The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-13 00:00:00

WEST LONDON RAILWAY.

The usual general half-yearly meeting of the Share-
holders sand Directors of the West London Railway
Company vi as held at their office in Abchurch-lane yes-
tereay. There was a numerous attendance, and at two
o'clock,
Mr. GROUNDS was called to the chair, upon taking
which, he very briefly addressed the meeting upon the
state of the Company's affairs, and concluded by suggest
ing that the report should be read, and hoped it would
be adopted.
The report of the Directors was then read, as was also
an address to the Directors by the Shareholders, which
was an echo of the report, and both were unanimously
adopted.
After a few words, in opposition to the report, from
Mr. NV ITCHURCH,
Mr. GUNTER said he differed from Mr. Witchurch.
He never expected that the line could be carried on from
the Kensington-basin Terminus to the Thames, without
considerable addition to the Company, and the event
had proved that he had not been in the wrong.
The meeting then agreed to re-elect the same Di-
rectors for the ensuing year, after which
The CHAIRMAN announced that they should now re-
solve themselves into a special meeting.
The SECRETARY read the resolution of a former meet-
ing, empowering the Company to dispose of certain for-
feited shares, to the amount of 969, which he said had
been held ky certain parties, who paid up but one in-
stalment, and had soon after become bankrupt.
After ashort discussion, it was agreed upon that the
shares should be forfeited, and that the Directors should
be empowered to sell them if they should so think fit.
A vote of thanks was then passed to the Chairman,
and the meeting separated.

LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAlLWAY.—Yesterday,
a meeting of holders of loan notes of this Company, who had,
through inadvertence, omitted to give notice in due time of
their intention to convert the same into shares, was held at
the London Tavern. At twelve o'clock, the hour appointed
for the meeting, there were six persons present, who de-
cided that reporters should not be admitted, inasmuch as it
was reared that unguarded expressions might fall from the
lips of acme of the speakers, in which case their appearance
in the London papers would serve to irritate, rather than
conciliate, the Brighton Directors.
CAVALRY MOVEMENTS.—The following changes of
quarters are now upon the point of taking place amongst
the undermentioned regiments :—The Ist Dragoon Guards
frum Canterbury to Exeter; the 4th Dragoon Guards from
Ireland to Piershill Barracks, near Edinburgh; the sth Dra-
goon Guards from Manchester to Nottingham ; the 6th Dra-
goon Guards from York to Manchester; the 2d Dragoons
(Scots Greys) from Piershill Barracks, near Edinburgh, to
Ireland ' • the 4th Light Dragoons from Ipswich to Hounslow;
the 6th Dragoons from Brighton to Birmingham • the 7th
Hussars from Birmingham to Ipswich; the 16th Hussars
from Ireland to Leeds; the 12th Lancers from Nottingham
to Coventry; the 13th Light Dragoons from Exeter to Ire-
land; and the 17th Lancers from Hounslow to Brighton.
VAUXHALL GARDENS.---ThiS popular place of en-
tertainment will be opened at Whitsuntide, for the hundred
and fifteenth season, under the direction of Mr. Robert War-
dell, the former proprietor,- who has become sole lessee.
The most extensive preparations are making, in order to
render this delightful retreat as attractive as it was in its
palmy days.

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