The Sun.
London, England, 1866-06-26 00:00:00

RAILWAY BILLS.

In Lord Redesdale's Committee, on Friday, the
following bills were passed :—The Thorpe and
Great Clacton, to raise £40,000 by shares and
£13,300 by loan ; the London and North-Western
and Cockermouth and Workington (Amalgama-
tion ; the Middlesborough Extension and Improve-
ment, to borrow £31,000 ; the London and North-
Western and Whitehaven Junction (Transfer), and
the Cannock Chase and Wolverhampton.
In Room C the following bills were heard and
adjourned :—The Edgware, Highgate, and London;
the Midland (Settle to Carlisle ; and the Caledo-
nian (Greenock and Gourock Extension).
In the Standing Orders Committee the following
bills were passed :—Solway Junction (Capital), and
the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire (Cen-
tral Station and Lines).

In Room B, House of Lords, yesterday, the fol-
lowing bills were passed :—The Shrewsbury and
North Wales and Shrewsbury and Potteries Junc-
tion (Amalgamation) ; the Devon Valley and North
British (Arrangements), to raise £20,000 by shares;
the Great Northern and Western of Ireland, to
raise £30,000 by shares and £lO,OOO by loan ;
the North British (Camps, &e., Branches), to raise
£73,000 by shares and £24,300 by loan; the Houn-
slow and Metropolitan ; the Redford and North-
ampton ; the Cambrian (New Works) ; and the
Glasgow and South-Western (Additional Powers),
to raise £217,000 by shares and £72,300 by loan.
The following bills were adjourned :—The Lan-
cashire Union, the Wycombe and the North-
Western and Charing-cross.
In Lord Redesdale's Commitee, the London,
Worcester, and South Wales Bill was passed.
In Room C, the Midland (Settle to Carlisle),
and the Caledonian (Greenock and Gourock Ex-
tensions), to raise £410,000 by shares and £136,600
by loans, were passed.

In the Standing Orders Committee, the Upavon
and Andover Bill was passed.
In the Ways and Means Committee of the House
of Commons the following bills were passed :—The
Central Ireland, to enable the Waterford and
Kilkenny and the Kilkenny Junction Companies
to raise £llO,OOO by shares and £36,600 by loan,
and the Sligo and Ba]laghaderreen, to raise £lO,OOO
by shares and £3,330 by loan. The East India
Irrigation and Canal, and the Madras Irrigation
and Canal Bills were adjourned.

In Group 17, the preamble of the Rhymney Bill
to raise £90,000 by shares, and £30,000 by loan,
was proved.

SURREY HOP GARDENS.—The hop gardens at
Farnham and adjacent districts have considerably im-
proved, and are now in healthy condition, and the process
of " christening" took place yesterday—a ceremony observed
on Midsummer-day, in ascertaining if the hopbine has
topped the pole. Cy der and ale are given to labourers on
this occasion,

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