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`aROPCILITAN RAILWAYS
JUNCTION COMPANY.
Sotirig of the shareholdirs of this Company was
VeahridaT. at the OfEcee,•No. 11, Clement's-lane,
ISar'tu take into consideration what steps it was
to pursue under existing circumstances. The
The taken at half-past two by I.ltjor Croft.
tet4tualness was opened by the Secretary reading the
calling the meeting, when •
;,th,,,/lsklttstasi rose to aadress the meeting. He
044." wished to inform teem that negotiations for
h•
"'ustion with the Northern tv.d Southern Com-
te been commenced, and a eemmunication had
e'lls from them on the 11th of the present
commurii-ation was sinned by .Mr. De
hrd they, in tunes quenc enll4-.dsi meeting '.f the
e'leZt day. From that dat • the (the Cetnpatiy)
s '10(1 that,. the atualgarnatien would have beet,
tLiti'l4:,4, but the future pro-p..ets of the negotisthe
• litter told by the report which would now b-
ill,
4 Seer
f4l, The betary then read tb-e following report,
ode.l!'eetors are m anxious to lay before you
tl444p,„4Plleit report of the rezourees end or, aspects of the
tie7l; being fully ti'vrilre thll in the present agitesed
r4ilway interest, nothing bat the most perfec'
de a and co-operation vet,v(-en all -parties con-
bring
any project to e success:ul termination.
tiNedin,g under the m •st favourable auspices, end
Y a namerous arid highly respectable provi
li.lbel,t'Zl Wittee,,the applications for shares amounted
01,,t" hundred thousand, and were declesed by
eN,'"Fit committee to be the most respectable the)
ki4iFt ~nwittiessed. Of these 118,865 were applied for
‘'lte"4onally or by leiter to the Provisione.l Com-
-o,t too," peitic occurred at the time wben the allot.
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c Place ; and, an under the circiimetances
e've been. unfair, as well as impolitic, to
'llisepte applicants, it was deemed advisable
reasonable time -to pay up the depo
'lle, re 20th of November was named in conse•
'1 el," that purpose ; few, however, had avail,d
tL
I of that extendon. of time; it was thought •
Fent st course for those who had paid would be to
he plans and sections; which was accordingly
Ptb,"*.engineer had completed his survey in time.
sal' &c., had been deposited. and the whole had
~4tod 'to be completed at a cast of 1,200,0001.
'llO4-I:erything had been done to perfect the scheme,
.„Ithne„Lrig Was waning but for the committee to take
I.hcli—sma ;eery number of shares to which they were
„-?" to go forward in the ensui"g s•-•sition of
teii-"P The report further set forth that the pre.11.44 mills on the line had been estimeted 6i per
•,,tet'"e capital subscribed, and that nothing now
tI4R but the co-operation of the provisional se-
,: tt,N° carry the project to a successful termination.
'lderrt concluded by stating that the Company bad
,J'l tAto amalgamate with another company that
~gaa
°Qttteis the same course, and that the sanction ot
lders was only wanted to carry out that ar-
/et
•
klih:all" report had been read,
•151,q'tx/tuAN said that, perhaps the meeting would
Captain Moorsotn, the engineer of their own
(,lti ' "ad a statement of Dlr. Gibbs, from the rival
the prospects of•their Company.
I
he fi "looesom then came forward, and said that,
4414401e-tilt looked Over this line, he thought that the
k,,,4et as not one that would be of public advantage ;
't .t 4- Ord, upon a more careful scrutiny afterwards,
k4l4lvtli;i4e under consideration would be of great pub-
e4 tas;:tgee He found, on examination, that there
044 '-‘e% of valleys extending from Gravesend to
)4,11 ttillo4wildl again, from Watford to Hertford, which
them to construct a line with a due regard
;,lld4 be --,Y• A very considerable extent of the lint.
tetv,-;4,.llll,tructed at 7.0001. per mile, but other por-
V:pp,;:rt a larger amount ; still no portion would
,s 1! t:lrtteto as the Eastern Counties, the London
itn,6l,arn, or the lower portions of the Great
ke.etipied4ards Chippenham. It was intended that
hie tots tubtcribed should be reduced, as the
'4l en-',lrennist noes of the line would war-
Ipl without trtmbling. the meeting with
s pal—Orions expressions 9,4 regarded gradients
mattsrs connected with the engineer-
elli:Plirtment, he would endeavour to give them
'ltlikttement of the tiiiitt,rs as connected with t.b..
t'lxt‘tillY• As they then stood, they had many etre
to consider in treating this matter. They
litter theeiselves with the expectation that
ltr
he
heeeng ,rs would go by their truins through.
e'`' p°6
distance ; but it might be supposed that.
e'`'
a town as Birmingham, teey might expect
of the passengers would require to go ott
tleb`en,ham. When they looked at the IoWII6 that
sgerttrt°o line—Watford and the intermediate towns
cLittisf-71 On the one hand, and St. Alban's arid
Ittit the CI th, other—they might properly appre
41Portance of the line. They loeked for largo
hundred miles of distance, and he knew no
ectusl distance that would be equally reinu-
cice%lol" " short " passengers. . wished them
ki1444 'Y to understand what he meant. Supposing,
f,4tlit• e„tie", that a passenger were coming hum Bir-
It to .' if he wished to go to Southampton he should
:140 etford; thus saving a journey round by Lendon.
!).-,4llght, therefore, that this line Was worthy of
poet in the forthcoming session of Parliament,
ittt.,,.Vtiforded every convenience- to the district it
1,4 ei sad to supply.
sue
to several cptestions, it was stated by
• Ilentsiale that 250,0001. was the capital
that it was intended to be a doeble and not
),,tske line There were no pecubar
s'Ne7llat the line, and the money' subscribed would he
ei,"'l,cient to construct a double line. After pa) ing
rlialinary expense they would have enough to
t•
ir the •'
epurposes of the line.
tUtestion from a Shareholder with respect to
1111 •
,14 e,"ting with another company;
h,44i,'}AAlßm AN stated that the Metropolitan Railway
lodged their plaits and sections with the
CNA• ' Trade. It w.is added, that after paying all
V II; there remained 11,0001 in the banker's hands,
t,Zspr:ti outstanding debts amounted to 3,000/. The
t With which they were going to amalgamate.
Opt'emie in funds than they were, but as the present
tly 03' had lodged their plans, and as the rival Coln•
th'‘ r:4 not dune so, they were in an equal position.
twl'ilation was then passed for the amalgamation of
144,;°°Mpanies, and a vote of thanks being given e•••rosati, the wieeting separated.

`441,, 'PRESIDENT'S' MESSAGE.—LIVERPOOL, DEC.
tr teleaphic accounts to-dav from Ilolyhead repre-
i, e
441-144mindas blowing a.full gale from the westward.
th let, folks all on, the qui .vivo for the American Presi-
Va image, an4,it is fully expected that if tne.windcon-
lo,Ne„,s present quarter we shall be in possession of this
early in the next week. The ship Sea, announced
h,-°ll.l New York onthe Ist, is positively to be detainedi
li'ge, and that immediately it is on beard
osl:t
t 'Ps vessel has made very rapid passages on m
occa-
14N f,?,, packet-ship E.Europe is also reported to be e
in 1,3 and.therefore it will be a &niggle betv,een thest
iiPara m which will reach fist. According to present
witrt''s, therefore, it seems fully certain, that the mes•
‘!_ba., arrive early xt week, as the Sea and Europe have
LLIVII out fifteen d neays.
Highne'ss' Prince' George of Cambridge
„t 4 °l7l Wednesday last, to join' the circle assembled at
014' 'lrk on visits to the Earl of Cardigan.
1' M. SOMERVILLE.—We have pleasure in re-
-0,43 ,_4,lother of the many instances of benevolence per-,
Okit° the poor by our excellent rFprese• dative. 01.,
t ' last Sir William having ascertained the amount.. ot
\kki,tliunt due 'by the poor debtors in our gaol,. paid it in full
-4•theo,"--4eonfei..ed a welcome benefit on creditor and debtor
tlk..""kr, Arqua-
t4!ifyki,-PORD I—MAST AND SERVANTS.—.A. MOS,
ON,rlth instaece of the ..espect a. d, ood understandini.:
t,s'_ °.lld ever exist between in, r and servant, has
4 tot4„,:ir knoTlelge, and welch h ive.macti
pleas., re
maUte-.'xitt,pcating to oui readers. A short time ago, Messrs.
ftlititte%-`"ligan and Sons, near Leeds, declined businrss.a,
-,etlir.ers. 'Their workpeople held a meethig, at which
,',‘el3l'es,_olved that some memorial of the. woikpeople'a
should be
ien ted to their late masters. Accord-
••it three haid;ormesesilver snuff-boxes were purchased
di 4
of money raked by subscription, and on, Wedeee-
th-Ni:
tab i.re to Messrs. Milligan and Sol e, with a
sented
kidress Such an example of attachment between
'°se and their workpeople is worthy of all prsi,e, and we
p Will be oftener found than it has been.—Leeds Times.
Rida rt—On F liay Mr. William
trile TEM. EATn •
vilet.thlt held Ett;,;,'nres in the board-room of Guy's Hospital,
yli., aged 47 years, lately in the aer-
UAiv Randall and CI., the proprietors of the ex-
ttact South Lambeth. James Hill, an en-
-,,"tePhsed that it was deceased's duty to clean the ma-
'nee ever ' •
Nay Y Morning -before. it was put in motion. On
ad i• morning, between six and seven o'clock, witness
The g lted the fire, and got the steam up ready for work,
LtkiarSiue Was put in motion, but was not performing its
consequently it was travellin at full speed.
Itti,a7; witness saw the deceased last he was standing iu a
el space
hetween the wall and shaft, in a leaning positiou,
'Tlien'i,g the machinerir. Witness left the room for a minute.
,hsbit:4l was suddenly alarmed by hearing loud screams
Baylis
etAD been drawn in among the machinery, The engine was
to sped by witness, who; after a few' seconds, found the de-
ft.t)m apparently lifeless. his left leg was completely torn
tes,,,,,ula body above the knee joint. The right leg was also
"313. i 'Jura He was carried to the above hospital,
.
Int died in three, hours after' his adini:sioa. Verdietr—
Mt4l teeth,"

&WWI' (7 IP CUL %R.
"W ittnsoit, ;NUN oky.—Yes.terday the Qi lee tmid PA' ece
Albert took their early morning walk in the private
grounds adjacent to the Castle.
The Royal Family were all taken for their usual
morning exercise on their ponies.
In the afternoon their Royal Highnesses the Prince of
Wales, the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice, visited
her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent at Frogmore
House, accompanied by the Dowager Ludy Ly tLlton,
- - Lord John Russell arrived at the Castle at twelve
o'clock yesterday. and atter having an audience of the
Queen. his Lordship to, It his departure for town.
Sir R,bert Pea came to the Castle 3 eqerday afternoon,
and after having an audience of her Majesty the Right
Honourable Baronet returned to London.
This morning the snowy state or the weather pre-
vent,d the Queen or the Royal Family from leaving the
C.istle for their early walk.
The Queen, Prince Albert, the Ladies and Gentlemen
of the Court, with the domestic household, attended
Divine service in the private chapel of the Castle this
morning. 'Vie Hon. and Reverend C. Leslie Courtenay
officiated.
The Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal. and the
Princess Alice, were taken a carriage airing in the
afternoon.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge attended
both the morning and afternoon service yesterday, in
Grosvenor Chapel; South Audley-street. •
Lord John Russell left town on Saturday morning for
Windsor Castle. His Lordship returned to his residence
in Chesham-place in the afrernoon.
Most of the Cabinet Ministers in town visited Sir
Rhert Peel ou Saturday morning. The Right Hon.
Baronet afterwards left town for Windsor Castle. The
Earl of Ripon arrived in town after the departure of the
Right Hon. Baronet, from his residence at Putney.
Communications were forwarded to those Ministers
absent from London.
Sir. Robert Peel returned to his residence in White-
hall Gardens, from Windsor Castle, in the evening.
At eight o'clock' a meeting was held at the official
residence of Sir Robert Peel, in Downing-street.
.There were present Sir R. Peel, the Lord Chancellor,
the Dulfr! of Bucclnuch, the Earl of Aberdeen, Lord
Stanley, Sir James Gruhm. the Chancellor Of the Ex
(heiper, the Earl of flarlitingion, the Earl of Ripon, the
Right Hen. Sidney Herbert, and the Earl of Lincoln.
The Duke of Wellington arrived in town about nine
o'rlock, alvi joined the Ministers.
Lord tirau.ille S.nnerset hid not arrived in town.

The meeting broke up at half- plat twelve o'clock.
Yeilt,rday, soon -after one o'elwk, Lord Granville
Somei set arrived in town from N,!rwtch. His Lordship
immediately went W have an int-rview wEth Sir Robert
Peel.
The Duke of WellinEton attended the early servic°
yesterday in the Ch9pel Royal, St. James's. His Glace
left toiwu in the aft..rn,,on tor Stratt'fieldsaye.
The Earl of D..lbousie attended yesterday at the
twee- office. end visited Siy Robert Peel.
s!ispatcle s from tile Lord High Commissioner of the
lonian I.,l;aids,tv.tl trout the Governor of Gibraltar, were'
received rsterday at the !olomaloffiee.
-Dispatches were received on Saturday at the Cold nial-
offiee fr ni the Governors of the West India Colonies.
Die lemol Bishop of London held an Ordination yest., r-
day morning in the Chapel Royal, St. James' . The
prayers were read by the Rev. Dr. Wesley, and the
sermon was preached- by the Bishop of London. His
Lordship ordained LwE.n-sevt,n gentlemen as priests,
and ten gentlemen as deaconsty .
At the daily service in the Chapel Royal the prayers
were read by the Rev. Dr. Wesley, the lessons by the
Rev. De. Dakins, and the communion service by the
Rev. Dr. Sleath. The sermon was preached by the
Hon. and Rev. G. Noel. The anthem was " Prepare
ye thy; way of .the Lord" (Wyse); Sir George 'mart
presided at the organ.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
ALTCAR COURSING MEETING.
The Croxteth Purse was won by Mr. Swan's Sparks-of-
Fire ; Mr. Temple's Titan ran up.
The Altear Stakes were divided between Mr. Parry's
Prince and Mr. P. Taylor's Tiny Salute.
The Sefton Cup was won by Mr. Swan's Snapdragon;' Mr
N. Blundell's Brewer ran up.
CALEDONIAN COURSING MEETING.
The Tay Stakes were won by Mr. Walker's Highland
Mary; Dr. Brown's Swallow ran up.
The Clyde Stakes were won by Dr. Brown ns Jacob; Dr.
Brown's Dunlop Cadger ran up.
The Tweed Stakes were won by Mr. Walker's Honey Bee;
Mr. Dickson's The Maid of the Mill ran up.
The Highland Stakes were won by Mr. Pollock's Cerbe-
rus ; Mr. Walker's Highland Mary ran up.
The Lowland Stakes were won by Mr. Walker's Honey
Bee; Dr. Brown ns Jacob ran up.
The Caledonian Gold Cup was won by Mr. G. Pollock's
Cerberus ; Mr. Walker's Honey Bee ran up.
The St. Leger Puppy Stakes were won by Lord Eglinton's
Besse Bell'; Mr. Greenshields Vixen ran up.
I'he Westraw Stakes were won by Mr. Curror's Colonel ;
Mr. Paterson's Marie ran up.
The Carmichael Stakes were won by Sir W. Anstruther's
Ben Ceuta; Mr. A. Graham's Pasco ran up.
The Dee Stakes were won by Mr. G. Pollock's Cerberue ;
Mr. Gibbs's Clansman ran up.
SOUTH LANCASHIRE (SOUTHPORT) MEETING.
The Scarisbrick Cup for twelve dogs was won by Mr.
Taylor's Blue; Mr. Slater's Signora ran up.
The Fleetwood Cup for, sixteen puppies was won by Mr.
Robinson's Sam ; Mr. Chew's Chancellor ran up.
The Churchtown Stakes for twelve dogs were won by Mr.
Deacon's Derwent ; Mr. Slater's Salina ran up.
The Crossens Stakes were won by Mr. E. Taylor's True
Blue; Mr. King's Alfred ran up.
The Port Stakes were won by Mr. E. Taylor's Harpurhey
Lass; Mr. Robinson ns Shakspeare ran up.
The Claret Stakes were won by Mr. King's Jerry; Mr.
Slater's Socrates ran up.
HUN t INC; APPOINTMENTS.
Bari n Rothsetiild's stag lids., Mon., Aston Clinton ; Wed.,
Blaekg-ove.
Norfolk stag lids , Tues., Colton ; Fri., Horstead Hall-I.li.
Surrey stag, hds, Tues., A pertleld ; Sat., Nelson Inn, Cb ea rn.
Tindale lids., Mon., Matfen Piers ; Wed., 's'. hittington
Rabe hds.. Mon., Whitworth; Wed., Hamsterley ; Fri.,
Rollin side
Lord Southampton's hds., Mon., Badbv Wood; Wed„Tiffield
Toll-gate; Fri., Fosiefa Booth; Sat., Syreehain Hatch-11.
Sinningtan lads., Tues., Cowsby Wood (Hambleton coun-
try); Fri., Catter Bridge-10.
United Pack, Wed., Ridgway Turnpike.
Union lids., Mc n., Hart's Wood; Wed , Gosden ; Fri.,
Newland's Corner ; Sat., Brar Green-10.
Haydon lids., Wed., Spring Plantation; Sat., Altonside
Banks —9.
evtho-p hds., Mon., Boulter's Barn; Wed., Tar Wood;
Fri., B!edington Mill ; Sat., Ditchley.
Hurworth lids., Tues., Leven Bridge ; Sat., Homby
Village.
Devon hds., Mon., Cotley Wood-11.
Mr. Drax's hds., Mon., Holnest Kennel ; Sat., Mudford-
bridge.
F. 8., Mon., Killigrew Hill ; Fri., Pelean Cross-10%.
Albrighton lids., Mon., Enville ; Wed., Aqualate; Sat.,
Dudmaston-11%.
Berkshire hds., Men., Fernham Village; Wed., Foxcomb
Hill; Fri., Buckland.
Bedale lido, Mon., Streatham Village; Wed., Slenning-
ford Park ; Fri , Hipswell
Mr. Brand's hds., Mon., Offiey Hoo; Fri., Luton Park-
-1014.
Cleveland hds., Mon., Roseberry ; Fri., Kuton Mill-9.
Mr. S. Lowndes's hds., Mon., Beachampton Grove; Wed.,
Winstow ; Sat., Little Briekhill-10114.
Mr. Morrell's hds , Mon., Kennel ; Wed., Scotland Ash-
Gate; Fri.. Kennilworth Castle.
Oakley hds., Mon., Crantield ; Wed., Bletsoe ; Sat., Chice-
lev Hall-101.
Parker's hds., Tues., Chequer's Court; Fri., Holton
Stone-pite.
Puckeridge lids., Mon., Fumeaux Pelham ; Wed., Stan-
stead, Essex; Sat., Clumbelowe-101.
Prudhoe and Durwent Ws., Mon., Dipton ; Fri., Axwell
Park Lodge--10.
Mr. Watson's Ms., Mon., Angerton ; Wed., Pigdon ; Fri.,
Kennels.
York and Ainsty hds., Mon., Melbourne ; Tues., Red
House ' • Sat., Shire's Bar—lo
Brushford harrs., Mon., liortbmoor; Wed., Highercomb ;
Fri , Gulland-10.
Boroughbridge hirrs„ Tues., Great °unborn; Fri., Ma-
hon Grange-10#.
Eastbourne harrs., Mon., Willingdon Old Mill; Fri., Pa-
radise Hill-10%.
Fowleecomb, or Forest harrs., Mon., Black Down; Wed.,
sign of the Owl ; Fri., Fowlescomb Kennel-10.
Mr. Lane's harrs., Mon., Quarterman's-ground ; Wed.,
Ipsdrn-field; Sat., Tetsworth.
Glynbourne harrs., Wed., King's-head, Chailey-11.
Norfolk harrs., Tues.' Foulsham ; Fri. Langer-bridge-11.
(Will. stag hds., Mon., The Suir Mills (Cashil-road);
Wed., Kilmoyley-12.
Cheltenham stag hds., Wed., Hawling gate; Sat., Prest-
bury-park.
Seventh Hussars (Ipswich ), Fri., Scole Inn-11i.
South Berkshire lids., Tues., Streatley ; Fri., Bunham-

farm.
sir John Cope.'s hds., Wed., Knowle-hill ; Fri., Lode:.
farm (Eastbampstead)-14.
Craven hds., Wed., Ratnsbury -manor ; Fri., Fildridge;
Sat.. Catmore farm-14.
Devon hds., Fri., Haecombe.
Mr. Drax's lids., Sat., Mudford-bridge.
Lord Elchn's hds , Tues., West Mains ; Fri., Dunse Castle;

Hut ron-briiiiie---101.
Tues., Hinton-house; Wed., ktatterley-gate; Sat.,
Greywvll-hill-10i.
Gogerddan lids, Wed., Llanrystid ; Sat.. Eglwysfach.
lianibledon lids., Wed., Broadhalfpenny-down ; Fri.,
Stsplien's Cistle-down-19.
Sir J. Ge,Tarit',4 Tues., ewtnn-station—ll.
Jr. Lushingion's lids., Fri , Norton court-10i.
Mosley lids., Fri., Ball down.
Monmouthshire hds., Fri., Rocktield-10.

THS ROYAL STAG 1101114DS.— A very large field wits
et the uncarting of the stag on Friday, at Largley Broom,
t: e meet taking pl ce at the Dolphin, at Slougt . The stag
ouk away in beautiful s'yle towards Black-park, doubling
back to Wexham, over Wexharn Heath, by the windmill to
Hubner Common, on toAlderrnan's Bottom, and thence, over
Red Hill, to Denham Mount, where it doubled to the left,
running along by the side of the brook to Mr. Ribbur.:'s
Park, at Chaifont St. Peter's, where it Walt taken, titer a run
of nearly two hours over an extremely heavy and rough line
of country. The Earl f R.s,lyri has not hunted wish the
royal peCk since Friday last. It. was stated in the tield yes-
terday that Lord Kinuaird would be the probable successor
of his Lordship as the master of the Queen's buck heuuds.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.—I.:EPRESENTATION OF PF-
TERBOitoUGII.—It is said to be the determination of Sir R.
Reran to retire from the representation of this city, in the
event of another election. Several candidates are men-
tiAted ; and it is quite certain that the Hon. G. W. Fitzvril-,
ham will again stand. Of his election there is no doubt. It
is rumou.ed that Mr. Cavendish, who is nephew to the Duke
of Devon hire,' is likely to come forward in the Liberal inte-
rest, with every prosp.ct of success. A few respectalia gam-
bit. nts are desirous of inviting M. D Hill, Esq.,she eminent
barris, er ; but without the co-operation of the Fitzwilliant
party, it is quite certain he could not be-returned:,. Of the
movements of the Conservitives little is • known 4:we have
beard it said that I'. Tomblin, will he soiicitedhvshem.o
stand a contest, and in case of a split ariong tile .Lii.calsit is
not improbable he might be returned. As a private gentleman
be is much respected? and spends a considerable sum of money
in the city.—.Stantford Mercury.
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