The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-04 00:00:00

Admission, Is. ; Schools, Ralf-price.

LONDON and BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY.
VAN GOODS.
On and after MoNDAY, the 10th of March next, the LONDON
and BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY COMPANY will be prepared to
CONVEY by one train daily (Sundays excepted) VAN GOODS, in
packages exceeding 18Ibs. weight, at one-half the present charge for
Parcels by Passenger Trains, delivery included.
The train will leave the Euston Station at 6 A.m., and all packages
intended for this conveyance will be required to be taken to the Com-
pany's Parcel Office, or to the offices of Messrs. Horne and Chaplin,
before'Tea o'clock the previous evening.
The corresponding Train by which Van Goods will be conveyed
from Birmingham to London, will leave that station at 2 P.M.
All packages intended to be forwarded as Van Goods at the re-
duced rate of charge must be legibly marked " Van Goods Train," or
they will be sent by the ordinary Passenger Train, at the usual rate
of charge for parcels.
Packages of this description leaving London at 6 A.R. will be de-
livered in Birmingham, Stafford, Derby, Nottingham, and Leicester,
the same evening, and in places further distant, early the following
morning.
The packages arriving in London by the Up-train will be delivered
early the following morning.—By order,
R. CREED, Seeretary.
Office, Euston Station, March I, 1845.

B RIGHTON AND CHICHESTER RAIL,
;11 WAY COMPANY.

NOTICE OF CALL.
The Directors having this day resolved to make a call of 51. per
Share in every 501. Share in this undertaking, the Proprietors are
hereby required to pay the same on or before WEDNESDAY, the 19th
day of March next, to Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, Lombard-
street, London. By order,

" FREDERICK OTLEY, Secretary.
Offle,es, 4, Dean-street, Borough, Feb. 15, 1845.

TO INNKEEPERS AND OTHERS.
KING'S ARMS, PLYMOUTH.—FIRST-RATE COMMERCIAL
and FAMILY HOTEL, POSTING and COACH-HOUSE.
TO be LET, by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
with possession at Midsummer, for a Term of Years, that old-
established and well-accustomed Hotel, the KING'S ARMS, now
and for many years past in the occupation of Mrs. Mary Rowe,
situated in one of the best and most populous parts of the town, in
which an extensive business has been successfully carried on, and
width may be easily improved, as the House contains the most
ample accommodation, excellent stabling, coach-houses, large
yard, &c.

To persons desirous of undertaking such a business, a most ad-
visable opportunity is now offered, as, in addition to the advantages
above pointed out, the great improvements about to be carried into
effect in the harbour of Sutton Pool, with the approach of the South
Devon Railway to the immediate vicinity, must greatly benefit the
general business of the neighbourhood, and in which a hotel so pro-
minently situated must largely partake.
For particulars, and to treat for the same, apply to Mr. William
Rivers, Hotel, Ivybrldge ; or to Mr. William Howell, Cathedral-yard,
Exeter.

LADY SOPHIA GREY'S OPINION of the
PRINTS SHOWING the FALLACY of the ORGANIC
THEORY :

" To Messrs. MORISON, British College of Health, London.
"Gentlemen,--Nothing can be better than the Prints. They must
do great good in opening the eyes of the people to the fallacy of the
organic theory, which I have suffered from for three parts of my life,
and must, in a greater or less degree, as long as I live, from a ruined
constitution. I have distributed all the Prints but one, which we
keep to be seen in our drawing-room. With my sincere wishes for
the continued success of one of the best and safest medicines ever
known.—l remain, Gentlemen, your sincerely obliged,
" Sandiway, near Northwich, Cheshire,
Feb. 18, 1845 "

"S. GREY.

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Both Prints may be had at the Hygeist Office, 368, Strand, five
doors east of Exeter Hall, price 6d. plain or Is. coloured, 6d. extra
upon each if sent by post. These Prints show at once the fallacy of
the Organic Thco. y In all its atrocious forms, and will do more to
enlighten the public than by years of reading, &o.