The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-22 00:00:00

"I tn, Inv dear Sir,
" Very faithfully yours,
"JOHN MOSS.

(Signed)
" To Geo. Carr Glpn, EBq "

"Ji'olcerion, 13th Oeober, 1844.

"My DEArt Strt,—Thoult I li'ave started fora short
time, in the hope of securing' a- little respite from these•
railway turmoils, yet I must acknowledge at once y. ur
note of the 11th, and aecompatty it by the request, that
you will not hold tree responsible for the acts and putAica-
thins of the Shrewsbury Committee. The first intimation
of the manifesto in question which I received was from
the.newspaoers. It must be erident to every reader, tint
my note insetted in it replied to one point only—the ex-
istence of the Shrewsbury G"urip:ny, as a separate and
dependent undertaking, as T have already noticed to you.
" I think, as far as my recollection enables me to reply
from hence, several of the numerous letters on the Shrop- '
shire affair pressed upon you the expediency of settling
with the Shrewsbury Company; and am confident that I
wrote to you a letter, under date of the 19th August,
stating my views more particularly ; and which I had in
my mind when writing to Mr. Gore. The question of
making the line was matter fur negeciatiou, and I certainly
hoped from the tenor of the conversation between you,
Mr. Lawrence, and we, that this would have been arran-
ged, feeling that a measure of such great importance to all
interested should not he allowed to tall through upon such
a point, more especially as in other ways efficient controul
over the outlay could be insured to you.
yoursl
CAIIR GLYN. truly,
"My movements are uncertain, but letters addressed to
tl
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.sstilgrieenNee.teaw,m)iell, ai;:;adyesaervs,e
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" To John Moss, EBq."
It can hardly be necessary after these letters to add,
that Mr. Moss never received arty letter from Mr. Glyn
on which he could have put the construction suggested in
Mr. Gore's published statement ; nor can the Grand Junc-
tion dirert,rs admit for a moment that the Lindon and
Birmingham would have had, at any time eter their July
agreement. a right to allude to the making of the line as
" matter for negociation, in their correspondence with
any party, without the preti,ns consent of the Grand
Junction Company, that polo haivili:ittniitge.rbo,erteoindGliirsrecautnyhsdsae
Junc-
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be-
fore the agreement, and concluded by it.
Upon the merits of the Shrewsbury and Wolverlismp-
ton line, and its prospects, either :ehreisrelolerv.a.ss co:uponel
iiejic,ftdis:"tni,heeoryt. have a right to appeal, again, having in
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Liverpool, 12/h Oclobcr, 1411.

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