The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-01 00:00:00

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GOODWOOD RACES.
(THIS DAY-BY EXPRESS.)

MATCHES.
Lady Anne received forfeit from Lady Trampoline• -
Nottingham received forfeit from Pythia.

CHESTERFIELD CUP."

iEgis
Needful

Semiseria .•
Twenty•one ran.
The March Stakes.—(First Class.) ,
Beatrice 4.
African
The March Stakes.—(Second Class.)
Wolfdog
Cockfighter
The Nassau Stakes.
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Refraction
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Queen Pomare ..............................................
Dead heat.

lier Majesty has done Robert Bell, Egg., Wiv
high honour of presenting him with a truly magnificent vase'
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acknowledgement of the promptitude with which he lately 7,
rendered his magnificent seat, Norris Castle, In the Isle of
to the use of his Majesty, the King of the Netherlands. 4.(
presentation of the vase, was accompanied by an expression
teeing most gratifying to Mr. Bell, while It evinced the Pletdi,
the Queen felt in testifying to the politeness of one of her subr:b.
We are sorry to learn that the Directors of L,
Eastern Counties Railway have resolved not to bane either sow-
or day tickets. We hope they will be induced to review tbeir

decision.
It is 1
now understood that Parliament will be
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we hear, is the more probable; and her Majesty-
rogued either on Thursday or Friday of next week. The t."'"- '
wol thin leele
England on the following day.—Post. ,_., And
MONS. JULLIEN AT LIVERPOOL.—On MOTinsk,Y 0,.--
Tuesday evenings last, M. Jullien and his exquisite corps, Scribe
panted by Signor Camillo Sivori, gave grand concerts e` - neti
Zoological-gardens, Liverpool, which were attended 1)1 gi..b •
collections of the fashion of that town and neighbourhood. '
performances fully realised the most sanguine expectations. s.
CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY -4C
POOL, THURSDAY.-The half.yearly meeting of this Coen.
was held here to.day for the purpose of declaring 11 dividend.
Before the proceedings commenced some negotiation took ran' d
with a deputation from the Birkenhead, Lancashire, _:,..
Cheshire Junction Company. Mr. William Jackson. clnurea
man of the directors, presided, and the negotiations ref" to
to having been closed, the chairman said—am"1 .."In",. to,
apologise to you for detaining you so long; but I "sr pros-
perannounce to you that theprpect of peace an-
ty.—(Loud Cheers.) Circumstances- • since w
.have *risen _ of
came into this room which induce me to request the rovulike
to
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dividend, and to waive the consideration of everY
your adopting so much of our report this day as relates
tallied in it until Wednesday next.—(Great applauee.) your se.
interests require this adjournment ; and I hope you have eon__
dence enough in your chairman to believe that he would not ree"7_
mend such a step unless he deemed it advisable for the sake of YeitZ
interests." The chairman then read extracts from the
which congratulated the proprietors on the Prosperous row I.
and
and prospects of the Company. The passengers, acc., convey.:ls
other
the amount received, from the Ist January to the 30th Juno, tejor;
shows an increase of 97,283/. This result enabled the Dire
per 501.. an
matter
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to recommend that a dividend be now declared of 13s.
.4 stter
6s. 6,4. per .251. share, and that the same be payable en ei"'sboa.
Monday, the 18th of August next; but there will Le 3'' Perfor in-
to be deducted from the dividend on the new 50/. shares
The,
terest on calls unpaid at the period of closing the accoun6.seciated.
Chairman concluded by moving that the dividend be now The
A shareholder seconded the resolution, and it was carts
meeting then adjourned. , „,da ir the
CHEAP RAILWAY TRAVELLING —On on.. t. WO
passengers by one of the pleasure trains from VVhitstable es
city were treated with a ride fur nothing. On rising ti e bills. ran •
bog'.-hole, the carriages became detached from the rofe,ro",
oft
back a considerable distance wit h great velocity, to the ala___liiti....-
passengers. but happily attended with no injuriout sc"
Kentish Observer.

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