The Sun.
London, England, 1857-11-30 00:00:00

WELLS AND FAKENHAM.

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The arrangements are progreesiog for opening this
line, and it is expected to be in operation in the course
of the ensuing month.

LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST.
Tnis company have given notices of intended appli-
cation to Parliament in the ensuing session for power
to raise further capital on new shares and stock
and to borrow a further sum of money. Also fur
power to purchase or take on lease the East Grin-
stead Railway, the Wimbledon and Croydon Railway,
and the Lewes and Uckfield Railway respectively,
or to amalgamate those undertakings, or either of
them, with that of the London, Brighton, and South
Coast Railway Company; and to sanction and give
effect to contracts and arrangements made or to be
made with those companies in reference to the construc-
tion, maintenance, working, and uses by the Brighton
Company of the respective railways and works ; to autho•
rize the company to run their engines and carriages of
every description over the Epsom and Leatherhead Rail-
way, and to use their stations, watering-places, machi-
nery, and works ; also to contribute funds and subscribe
towards the undertaking, and to hold shares in the
capital of the Mid-Sussex Railway Company, and to ad.
vance money on mortgage or bond, and to guarantee in-
terest or dividend upon all or any cf the shares in the
Mid-Sussex Railway Company. The Brighton Company
also propose to ask for power to make a railway from
Shoreham to Henfield, and to join the Mid-Sussex Rail-
way at Itchingfield and Billingshurst, and to raise money
for the purposes of the intended railways and works.

THE NEW RIVER COMPANY.—I have just seen in the
Builder for the 12th of September last, an article headed
" Hereford," in which it is stated that the New Ryer

Company are concentrating the sewers of the town in
their new deodorising beds, where all the foul sewage
water from the town will be filtered and passed into the
trust in a clear state. Can it be possible that the New
River Company really intend that the inhabitants of
the metropolis shall drink filtered sewage water I If so,
the sooner this is put a stop to the better. Hanging
would be too good for men who would perpetrate such
an abomination.—Correspondent of The Builder.
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