The Sun.
London, England, 1856-03-01 00:00:00

London! Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.

" THE DOCTOR :" A Tale of Rligeley.
Add,e4s of the Brbish College of Health on the
Reform Rill- query, Inquisition? No stAiggling of Medical Billk
tltroqgb Parliatnent. Let th- country look t*lt. Read the HYGEIST
awl MEDICAL REFOR MEE for March. ' May be ha 4 at the
British t 'olleg. of lie lith, New.road, London, or of any duly autho-
fazi agent for the sale of Morison's UniTeteal Medicine. Price Id.,
or d. by post.

RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

EASTERN COUNTIES.

[The following appeared in hart of our impression of
yesterday.]
The ordinary half-yearly meeting of this company was
held this afternoon, at the London Tavern, Bishop:Tate-
street. Mr. D. Waddington, M.P., in the chair.
Great excitement prevailed at the meetings in conse-
rpprice of its being the day for the election of directors
in the room of those who retired by rotation,
amongst whom was Mr. Waddington, the chaii-
man. For an hour previous to the appointed time
for the cvntnPrrntreent of the -busin4re. —Om 7410,
was ',early filled with shareholders, and at. the cont.
mei:icemen; of the biviness was den-ely crowded. Grew
confusion and noise prevailed Oronghout.
The CHAIRMAN on entering the room was received
tith a volley of minaleil cheers, hisses, hootings, and
other demonstrstions ace ircling to the feelings of tht•
respective shareholders to raids him.
The SECRETARY having read the notice convening the

one. tile.
Mr. FitA.NKLYN, clinplaine.l of the short time
the report had been in the hands of the shareh Aar-.
At present he had received mire.
The CHAIRMAN said the meeting not been properly
constituted. As soon as it ma he would explain the
apptrent delay.
Mr. /Sr-ORRIS contended the meeting was properly con-
stituted, and that Mr. Frankll n was in order.
Alter some further remarks from hon. shareholders,
.n which personal feeling predominated, the subj-rit
dropped, and the SECRETARY proceeded to read the
minutes of the last meeting.
The CHAIRMAN proceeded to a ldress the meeting,
when

Mr. FRANKLYN again complained of the report havinz
been ieeued only the night before the meeting, and said
it was to be regretted, more espzcially on this oceasi ei,
that the report had not keen issued earlier. He moved
that in future the report should be in the hauls of the
shareholders at least a fortnight before the day of meet.
ing.
A SHAREHOLDER secondel the resolution.
The CHAIRMAN said the proceeding were very irre
gular. If the meeting would decide whether they Would
have the reeart, read, or take it as rand, he would 'titer
hat address the meet;ng, a-id explain the eau re of the
delay in the issuing of the report.
The resolution wag put and carried unanimously.
The report having been taken as read,
The CHAIRMAN said that he addressed them with
feelings of deep anxiety, both on his own account
and on theirs—(laughter) so that, he might be able to
make plain to them that which they might not have
understood, and explain fully and fairly his past con-
duct. All he wished was to be judged by the facts.
Re regretted the delay that had taken place in the pro-
duction of the report, owing to the delay in the produc-
tion of the accounts to the board of directors,
because they ought to have full opportunity
of examining it, and consider ing it previous to
their being called on to approve or reject it.
The Chairman then entered into the expenditure and
receipts of the company, which are fully set forth in the
report and the accounts. The extraordinary expenditure
for the half year had been 47,914/. lb. 73., out of
which 17,347/. 3s. 7d. bad been sat aside to meet dis-
puted claims and charges not previously ascertained.
The loss on the working of the Harwich and Ipswich and
Harwich and A.ntwero boats for one year had been
5.976/. 15e. 7d., and the directors had determined not to
run these boats for the future, n.it but that they thought
that a remunerating traffic would have ultimately been
obtained. The stores account showed a deficiency of
about 4,0001., which was included in the eum Net aside
for disputed claims and charges. The revenue for the
peat year would have given a dividend of 84, per share,
had, it not been for the outlay that had been
made for the permanent way to p.aee it in
the most efficient state of repair, and he
hoped they would be able to come to a satisfactory
understanding as to what amount should be set aside for
the future for that pureeee. Toe committee of irreili;rf
bad necessarily distracted the attention of the officials,
and he believed that had been the cause of an increa a
of expenditure during the half-year, but he looked for-
ward to that unanimity in the future which was so ne-
cessary for the efficient and satisfactory working of
the tine. The working stuck was now in an ineffi,
cient order, a large sum having been expended for
TRIESEM AR, No. 1, that purpose, After alluding to the opposition lines
'I a ;lamely fOr Relaxation. 4p r,,tiorrhm.i. an all the distressing _,.,
,nieseenences wising from early abuse, &c., and its effects are ed. p..opised to be constructed, and the applications the
scions in yoath, manhood, and old age; and t - os- nersons who directors had made to Parliament, he referred to the
Are preventel entering the married stAi• from the results of early Will, and CO., complaining of
errors it is inialuable. report, of Messrs. Quitter,
TRIEBVVIAR, No. 2, the accounts of toe stores department being in arrears,
3.-ectuany, in ti a short space ot three days, completeil and -ntires
and that a month must elapse before the at
! gdicotes all traces ot those illsorders which Capavl and Cubeb
i.ive go ;ong heel thought an tntidote ibr, to the ruin of th., heat' be completed, and he (the chairman)
aeco
called us
on couldlr
.
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Afoll; that. Ise of Disorders, whit kis especial Bruce, a director, who had taken that department under
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;vitable destruct' OD tr the p v.tent's constitution, and which ail t•-• Orient'.After some other genera
without their use vi
pp-street, ...
s traaparilla in tb eworid a at ,ut remove. 1 remarks, he moved
the reception and adoption of the report.
rititEEstm, Iv, 1,2, And 3, are alike devoid onsets or erne:
ro
wlntseboate, Betton—;
al4 af annausea ilea Qua live.. They May lie en the toilet tab The motion having been seconded,
our case. In One f., r
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.in ti?.caseS, price, 1"-,Pr Dr. RILEY said that a similar promise to that made
that day to Mr. Franklyn, was, made by the chair•
here is a b,,. e t. ,
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4,.... _ ‘,.. • sk, Ard.tg, doges, as simulate. ,to him (Dr. Riley) six years ago, but it had
ored by Valpea, L,„ii., ''',•z <lieu."' & C. M 5....
To be had eri, ce: And,
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Lord-atreet, Lit.efig:.ol.
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strong
1-etreet,:- If• Ing °'• 63, 0 - rong remarks on the chain:can's con-
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PRICE'S P kTEN'r CANDLE COMPANY
• MI I ED).
The T)i•rctors of this Company are• ormarel to 'we've applica-
tions f r the ompany- Itonl4 to the amount of 53,3001., to b 3 Issued
at the ritvs ant for the per•ods following :

If for six m int hs certain, o- for fire years subject to three months'
notice by > itt>er Truly, at 6 per cent per a num ;
If for mot- tha six mo iths certain, but not more than eighteen
mon t's, 5' per cent per annum ;
If for m re than eighteen in.mthi certain, 5 per cent. per annum.
The sutwribed Capital of the Company is 750,0001., of which
650,0001. >s paid up
The t >-rno.any's total burro runt power is 100,0001., which has
already been ex-rose t to the extent of 46,7001.
Applic ttionq to be addretsed to the Secretary, at No. 1, Copthall-
buildings, Thro,,•morton-street, London.
By order of the Board.
- - -

WM. HENRY wzrant, Secreta'y
London, 23th Febrairy, ISSG.

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