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ECONOMY IN DRESS.
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Rest Superfine Blue or Black Coats, 41., any other
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NEWCASTLE AND CARLISLE RAIL. ROAD.
AT a numerous and highly respectable public
Meeting of the Merchants and other Inhabitants
(1‘
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, held in the Guildhall, on Wed-
;VeY, the 18th of February, 1829,
" Right Worshipful ROBERT BELL, Esq. Mayor, in
the Chait,
p'rhe following Resolutions were pained unanimously
der 11Toted by James Loeb, Esq., and seconded by Mr. Al-
4at, COok3Oti,
"..That the Formation of a Rail-road between the Town
of Newcastle-iipon-Tyne and the City of Carlisle, which
Will afford a convenient and rapid Communication between
the German Ocean and the Irish Channel, is an Under-
inking of the utmost Importance to this Town, and to the
Counties of Durham, Northumberland, and Cumberland,
and is well deserving of Support.
Proposed by Anthony Easterby, Esq. (Vice_President of
the Chamber of Commerce), and seconded by John Brand-
Lag, Esq. Sheriff of Newcastle,
11.--That, with a view to promote so highly advanta-
resus and desirable a 3leasure, Petitions be presented to
loth Houses of Parliament.
Proposed by Mr. Alderman Sorsbie, and seconded by
Matthew Plummer, Esq.
III---That the Petitions now read be adopted, and that
the sane do lie for Signature at the Exchange.
Proposed by John Anderson, Esq., and seconded by
41,-• Alderman Reed,
IV•--That Mr. Ellison be requested to present the Peti-
' 1441 to the House of Commons, and Lord Durham that
1° the Muse of Lords.
r\P"Tosed by Alfred Hall, Esq., and seconded by Thos.
'''atclaall, Esq.
there Resolutions, together with a Copy of
repetitions, be advertised in all the Papers publigtied in
11 ut T°*n/ and in those published in the county of Dur-
-414, and iu'the city of Carlisle, and also in the Times,
°„rzing Chronicle,. and Sun London Papers.
C un the Motion of James Losh, Esq., seconded by Christ.
I!°_lcun, Esq., the Thanks of the • Meeting were voted
14illiously to the Right Worshipful the Mayor, for his
ire'l °°tlduct in the chair ; and, on the motion of John
Jut"lingo Esq., seconded by Mr. Alderman Reed, to
of Lash, Esq., for the luminous and clear Statement
1" Merits of the Measures proposed, which he bad
gtveu to the Meeting.
It (Signed) ROBERT BELL, Chairman.
To The
f(Allowing is a Copy
Comm
the Petition agreed upon : ••••••
of
40Lourable the Commons of the United Kingdom
• 'eat Britain and Ireland in Parliament assembled.
The
heulble Petition of the several Persons whose Names

Are Lereuuto-subseribed, being Merchants and other
luirithitants of the Town and County of Newcastle-
upon:.Tysie,
4Sheweth, That your Petitioners are informed that a Bill
. how pending in your Honourable I louse, for making and
• kaintaining a Rail-way or Tram-road from the Town of
''lt's,eastle-upon-Tyne to the City of Carlisle, in the County
Cumberland.

That your Petitioners have had many opportunities of
• 'lowing and appreciating the value of the cheapness and
i',Pidity of conveyance by means of Iron Flail-ways, and they
l
the measure now before your Honourable House, as
; 41' pot merely of local, but of great national importance;
:', if it be carried into effect, a line of communication
'4l be completed across the Island, uniting, for the
trl3o4ei of commerce, the German Ocean and the Irish
kb",alinel ; affording facilities to commercial enterprize,
44 a stimulus to agriculture and niaLufacturea, which
trust Prove most beneficial to the Northern parts of this
egdora.
That the particular Interests of your Petitioners on this
neeks•
lon are those of the Country at large. The Port of
)3:l*..nattle is moat conveniently situated for Trade with the
bi `le, Holland, Hamburgh, and generally with the North
,o,..tkirope; importing from thence Timber, Hemp, and
s,
.147 produh of those Countries ; and exporting in return
41.1tnib manufactured Goods, and the Produce of the British
v{:4"; those of Lead being situated in the Interior of the
latiee of Northumberland, Cumberland, and Durham.
tt tatablishment of a Medium of Intercourse by which
)1' influence of this Commerce will be spread over a wide
1,44140g,e of Country, and by. which. this Town and the po-
" District around it will receive the Agricultural
nue not only of the Interior of the Counties of North-
-atrland, Durham, and Cumberland, but also of Scot.
1-14,.(.1 and Ireland, regarded by your Petitioners as an
bleet of the deepest Interest, and they rely that your
iinnourable House will not look with indifference upon a
tiinsure, which by the'Expenditure of a large Capital on
14' Pave of the Country, is likely to produce Results so
IPortantly beneficial to it.
4L,l'our Petitioners, therefore humbly pray your Honour-
1e House to take into your favourable Consideration the
B'll, for making and maintaining a Rail-way, or
P4m-toad, from Newcastle-upon-Tyne to Carlisle.
And your Petitioners Nvill ever pray, ice,
„
A similar Vetitiou was agreed to for the House of
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