect that so tar back as their Mee
August, 1844, the question of the London Art'
Birmingham Company becoming purchasers of .of befes
ners in the Trent *Valley Railway was brought
them, and Was unanimously approved of. At 5 prerfa
general meeting, held in February, 1845, a furtbe,et.ben
sition for effecting such an amalgamation,' was brougli f
them—namely, that they should become lessees :1 6it:ii
line, that the directors of the two Companies ahm11,5,10,,
the same board,' and that their shares should be c°',10,.,
of the same value as the London and Birmingbattd de,°;
Their co-partners in that arrangement were the Go,fi"
tion and the Manchester and Birmingham C.,.°`11 ;3, 1);;I
each Company taking 2 -9ths, and the Trent re-le •
prietors 3-9ths. In the Act which eceivedthe pods
assert last year, a provision was inserted giving y' a a
to lease the line to this Company, or to this COP: t as,
conjunction with the Grand Junction and Manchesiel
Birmingham Companies. In preparing the deed fl!rrocereto
the line several technical - objections had been ul-pr re
which first called the attention of the diee';il
the great inconvenience Which could not . sAro
b,4§
arise on account of three-ninths of t'`nirect",o
being held by the Trent Valley proprietors. The oed
finding that the Trent Valley proprietors were disP oral
„
make-the bargain a money one, entered into an sirw,
with them to purchase their shares at 281. each, rift'ieor titi
for the premium to which they had arisen, and •,-suot.o;
money paid upon them by those to whom they were or 10
It was, therefore, evident that this a rrangevilt
the best which could be devised, as bich 'o'er
quite clear from the favourable position ve pea
Grand Junction and the Manchester and Birmingham
occupied, possessing as they (the London and 13n11";,/ei t la
did, 6-9ths of the whole capital of the Trent Valler,',-e Tch°o
amalgamation of them all, and the arrangement el der'
accounts and business details, that they would itch tilt
greater advantages from the arrangements intoof
had entered than -under a lease. After a ie`f the f(
remarks, he concluded by pressing the confirmation °taloa
solution passed at the last meeting for the amalgarn A
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the two Companies, which was acceded to. stag
In reply to several questions, the Cmitalit'''irpoa%.
that they might defer the payment of the pureb
until the 15th of July ; but that he halo
reason reason to believe that hey would be to .1 • nests
dition to do so on the 15th day of A1a1,000,%,6
but, supposing they would not be in a condition to n reel r
Trent Valley proprietors would not be entitled Wiliog °'•
from them any interest on their capital until the 01)8,01d
the line. They confidently expected that the line "
opened in the middle of next year.
The meeting then separated.

- -
BRIDPORT ELECTIO11•0700
This election.has terminated in the return of Or'
by a majority of one, the numbers being for--
240
Cochrane
Romilly 2391A
We are informed that Mr. Cochrane's majority W°lecroro
amounted to two, but that the last " independent age
whose vote was tendered on his behalf, refused t° "'-
bribery oath. Perjury is a thing not to be wasted.

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procuriag abortion,
HORRIBLE DISCLOSURES AT NOTTIN6HA—•'” „rcc- 0°
linghana Journal mentions the discovery in that town of a r; feta•-,:
carried on systematically by g°°''ed stiPt
wretches, who charged regular fees according to the advaln,cdon, 1594
of pregnancy. A young woman, named Catherine Sno‘'vas het
named Goodall,
week fell a victim to the practice,' and a coroner's inque2tA. wilansp°,4
was apprehended on the charge,
on her body, when the horrible system became known corer-.
jury returned merely a verdict of-" Died from luflinwatgai.strees•
but the of tee
bowels." The case will, however, be brought before the rili3gct yGar
CLERKS OF THE PEACE, &C.—lt seems theLt ,efc,_._l(l-
- total fees at quarter sessions and assizes demanded TW'Yasii.:,
ants in misdemeanour by clerks of the peace and clerks ° 9d,
sad
amounted to 6771. 15s, 7d, and those taken were 5391' I_„isded, $5
counties (England and Wales), 419/, ls. 11d. were dein.- and 1 •
3191. 17s. 3d. taken ; in. boroughs 121. 1 ls. 4d. den-Landed' 2011. 13$'
Os. 10d. taken; and at assizes 2461. 2e. 4d, demanded, stye fees deo;
Bd. taken. At the four sessions in Middlesex last year, The yala° a,
manded were 25/., and the amount taken, 241. 39. sd. __ set for
this document is enhanced by the summary, and the reason • ''':7_ „oat,
for demanding the fees ; it was procured on the motion of 31-r
Sr
the Member for Winchester. d 0.,
The English brewery of Messrs. FOAVer an ist 111Br'
St. Malo, was nearly destroyed by fire on the night of that;
insureo.,
The loss is estimated at 65,000 francs, but the propertY wir,wo.---'
THE LATE RIOTS ON THE HAWICIL
RA'ldinbtirgb,
On WednesdLy forenoon, there was a meeting in 1%
_,,en it
between the contractors and the Irish labourers, 7:„.,e of
was arranged that the latter should resume wort "'`'". and
them that afternoon, and the others on Thu_rs
.eY , lobrd
that they should not go out to their work in
accord-
bodies, but in small numbers, which thecc. TO
ingly did. Other two appehensions have taken pi
~,,.. of the
authorities are still on the outlook, and detsehmecLs_.,d jir-
military are stationed at Currie Inn, Fuchie Bridge: ro wss
niston. The funeral of the policerns.n, Pee', noon,
,int
murdered in the riot, took place on Thursday ate!, polo-
Borthwick Churchyard. It was, attended by of
_off
son and Mr. List, teother with the whole of else c 0
police.—Seotsman. 10.11 c
IcA v„tt
THE RECENT SHOOTING CASE AT RED lli
ot et 4' ea,
the time-keeper, who was Li _c the
Rice, near Andover, by Stursineer, the foren 017 Fri
works on the lion. J. Best's estate there, was sO
,considered
day, in consequence of a relapse, that it was
takeu, be.
necessary by the surgeon to have his depositi
unfortunate
fore anything more serious takes place. The
nln
8" _ he was
man is quite insensible, but on Saturday mor
rail
still alive. . - a fence ,
A contemporary speaks of sleeping on
people's lIC
with two yards of tape for a covering. &we
papa..
A merlon
conimodation4 arq rather short, truly.--.

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