The Sun.
London, England, 1856-02-01 00:00:00

NORTH BRITISH.

The adjourned meeting of this company for the pur-
pose of considering Mr. Walker's motion to instruct the
directors to withdraw the money bill now in Parlia-
ment was held at Edinburgh on Tuesday. Mr. Hodgson,
chairman, presided.
The CHAIRMAN again stated the intention of the direc-
tors to offer their seats to the shareholders after the
passing of the money bill, and before expending the new
capital, and he urged Mr. Walker not to take any course
which w,nild impede or endanger that bill.
Mr. WALKER moved that the meeting,
having no con-
fiden,lT whatever in the board, instruct them to witb-
wehnidch reviewed 3.
the ten last half-yeadraw their application to Parliament for a bill to raise
new capital, and take no further meascres to promote
the same.
Mr. INFGArrN• secrolysidreeo
dptrhtes, all of
sively spoke of ecunomy in management and the line
in i condition, and an early prospect of dividend
goo(
to the original shareholders, whereas for some years
past till that day they had not received any dividend.
They La I received ut) dividend, and they were still
told that their earnings were absorbed in renew-
ing their plant. He blamed the unfortunate position of
the line on the incompetency of the management, and
wished to see the present directors replaced by better
men.

Mr. BERRY moved the adjournment of the discussion
till the half•yearly meeting in March, which amendment
was carried by a majority present, but held to be re-
versed by the votes of the proxies intrusted to Mr.
Walker. Mr. Walker's motion was, in like manner,
held to have been carried by the proxies.
The meeting then separated.

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