The Sun.
London, England, 1856-01-15 00:00:00

aR. W. S. WOODIN'S OLIO of ODDITIES,
Fifty instantaneous Metamorphoses of Voice, Character,
concluding with an impersonation of. Mlle. Rachel, as
Every, evening, at 8. In consequence
Camille
miCiloestitnim "Les
of the great success that attended Ilk' two Morning Performances
and the disappointment experienced by many tamilies unable to
obtain admission on those occasFons. Mr. W. B. Woodin Is induced
to give another Morning Representation, to take place on Saturday
next, Jan. 19, at Two o'c'eck. Private boxes and stalls may be
ecured in advance, without extra charge. Polygraphic-hall, King
Willlam•street, Strand.

CAOUTCHOUC COMBS.-M. FANVELLE
D LEBA 1111 E, 10, Boulevard. Bonne Nouvelle, Paris, Inven-
tor of the India Rubber Combs, has obtainei a First-class Medal at
.The
]cave jury,signal services rendered by Messrs. Favrot and esruelles, assistants
medal of the second-class.
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aiEnexdgseitniotlnema

TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE EASTERN COUNTIES
RAILWAY COMPANY.
_ _

GENTLEMEN,
I
Y attention has been called to a letter
I addressed to you by Mr. James Goodson, as the Chairman
Of. a Committee stated to represent the interests of Mr. Waddington,
and which is advertised in the " Times" of this mornine, in which it '
is a, ated that the motive of this Commit tee in now addressing you is
"to rescue the Company from the an,rchy and confusion which pre-
vail, and to avert the further evil' which threaten it, if the present
placed is allowed to continue ;"
iinntw)rcilleicrhtoitplust an end to the disorganisation at
d with a view to the efficient management of your
present
rinieodsmer
nuartl anomalous
further,
pt
itonistgai
that
and
,nt!
property, it is highly desirable that 14r. Wad dington be re-esta-
blished in his position as chairman " it is not Lay intention to offer
any remarks at the present moment as to the expediency or
eafter have to determine; but in the
meantime pros-
pectr of advantage to the Company in the return of Dir. Waddington
to its management; that is a matter peculiarl- for your considera-
tion,
give a most oqualified contradic-
tion to the statement that anything like anarchy or confusion new
prevails in the conduct of your affairs, or that there exists any such
disorganisation in its concerns 'as Is attributed to it by the adver-
tisement in question. I beg t• assure you that the Directors now
.nupon I
feel it my dut y which you will het o in
remaining in office are giving their most unremitting attention to
the careful management and security of your property, that they
have every reason to believe and hope that the Company will not
receive any injury from the interruption that htts lately taken place
fir the regular working of the Board, and that no means are left un-
employed by Om tending to promo' e the security and well-being of
' the concern, together with a rigid economy in alt its departments.
Your obedierst servant.
IiBUCE. Deputy-Chairman.
Blshopsgate Terminus. Xan • 14..1856.

IN TIM BAUR vu UHT OP CHANCP,Ity.
rRIESEMAIt.—On the 29th of May, 1855, an
I injunction was granted by the High Court of Chancery, and
in the 11th of June following was made perpetual, against Joseph
ranklin and others, to restrain them, under a penalty of one thou-
•and pounds, from huitatln, this Medicine, which is protested by
ioyal Letters Patent of England, and secured by the Seals of the
,colc de Ph rinacie de Paris• and the Imperial College of Medicine,
Jenne.