The Sun.
London, England, 1845-11-25 00:00:00

BRISTOL, Noi. 22.

STOCK EXCITANCE.— The sales are—Bristol and Exeter,
New, 71/4—Bristol and South Wales Junction, Extension to
Monmouth, I%—Midland, New, 191/2—North Devon, 2V5.
DUBLIN, Nov. 22. -
STOCK EXCITANGE.—The sales are—Bandon and Bantry,
34—Cork and Youghal, 2—Dublin and Drogheda, Thirds,
101,6—Great Southern and Western, 21—Irish North Mid-
land, % —Killarney Junctions, I%—Waterford, Wexford, and
Dublin, 15/4—Wexford, Waterford, and Valentia, 1%.

RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
THE LANCASHIRE LINES.
MANCHESTER, SATUNDAY.—TIse surveys for the following
lines have now been completed, and the necessary plans are
about to be deposited with the clerks of the peace for the
Several counties through which the lines are intended to
run. The lines contained in the following list, altogether
thirty in number, are chiefly feeders to the great trunks
already in existence.
1. Lancashire, Cheshire, and Staffordshire Junction—This
line will commence at Great Leven, with a junction from the
Manchester and Bolton line, making a connexion with the
South Union line to Deanrow in Cheshire, also a branch from
Warrington to Birmingham, joining the Grand Junction
Railway in Staffordshire.
2. Manchester, Midland, and Great Grimsby Junction—
This is an extension from the Sheffield and Manchester Rail-
way, at or near Ashton-under-Lyne, to the Midland line, in
the chapelry of Wortley, also to Bole in the county -of
Nottingham.
3. Liverpool and Derby—This is a line from the parish
of Little Chester, in Derby, through Congleton, and various
other townships in the county of Chester, to the Grand
Junction Railway at Preston-on-the-Hill, in the parish of
Runcorn.
4. Manchester and Rugby Direct, via Macclesfield, through
Cheshire, Staffordshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, and War-
wichehire to Rugby.
5. Manchester and Birmingham Continuation, and Welsh
Junction—This is a line from the Manchester and Birming-
ham line at Crewe. in the county of Chester, to Aberystwith
in the county of Cardigan.
6. Manchester and Bury Atmospheric—This is a line
from Manchester to the town of Bury, also in Lancashire, in
opposition
to the Manchester and Rossendale (East Lanca-
shire) line.
7. CHOI( ro Junction—This is an extension from the East
Lancashire line to the township of Clithero, with a branch to
Giggleswich, in Yorkshire.
8. Bolton and Speke—This is a new line from Bolton to
the Liverpool and Manchester Railway.
9. Huddersfield and Midland—This is a line from Hud-
dersfield to the Midland Railway, at Billingley, in the West
Riding of York.
10. Liverpool, Preston and North Union—This is a line
with extensions from the North Union, near Preston, to
Blackburn, Southport, and Wigan.
11. East Lancashire—A Bill to make certain alterations in
the present East Lancashire line, including branches to
Bactip' near Rochdale; an extension to Whalley.
12. East Lancashire and Blackburn—An Act for an amal-
gamation of the Blackburn and Preston with the East Lan-
cashire line.
13. Huddersfield and Liverpool Direct—A line from Hud-
dersfield, in the West Riding of York, to join the Manchester
and Leeds line at Rochdale.
14. Huddersfield and Liverpool—A line from Hudders-
field, to join the Liverpool and Bury line at Bury.
15. Great Grimsby, Sheffield, Potteries, and Grand June
tion—A line from the Sheffield line, as Ashton, to the town-
ship
of Steko-upon-Trent, there to join the Grand Junction
Railway.
16. Macclesfield and Manchester—This is another line
proposed from one town to the other, passing through Chorl-
ton-on- Medlock to Salford.
17. Chester and Manchester Direct—A line from Chester
to Manchester, with various branches.
18. Lancashire and Yorkshire North Eastern Railway—
An extension from the Leeds and Bradford line at Shipton
to the city of York.
19. Manchester and Leeds —Extensions from Rochdale to
Newchurch, from Middleton to Cliadaerton, from Ossett to
Briestwhistle, from Shuttington to Whitley Upper, from
Hurbury to Sandal Magna, and from Heywood to Bury.
20. Preston Wyre Extension--From Fleetwood to Hogh-
ton, with branches.
21. West Riding Union—Nine branches from the Man-
chester and Leeds Line to places in the county of York.
22. Oldham District—A series of railways from the town-
ship of Oldham to Ashton, Andenshaw, Mumps, Morton,
Manchester, Royton, Prestwich, and Qeich, in the county
of York.
23. Manchester and Bolton—An extension from the pre-
sent station in Salford to Victoria Bridge.
24. Manchester and Southampton—A line between the
two towns.
25. Manchester and Southampton—Branches to the Trent
Midland line.
26. Manchester, Buxton, and Midland—Several branches
from.
27. North Staffordshire —A main line to the Potteries.
28. North Staffordshire—A line to the Churnet Valley.
29. North Staffordshire—An extension towards Liverpool.
30. Manchester and Hyde—An independent line between
these two places.