The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-25 00:00:00

THE CITY OF LRAIONDONLWAY-
AND RICHMOND

...
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application is in-
tended to be made to Parliament in the next Session for
leave to bring in a Bill for making, constructing, and maintain-
ing a railway, to be called The City of ondon and Richmond
Railway, to commence oil the south - eof the river Thames,
at or near the foot of Southwark r. ge, or Bankside, in the
parish of Saint Saviour, Southwa , in the county of Surrey,
and to terminate at or near a place commonly called or known
as the Pound, at Richmond, in the same county, with a branch
railway to communicate therewith, and to commence from and
out of the said railway, in or near -to Battersea Fields, iu the
narish of Battersea, in the same county, crossing the said river
Thames, and to terminate at or near to land or ground com-
monly called Lee's Nursery Ground, situate and being on the
north side of Hammeramith Road, in the parish or ofhamlet.
Hammersmith, or the parish of Kensington, in the county of Mui.
dlesex ; and to make and maintain a viaduct or bridge, or .other
means for communicating or carrying the said branch railway
across the said river Thames, from or near to a lane called. the
o
Green Lane, in the parish of Battersea, in the said
of Fulham,
Surrey, to or near to Sands End Lane, in the parish
in the said county of Middlesex • and also. to main-
tainmakeoardraoiluwnat
another viaduct or bridge 'for carrying the
across the river Wandle, in the said county
aS
theurrseasy,aui
said
nearc the
y
river Thames, in the parish of Waudsworth,uti
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aitneria'l or necessary to
docks, quays, roads, and other works
use and enjoyment thereof respectively;
1 the said railway and branch railway,
p aons•
and faonrdt the more
whichmi u oasrdaeei
dcforromamipci
from, in,
and branch railway are intended
tainirdouogthierole. into
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laces
the several
following
th parishes,
at.i townships,stoto say, Saint
in or
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teiessaid
hoeiSouthwark; Lambeth, Battersea, Wands.
South-
wark; ChristCharch,
worth; Putney, Barnes, Mortlake,
lE;aaishtaSn!tenen., and Richmond,
in the said county of Surrey ; and , amtnersmith, and
Kensington, in the said county of Middlesex.
And it is intended to apply forapisroollmaveidrtshdootowlinbneeingorftahtnehteed by
also
deviatingrailwa y,
intendedtt esai dbri Ili
ltwoay
andauthoriseatnhcehsaiplanscl
intended to be deposited, in pursuance of the standing orders of
toan the
marketextet oftentowns, yardsand ou
eon
hundredeithertnh e said
either
and
di
spmancseosf;
maoundealso s
shalt
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sidey ardosfo
line Parliament,
oi nftchi.
n any oth • l
such fares, .
side
d bill, and for men-
tionedof
in the said _
tolls, dues, rates,
tenements, and hereditanients within the said several parishes,
townships, or extra parochial and other places, or elsewhere. for
the purposes aforesaid.
. FRANCIS BEETHAM, Solicitor for the Bill.
& Chatham Place, New Bridge-street, London.
SAMUEL THORP, 25, Pall Mall, Manehester, agent for
this neighbourhood,' has a few of the RESERVED SHARES
for allotment ; plans, also
&e. of the undertaking, for which
early application must be made.

mHE CITY OF LONDON AND RICHMOND RAIL.
1_ WAY proposes to effect a junction of the Birmingham and
Great Western Railways through the medium of. the Birming-
ham, Bristol, and Thames Junction Railway ,tife Southampton,
the pyoposed Brighton. the Portsmouth, South Eastern and
the North and South Western Railw s, with the Metropolis
and the River Thames, at a confer ee held this day between
the Provisional Committee of tl . ity of London and-Birming-
ham Railway, cud Board of Dii ctors of the Birmingham, Bris-
tol, and Thames Junction Railway Company..
It was agreed.—That it will be beneficial to the two companies
that a junction of the City of Loudon and Richmond Raitw.y
should rake place, and be Made with the Birmingham,
and Thames Junction Railway, near to the Hammersmith Road
and Kensington Crescent: and that mutual aid and su
pport
shall tie given for 'the attainment of so desirable an object, in
the ensuing session of varliatuent. Bristol,
That for the natant: thou of the shareholders of the respective
companies, the foregoing resolution be advertised in the daily
journals.
the Birmingham,lLlCL.LDlAAMKlGlNNEstrCohNai,rcmhaanirtmifatinieof City Railway..
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Bristol, and Thames Junction Company.
Nov. 9. 183 G. -