The Sun.
London, England, 1861-04-26 00:00:00

Kent and Co., late Piper and Co., Paternoster-row.

Just published, Bvo, in cloth, price 55., by post free, 58. ad.,
ON THE SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT of
STRICTURES of the URETHRA; showing why they
so often appear Incurable, when in reality they might be
removed by the most simple means.
By F. B. COURTENAY,
And formerly Surgeon to the Metropolitan Infirmary for the
Cure of Strictures of the Urethra.

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LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That an
EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of the LONDON
and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY will be
held at the Euston Station, London, on SATURDAY, the
11th day of May, 1861, at 12 o'clock at noon, for. the purpose
of considering, and, if thought fit, approving or otherwise,
the following Bills affecting the Company, now pending in
Parliament, that is to say :-
1. " A Bill for enabling the London and North Western
" Railway Company to construct Railways from Eccles
" through Tyldesley to Wigan, with a Branch to Bedford
" and Leigh, and for other purposes."
2. " A Bill for enabling the London and North Western
" Railway Company to construct new Railways from near
" Stockport to Altrincham, and from Chelford to Knuts-
" ford, with Branches therefrom respectively, and for
" other purposes."
3. A Bill for enabling the London and North Western
" Railway Company to construct Railways from Edgehill
" to near Bootle, from Winwick to Colborne, and from
" Aston to Ditton, with a Branch to Runcorn, to enlarge
" their Lime-street and Wapping Stations at Liverpool,
" and for other purposes."
4. " A Bill for the enlargement of the Manchester London-
" road Station, and for other purposes."
5. " A Bill to empower the London and North Western
" Railway Company to make Railways at Burton-upon-
" Trent, to confer additional powers upon them with re-
" ference to parts of their undertaking, and for other
" purposes."
6. " A Bill for enabling the London and North Western
Railway Company to acquire additional lands in con-
" nection with their Chester and Holyhead Railway, for
" renewing certain powers as to Steam Boats, and for
" other purposes. '
7. "A Bill for the Enlargement, Regulation, and Manage-
" ment of the Citadel Station' at Carlisle, situate at the
" Junction of the Lancaster and Carlisle-and Caledonian
" Railways, and for other purposes."
The following Bills introduced by other Companies are re-
quired, in conformity with.the standing* orders of Parliament,
to be submitted to the proprietors of this Company:-
8. " A Bill to empower the North London Railway Com-
" pany to widen a portion of their Railway, and for other
" purposes."
9. " A Bill to empower the North London Railway Com-
pany to construct a Railway from Liverpool-street in
" the City of London, to join their existing Railway at
" Kingsland, and for other purposes."
10. " A Bill for vesting the Birkenhead Railway 'in the
" London and North- Western Railway Company and the
" Great Western Railway Company, and tor other pur-
" pose,."
11. " A Bill to authorise the West Hartlepool Harbour and
" Railway Company to use Railways of the Stockton and
" Darlington, South Durham, and Lancashire Union,
Eden Valley, annd. T.,...nnftet as ...mad ,Oerliola Rail.-sky
" Companies, and to make traffic arrangements with those
" Companies, and with the North-Eastern and the Lon-
" don and North-Western Rail Way Companies, and to
" require mutual facilities for traffic, to authorise the
" acquisition by some of those Companies of Lands and
" Buildings at West Hartlepool, or on the West Hartle-
" pool Railway ; to give further powers to the West
" Hartlepool Harbour and Railway Company with ref e-
" rence to Steam Vessels, and the Management of their
" Docks and Works, and for other purposes."
12. "A Bill for making and maintaining the Newcastle-
" upon-Tyne, Derwent, and Weardale Railway, with
Branch Railway-9 in connectiontherewith, and for other
*purposes."
13. " A Bill for making a Railway from the Oswestry and
" Newtown Railway at Oswestry, to the London and
" North Western Railway at Whitchurch, in the county
" of Salop, and for other purposes."
14. " A Bill for authorising a Lease or Sale of the Railway
" of the St. Gebrge's Harbour Company to the London
" and North Western Railway Company, and for reducing
" and regulating the Capital of the St. George's Harbour
" Company, and for other purposes."
15. " A Bill to enable the Coble Valley and Halstead Rail-
" way Company to extend their Railway to Cambridge,
" Clare, and Colchester, and for other purposes."
la. " A Bill for increasing the Capital of and conferring
s' further powers on the West London Extension Rail-
" way Company, and for other purposes."
17. " Bill to authorise the Nanttle Railway Company to
" alter the Line and Levels of their existing Railways,
" and to make and maintain new Railways in connection

" therewith."
18, " A Bill for making a Railway from the London and
" North Western Railway at Nantwich, in the County of
" Chester, t 3 Market Drayton, in the County of Salop."
19. " A Bill for enabling the Company of Proprietors of the
" Birmingham Canal Navigations to raise further money,
" and for other purposes."
20. " A Bill to revivee powers for the purchase of lands,
" and to extend the time for the completion of works
" authorized by the Llanidloes and Newtown Railway
" (Canal Extension Act, 1859), and to authorise the Lla-
" nidloes and Newtown Railway Company to raise addi-
" tional capital, and for other purposes."
21. " A Bill to enable the Manchester and Milford Railway
" Company to construct a Branch Railway from the
" Devil's Bridge to Aberystwith, and for other pur-

poses.,,
22. " A Bill for making a Railway from Cockermouth to
Keswich and Penrith, with a Branch thereout, all in the
" County of Cumberland, and for other purposes."
C. R. MOORSOM, Chairman, •
C. E. STEWART, Secretary. •

Euston St atiou.London,
26th Aprilo36l.

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LA TV IN7 ELLI9ENCE.-April 25.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

'Sittings in Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Erle and
Justices Willes, Byles, and Keating.)

RUSSELL Y. THE GREAT SHIP COMPANY-THE GREAT SHIP

IN THE HANDS OF THE SHERIFF.

Sir F. Kelly applied to the oourt in this case for leave to
appeal against the decision pronounced by this court a few
days ago, refusing a new trial; and in support ~>f his
motion principally relied upon the circumstance that the
judges of the Queen's Beach had on a former occasion in-
timated their opinion that the award was not a good one,
whilst the judges of this court were of a contrary opinion.
tinder these circumstance he submitted that it would be
more satisfactory it the opinion of a court of error were
taken. Ho also offered to insure th 3 plaintiff from any loss
in consequence of leave to appeal being given by the com-
pany entering into an agreement that the ship should not
sail until the amount of the verdict, £lB,OOO, was paid into
court, or security was given to the satisfaction of the master.
Mr. W. Williams, the counsel for the company, however,
said that he had just received a telegram to the effect that
the ship and her stares had been seized in execution.
The court, atter some discussion, took time to read the
shorthand writer's notes of what took place before the
Queen's Bench.
Judgment reserved.