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CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY.—At the
ADJOURNED EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING,
held at the Bridge-house Tavern, Southwark, on Friday, Jan, 4,
IBSG ;

ARTDITR ANDERSON, Esq., in the Chair ;

, .
It was moved by ♦. C. lonides, Esq., seconded by S. Beale, Esq.,
and resolved,

That the Report of the Committee of Shareholders, dated 24th
November, 1855, be received.

was moved by the Chairman, secomded by John Scott Russell,
Esq., and resolved,

That the ',Report of the Directers, dated 7th December, 1855, be
receired.

was moved by T. N. Farquhar, Esq.,seconted by F. Fuller, Esq.,

and resolv.ed,

That the names and addresses of all the duly-qualified candidates
for the direction proposed at this raeeting, together with the names
of the proposer and seconder of each, and with the number of shares
held by each candidate, be circulated among the shareholders, with
a request that they will return their votes thereon by Monday, the
14th January instant, each shareholder being entitled to vote in
respect of the shares registered in his name on the books of the Com-
pany on this day, and that the four candidates laving the largest
number of votes be elected. That Timothy Tyrrell, Esq., and John
Ball, Esq., be appointed scrutineer, to report upon the returns.

The following rentlemen were then nominated as candidates under
the above resolution :

Samuel Beale, Esq. David Ogilvy, Eeq.
Cll,tles Salisbury Butler, Esq., David Price, Esq.
M.F. Fleury Dauby Seymour, Esq.,
_ _

Wiliam Jeffery Etches,Esq,

M.P.

Alex. Constanilne Toni:les:Esq. i Samuel Leigh Sotheby, Esq.

N.B. It has since been discovered that Mr. Butler is not qualified
II terms of the Deed of •4ettlement.

was moved by the Chairman, seconded by Robert Gill, Esq., and

resolved,

That the bin now submitted to the Meeting, intituled " A Bill to
grant further powers to the Crystal Palace Company, for the 'Raising
of Capital, the purchase of Dulwich Wood, and the internal Manage-
ment of their Undertaking," be, and the same is hereby, approved;
and that the Directors be recommended to take all such steps as may
be considered necessary to gin afflict to the several objects referred
to therein.

It was moved by G. 11. Jay, Esq., seconded by W. J. Etches, Esq.,

and resolvcd,

That the best thanks of this meeting He gives to Arthur Anderson,
Esq , for his conduct in the chair.
It was moved by W. Puncher, Esq., seconded by S. Leigh Sotheby,
Esq., and resolved,

That this meeting desires to express its undiminished confidence
in Sir Joseph Paxton._

By order.
Crystal Palace, Jan. 5, 1856.

G. GROVE, Secretary.

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January Ist, MG.