The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-13 00:00:00

CritraT WESTERN RAILWAY, from
'.ON DUB MULLINGAII, with branches to ATH.
aud LONGF LIN to
ORD.

Capital, Ono Million sterling.
PROVISIONAL cosostmm.
Lord CLONDROCK.
This LORD MAYOR.
CHAS. B. BALDWIN, Esq., M.P.
GEORGE ALTGUSTUS BOY D, Esq.
JOSEPH COWPER, Esq.
JAMES DALY, Esq.
DANIEL DESMOND. NA.
JOHN GAYNOR, Eng.
Sir FRANCIS HOPKINS, Bart.
Sir RALPH HOWARD, Bart.
Captain HATTON, M.P.
JAMES DIGGES LATOUCHE, Esq.
JOHN M`DONNELL, Esq.
Colonel ALEXANDER PERCEVAL.
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Esq.
CHARLES M. ST. GEORGE, Fief.
ROBERT B. SMITH, Esq.
HUGH M. Tun's. Esq., M.P.
JOSHUA WATSON, Hag.
ALDRItMANT JOSEPH BOYCE Direeters of
JOHN ENNis, Esq. the Dublin
8.. GUINNESS, Beg. and Cashel
JAMES PERRY, Esq. Railway.
Emotanna.—Sir Jahn Macneill.
bohe Provisional Committee have great satisfaction In announcing
,their Shareholders that the necessary capital has been paid up
(.4 hithly respectable Proprietary, and the Parliamentary Contract
1,4 d, in courplianee with the standing orders of Parliament
iktitho traffic returns have been carefully prepared under the super.
"Moe •f a gentleraan'of considerable experience from the North
Of Xi
N IL and. and the results more than Justify the anticipations ori.
4117 formed •f the profitable nature of the undertaking.
Os Committee have every reason to eongratulate the Share-
he that the negotiations for the purchase ef the Royal Canal
k I tin eoncllt
b I d Coro.
in a manner moat satisfactory te both Co.
ross
e .whivls ave th• effect of placing at the disposal of this
44"Parl land nary suffleient for the purposes of the railway for
ti,:tinew of ninety.seven miler from Dublin, while, at the tonto
5.„.. it licares the passing of the Act of Incorporation during t.ho
—"uiot session.

JAMES MALLEY, Secretary.
bliblin 411, Upper Sackville-Arset,
bac. 9, 1644.
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41tt.A., GRIMSBY and SHEFFIELD
The
"' JUNCTION RAILWAY.
IItRCTORS of this LINE lave satisfaction in stating
lott all
Plans, Sections, and Books ef Reference, were all duly
at the office of the Board of Trade in London, as well as
11/4.e Clerks of the Peace for the several counties, on the 30th
•lelether, in compliance with the standing orders.
nol Line has the cordial support of the landowners, and there
nt ill'ther competing with it ; it is approved of by the proraotere
it *iv the railways projected to pass by Gninsborough (with which
en ..be in connexion), and the Directors have ne reason to ap.
ti any opposition in Parliament.
tp,..entnpleting the design of this undertaking, the Directors beg
•etorn
lb, mend to the consideration of the Proprietary the project of
(114-4tenlion Docks at Great Grimsby, planned by Mr. Bendel
It. engineer of the Birkenhead Docks), the prospectus of which
Ptibliahed. By order,
J. M. HUMFRRY, Secretary.

kiAEAT NORTHERN RAILIVAT of
tl FRAIICE.
le 41i"tAh
lis hereby gives, that NO FURTHER APPLICATIONS
t4RS la this undertaking sal be received after SATUIDAY,
le instant.
for l'r•lPectus, eontaining the Terme of the Subscription, will
wariest with each Letter of Allotment.
/tier of the English Members of the Provisional Committee,
ED. AIME.
`iaj Willians.stroet, City, Dee. 10. 1844.

A
4,4IJENS end BOULOGNE RAILWAY.
iito„. "(MISR PROPRIRTORS in this above undertaking, de.
kkitu,ef taking Shares in the GREAT NORTHERN
theret." AT of FRANCE, vault make their application to the
-rY of the English Section of the Provisional Committee of
Itidohern Railway, at 42, Ling Williarn.strest, London.
so er before SATUIDAT NIIXT, the 14th instant.
U 4 CoMmittee *mot pledge themselves to make allotments in
)tosi;:t, and no application will be entertained without
150 nand
the receipts of the Amiens and Boulogne Railway.
10, 1444.