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

NEW RAILWAY SCHEMES.

The London Gazette of last evening contains notices o
applications to Parliament in the ensuing session for Bills
authorising the construction of the following Railways :
Chester and Birkenhead—to widen and enlarge, and lay
down additional lines of rails, and to make four branches.

North British—twelve branches and one extension.
To authorise Lord Francis Egerton to make a railway from
the top-locks of the Bridgewater-canal, to join the Grand
Junction, with a branch.

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Line from Exeter, to join the Southampton and Dorchester
at Fordington-field, with two branches.
To amend the Gravesend and Rochester Railway and
Canal Act.

Line from the London and Brighton at Redstone-hill to
Dorking.
Line from the Brighton and Chichester, at the Woodgate
station, to Bognor.
Junction between the London and Brighton and the South-
Western lines.

Line from the Brighton and Chichester to Littlehampton.
Line from the Brighton, Lewes, and Hastings, at Southerham
corner to Seaford, with one branch.

Line from Hailsham and Folkington, or one of them, by a
junction with the Brighton, Lewes, and Hastings, to East-
bourne, and Southbourne, or one of them.
Blackburn and Preston=to amend the Act and make two
branches.
Line from the Eastern Union at Bentley, to Clay Wall
Farm, Hadleigh.
Glasgow, Dumfries, and Carlisle.
Junction between the Lancaster and Carlisle, and the Fur-
ness lines.
Junction between' the London and Birmingham, and the
Bedford and London, and Birmingham lines.
Sale of the Aylesbury to the London and Birmingham
Railway Company.
Line from the Lynn aid Ely to Boston, with two branches.
London, Hounslow, and Western—lino from Falconbridge
to Staines, with a branch.
Windsor, Slough, and Staines Atmospheric.
Tenby, Saundersfoot, and South Wales.
Thames Haven Dock and Railway—to amend the Act.
-Launceston and South Devon—to re-introduce Bill.
SouthrDevon—to re-introduce Bill, giving extension of
powers, and to make a branch to Tavistock.
Guildford Junction—to re-introduce Bill, authorising sale
of line, &c.

South Devon--five branches, abandonment of parts of
line, and substitutions in lieu.
Junction between the London and Birmingham, and the
London and Birmingham and Dunstable branch line.
Great North of England and Yorkshire and Glasgow Union
Junction.

Line from either the East Lancashire or the Leeds and
Bradford to Adlingham, with three branches.
North Metropolitan Junction—line from between the
London and Birmingham at Chalk-farm, to the Eastern
Counties, at Stratford-le-Bow.

Line from the London and Birmingham, at Weedon to Kid •
derminster, with a branch from Middletown to the Barnet-
green station of the Birmingham and Gloucester.
Bradford and Cambridge Extension.
Lancashire and Yorkshire North-Eastern, and to attend
the Leeds and Bradford, the Leeds and Thirsk, the Church
Fenton and Harrogate, and other railway Acts.
Boston, Grantham, and Midland Counties Junction.
Grand Junction—to amend the Act and make a line from
Havton to Warrington.
Hull, Sheffield, and Midland Direct.
Shropshire Union Railway and Canal (Shrewsbury to
Stafford).
East= Counties, Barking, and Manua Jun" ion.