The Sun.
London, England, 1846-05-15 00:00:00

MAYhw l5, 1846.

NEW WORK BY MR. CFIARLES DICKENS.
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CTURES FROM ITALY.
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ULVERSTONE, FURNESS AND LAN-
CASTER, AND CARLISLE RAILWAY.
The Provisional Committee of this Company having advertised a
meeting of their scripholders, for the purpose of submitting for their
approval the Bill now before Parliament to authorise the construc-
tion of the above line of railway, we the undersigned take this op-
portunity of stating that we retain our original objections to the
scheme.

We consider the line of the proposed railway would be costly in
construction and unremunerative to the proprietors, circuitous as a
means of communication between Ulverstone, the west coast, and
the south of England, and therefore likely to be supplanted hereafter
by a more direct line ; and, not being called for, or justified by any
public necessity, that it would involve a wanton interference with
private interests.

We, and many other landowners upon the proposed line of railway,
have presented a petition to the House of Commons, containing the
above and other grounds of objection, and we shall adopt allne-
cessary means for urging them before the Committee on the Bill.

Dated this 14th day of May, 1846.
GEORGE WILSON, Dallam Tower, 3111nthorpe.
For the Hon. MARY HOWARD, Levens Hall, J. B. TOOSEY.
JOHN KITCHING, Milnthorpe.
JOHN HOL3IE, for RICHARD FOTHERGILL, Esq.
ROSANNA SMITHES, Riley Field, Milnthorpe.
ALICE SMITHES, Riley Field, aforesaid.
JOHN AUDL AND, of Ackenthwaite, near Milnthorpe.
ELIZABETH KITCHING, Milnthorpe.

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