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 Cockerniouth 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, &c., 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.

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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 Ballaghaderreen, 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 Rbymney 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 aro 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 polo. Cy der and ale are given to labourers on
this occasion,

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