The Sun.
London, England, 1845-10-01 00:00:00

JAMES SUTTON and CO., RAILWAY DIRECT EAST AND WEST JUNCTION
CARRIERS, beg to inform their numerous friends, and the RAILWAY,
publiegenerally, of their entire separation from Messrs. Carver and Commencing at Kidderminster, and ending at Hereford.
Co., and to announce that, in addition to their Midland Counties and (Provisionally Registered.) •
Yorkshire trade, they have established a DAILY RAILWAY CON- The survey of this line having bean sufficiently completed to enable
VEYANGE for MERCHANDISE, between LONDON and MAN- the engineer to form a decided opinion upon the requisite expense,
CHESTER, which will be placed under the superintendence of the Acting Committee of Direction have to announce that it will be
Mr. JAMES OLDFIELD, and trust, by punctuality and dispatch, necessary to increase the capital from 800,0001. to 1,000,0001., and the
to ensure a continuance of the patronage and support they have so number of shares from 40,000 to 50,000 shares.
long enjoyed, and for which they take the present opportunity of The letters of allotment will be issued in two days, and so nume-
tendering their grateful acknowledgments. rous have been the applications along the line that the Shares Corn-
J. SFTTON and CO.'s Town Offices are—The Bee Inve, 33, mittee have been compelled to make large local allotments. Such
Whitecross-street, Cripplegate ; and Camden Town Station. West applieants as do not receive allotments will take this as an Intimation
End Receiving Houses-40, Regent Circus ; and Moore's. Green Man why it has been impossible to comply with their wishes.
sad itkil, 122, Oxford-street. JOHN OWE NS,
The liirmingham Station: J. A. J. MACGREGOR, }Joint Sob
The Leeds and Manchester Station and Offices of the Company, 38, Moorgate-street, Sept. 29, 1845.
Castlefteld Warehouse.
/r The London Station, and Friday-bridge
• Wharf, care of Gc orge Swain and Co.
• Railway Station and Navigation Wharf.
. Railway Station and London-road Wharf.
. Railway Station and London-road Wharf.
• Railway Station and Cockpit-hill Wharf.
. Railway Station.
f Sutton and Co., Etruria, and the Canal
• L Company's Offices.
f Railway Station and Eyre-street, care of
▪ S. Lister.
{Railway Station.
Griffin Mill-hill, and Ball and Mouth,
Briggate.

Manchester

Birmingham ......

Leicester • • .
Loughborough • • • • •
Nottingham • • ••• • •

Burton-on-Trent ....

Sairordshire Potteries

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Leeds

Wakefield 17"..P.. • • ~
lOpewsbury
Brighouse • • • • • • • • .•

Huddersfield .. • • .. • • .
Halifax • • • • • • .. • • . • .•
liocbdale ••••.•.. • • • .
Bradford •••••• • • • • .•

Barnsley.. • • • • • •
York. .......
Newcastle-on-Tyne ....
Darlington ............
Sunderland • • ..... ;„
Scarborough ..........
Thirsk.
Pickering ...... ..
Melton

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to all adjacent towns.
London, 33, Whltecros,

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amount assessed upon them, it would be his duty tie tor
to the Bench for distress warrants against them.
called Was one of the
Mr. Thomas Fisher, who deposed that he
was pr
overseers of the parish of Hampton, and that he
when the rate of the 2d of May, 1839, ivw signed by Ca r
e"
,
, Carpenter and Mr. Jesse, two magistrates of the county,
the 4th of May, 1839.
Mr. DEVON said it would be necessary to go ill each 061
separately, and also to see that the different partes sal°
were named in the rate-book. tithe
Mr. Horn (Magistrates' Clerk) then read 'ha names o
summonses, witlithe amounts claimed on the rate olfi!acliet,.
1819, as follows :—Lady Emily Ponsonby, 3b 17s. ; to
Seymour, 21. 14s. 6d. ; Mfr. Augusta Dorothea Be
tr.nt,lee',
Fitzgerald; 11. 18s. ; Captain James William Cu_
..
,t,
21. 75. ; Mrs. Arabella Talbot, IL 18s.; Miss chadotte
ton, U. 18s. ;* Lady &lbena Cumberland, 21.35.: Jo" gillY-$:1
Esq., ls, 18s. ; Mrs. 'Margaret Vesey, 21. 3s. ; Charles SatA.,
Bayley, 21. 13s. 9d. Oliss Frances Margaret Walpole,n;.;
Lord George Seymour, 21. 7s. ; Mrs. Mary Eden, 0;
Mrs. Caroline Sheridan, 11. 14s. ; Miss Anne Revnet4ls,6(l,
Lady Sarah Montgomery, 11.10 s.; Miss Anne Snart,orap
Mr. Moreson, 45.; Mr. Shumack, Bs. ; Sir Horace nese`jates
Seymour, 2/. lls. • Miss Elizabeth Chester, 21. 7s. • Si,rs. 34
Reynett,2/. lls. ; 'George Golding, ss. ; Win Cleare:ll,nistie
Mr. Kent said he had now only to ask the Bench I,;ebsd
distress warrants against all the parties summoned. ?0,00
come prepared to apply to the Bench to do so also•_'edsiace
cases, on all the other nineteen rates which bad accrito a
1839; but should the Bench entertain an opinion dir
former Bench had expressed, that he ought only to,loaubii„,.,fe
tress warrants on one rate instead of twenty, be u.„
to that opinion, provided he did not by so doing celettou
his right afterwards to apply for the issue of distress
on those rates.
Mr. Horn explained that when Mr. Kent sPPli,eicildlt°:
former Bench for distress warrants on all the rates,
cioroo,
gistrates then present doubted their power to issue ‘a by 0,
on the eleven rates included in the mandamus issurebo:
Court of Queen's Bench. That point had, heweve
at rest by the opinion of Mr. Montague Cbambetsis bathe
hchairmisodit:rna.aken on the part of the Magistrates, and ai
opinion of Sir Frederick Thesiger taken on be
sal
would
f oA3,tuihr
rdee. Bench
Jonesjhdoea
Mr. Horn offered to read it aloud, so that all the v-
jieisengeclutlstseesdnhi
otetioa:or its i
tt
h. A coPf
beeißnegnpchub, libctilty
3rfera.dp• a/foto:0
do so. Besides, it might get into the newsP
warrants on the rate of May, it to the
not feel himself justified in recommending
aperb•the (hi
• sires
onh_raceeahsenbosdnidabeeidd it het
to
had
Mr. thep eAvtotiozn Attorney-General's
-General's op in i o
parties. el nB3c h 9, Toe
issue
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IRELAND. OF O. oipt
DEAFH OF THE MARQUIS tins °Gird
of the death of the Marquis of Ely, at Ely Leug.hort IP ,
FeDrintrahnLaigNi,i,SoEnr.TF.6day 29.--Accounts reached town , (~ cs,!'!_•es
The Dublin Evening Mail contail vweir4liaocirtigceool;j
Lordship had but lately returned to -,1,„ial be,"
appeared to be in the enjoyment of more than.to.,'-00,1:00
and spirits.' On Thursday he experiencen2;',ooo'er
English cholera, and, notwithstanding the Po,;arhsocl'6% ill
of the most eminent medical men in the nelplad !lie° f
pired, to the inexpressible • fof his family - 1' grief
the course of the following day. . rotes , col
~ By the death of the Marquis of Ely, the bed as poi
raisstihafetefrolalo
Ireland have lost one of their most distingni.scied s gilitiott,'
sistent members, the district in which he resi the cc'
considerate landlord and country gentleman, could be Pi ,
at large a magistrate upon whom dependence a
at the present eventful crisis. is f 111111111;/' In'a
"The deceased nobleman enjoyed the title°oA DO.,
Earl of Ely, Viscount and Baron Loftue,,ad, an eerw
the county of Wexford, in the peerage of/erk, in the f-10,1
los ciso, to ot.
Loftus, of Long Loftus, in the county of ,131,' , oeet'ne ti,i"
of the United Kingdom : he was also a -1.004-13Y"'s
born on the 15th of February, 1770, and
his 76th year: married on the 2d of gaYhashivet.illorl
Maria, eldest daughter of Sir Henry Waticillp-riO, d 0111:-
His Lordship was a Knight-of St. Patrick, a-c 11 ,
in Ireland, Custos Rotulorum of the County of V '",
itt. 1
Colonel of the Wexford Militia.
"His Lordship is succeeded •in his title and of
eldest son, Lord Viscount -Loftus, born the 1'
1814."

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THE NEW COLLEGES',•43iSI;°;IP'„ei
The Right Rev. Dr. Healy, Roman Cath°a'the °`•-motu ;
dare and Leighlin, has affixed his name to 0; sltiotec
against the new colleges, recently published. tuit to
of prelates attached to that document now ogiv
—two archbishops and seventeen bishops. s. otioliejf.
JUDICIAL APPOINTMENI ws; 111 It kr,
The resignation of Baron Pennefather latiosool,
amongst various judicial changes in contemr.o. the P 3
pears that there was no foundation whatever
essed
ddr
en this subject. The Learned Baron has 3
lowing communication to the Evening Mai I,:s--ept•t2io3o''oft:itr
10
" Baron Pennefather begs to draw tile, „f sands)Ftbe
editor to a paragraph in the Evening /11-a":,.est t°•oo°,tl"
specting the Baron's resignation, and to sutw„blionlcF
the inconvenience that may ensue from the 13- or $
statements, altogether without foundation, 50
Baron Pennefather is concerned.
" To the editor of the Evening Mail."