The Sun.
London, England, 1845-07-08 00:00:00

R AD S H A W'S RAILWAY GAZETTE.
The First Number will be published on SATURDAY, July 12,
in time for the Morning Mails.
Among the peculiar features which this journal will present, may
be mentioned—
A daily survey of the Money Market, alike on the London Stock
Exchange, and in all the principal towns in the kingdom, by which
may be noted the cause and consequence of the slightest fluctuation
in the value of railway property, that the fixed holder of shares and
the speculator may at once act on the earliest and most valuable in-
formation.
Another feature in the Gazette will be a constant supply of infor-
mation respecting the many undertakings about to be commenced,
the obstructions which may be met, the difficulties to he overcome,
and the triumphs which scientific knowledge may achieve, alike over
impediments and expense.
In relation to projects which have yet to undergo the legislative
ordeal, it will be a duty—hitherto unattempted—for this journal.
through the medium of its widely ramified sources of information, to
point out the localities weence abjections originate, how conflicting
interests and opinions arise, and in what manner unanimity and suc-
cess are most likely to be obtained.
In those matters which require the editorial judgment, the most
scrupulous care will be taken to avoid what in the political world is
called " party colouring," while at no time will personal invective be
ever resorted to.
Series of valuable maps are in course of preparation, which will be
presented gratis to the subscribers. The first will be a beautifully
engraved map of England, 4 feet by 3 feet, value 10s., which will
be corrected to the present time, and show the various railways
completed, those in progress, and all new projected schemes.
Offices of publication and for advertisements, 59, Fleet-street,
London; 27, Brown-street, Manchester; and to be had of all News-
venders in the United Kingdom.
All advertisements must be sent to the office before twelve o'clock
on Friday, the 11th, to insure insertion, the guaranteed circulation of
which will exceed Eight Thousand.

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