The Sun. — 1846-02-04 (London, England)

RAI LWAY COMMIT FEES.  (THIS DAY.)  ine railway campaign of 1846 commenced this morninz, andonee more motley groups of engineers, levellers, surveyors, and tratfic-takers were to be seen lounging about Palace-yard long before twelve o'clock, the hour appointed fox the meetme of the three first Sub-Committees of the session. The elcister, lobbies, and numerous anti-rooms of the House of herdemrso,rirsa became besieged with crowds of anxious shareagents; and the railway projectors, Parliamentary. now varioas approaches to the Committee-rooms were every and then blocked up with sturdy porters and messengeol as, atag.geriag under the weight of ponderous maps, plans, secleticaK There ware three Sub-Committees on Standing `der; wile assembled for the first time this morning, and the order of business to come before them stood as follows . No L—Room No. 7. Sheffield, Rotherhim, .B sley, Wakefield, Huddersfield, Stand Goole Railway. i.,_ines and Richmond. Railway. ...neon and South Western (Chertsey and Egham Branch) , Railway kyondon a-n.d. South Western (London-Bridge Extension) ~ Railway,. td°3den and South Western (Hampton-Court Branch) Railenvy. Manchester and Birmingham Railway. fl,orth Staffordshire (Churnet Valley Line) Railway. V_rth Staffordshire and Line) Railway. London, Newbury, and Bath Direct. i•l?Lis.t Lincolnshire Railway. 1 eet London and Portsmouth Railway. GIL, No. 2.—Room No. 6. inw, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Railway and Gi '"ches (N. 1). XI?, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Railway and Glasgow dies (No. 2). Ir, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Railway and Gls.,.nthes (No. 3. praozh, paisley,) Kilmarnock, and Ayr Railway and 4,., e3 ). leerre and Galloway Railway. Leif 3', Warrenpoint, and Rosstreyor Railway. t,_ '!st and County Down Railway. ste..kburn, Chorley, and Liverpool Railway. Ayrlsis ar.d Dunfermline Railway. .b.itauiiirwea:,Bridge of Weir, and Port Glasgow Junction 1111,ir,,eks, tie 7 and Darlington Junction. York and Mahon Branches Railway. _ra sand North Midland (Whitby and Pickering Extene:rnapr! Railway. London aige and Oxford Railway. she and Brighton (Wandsworth Branch) Railway. b. eld and Lincolnshire Junction Railway. Weit,, , No. 3.—Room No. 8. oaiiteeld, Pontefract, and Goole (Methley, Askern, and Rolm "haw Branches) Railway. tend ikent Railway. ti " and South Western (Romsey and Redbridge Junetive°n) Railway. .NortrPh ,°°l, Manchester and Newcastle upon Tyne Railway. ttls, -'tafrordshi re (Efarec tle and Sandbach Line) Railway. 411 and Dorking Railwaasy. Bal ad Bradford (Alteration of Levels in Bin le So ' ay. ntk-Eist brid ern (from the Waterloo-road, near Hungerfordsouth gte,, to thaeGreenwich Railway) Railway. witOyastern (Greenwich to Chilham, near. Canterbury, south....uranches) Railway. Ashford (from Greenwich Railway to Chart, near. Leway Ili with Branches to Tunbridge and Riverhead) Rail- ' Astir' telfa4t, and 1 . urton , Ballymena Railway. ,hrish G , ~,,,ewton, and South Devon Railway. 41Sekbreat Western Railway. tom tirn and Pr .. op and „ . esten Railway. t 9, eh 1, zinghton (Dorking Branch) Railway. ndon'aerlll,,t .c9ty Extension) Railway. iver " ilriehton (East Grinstead Branch) Railway. k. k•N'l' ° k' tr laell rills irk, and Preston Railway. oll°nh l°ell, and,_ Kilsyth Railway. . bona British ktlawick Branches) Railway. .„,rth British (Carlisle Extension) Railway. .".diab -"tlsh (Gretna Branch) Railway. t . burgh diab,,,b,‘ and 61asgow Branches Railway. Peebles Railway. . "11"alkfe-all_:1 13 !ndssr, srinus and Glasgow Harbour Railway. rsht,,il r '4O and Staineß Atmospheric Railway. 'C'tSth: ''''''WeB, and Hastings (Deviations and '3ranches to Srightonntile, Newhaven, and Seaford) Railway. „ vray. and Chichester (Bognor to Littlehampton) Railzrivh, t(410:11a anal Chichester (Steyning Branch) Railway. „ ail, ri.L, South-Western (Fareham and Alton Branch) ,zo. , a 3,, ,nLtaster '°,ath E .4.. n (No. B—Canterbury to Dover) Railway. sootgail,,, ""'rn (No. 6—Maidstone to Strood, near Rochester) „,1, i:!3eolitli Midland (Austin d nch) Railway. sodthlitllauid (NorthanVtnenßarnad Bedford Lines) Railway. yy-nnetion r, Huyton Pand Aston, Horton, Prescot and GraPa4.44l:llen',,, Warnngton and Kenyon, Warrington and n t e, Showhill and Portobello, and Edgehill and HuyJonah Railway. :..SeWwja' 4,11 (Huyton, *and Warrington Branches) RailRailway.  4 Monday, Lord froN Wrest Lady Lady Stanley arrive,. in town on Lady had been o_fest.Park, Beds, where the Countess De Grey: hisLord-stinlie_e.a.viait to the Earl Noble Lord and Lord and tdon Saturday last, Blar*hip hirit°lLgilel2l.eethe Circle at WI Staying t ;Burghley House with .tthe citu! end Alarcbillonsetsaioif Exeter since Wednesday' 'asthat Sir qtAor rer,— ._ g eelp prevails in the Woolwich garrison° dnance, ht. ,ende,Ae -: MAY, the listoer-General of the i r AB_ or MOP' e,,,1„-_•-e. ma resignation. The Marquis of Ang ee-15f,41 Sir t.,. spier, is spoken of as his successor. letters tontitnue icboltir,e receivedl'jn 'l:om‘nii7.l? thatlndei""edPrnipality, as ZWenillAstero_m theagriculturists (I:l3fa _ng..itdh, requesti;if tthesttr onini too bteadeleeceltteod tthoeslirisir fontributors for rtt., on the Drincinal height in Tr to Faraft,BBNvlilitC7 issn:xpected to be a 11 agilifleant obj as well as a a ect lion], the surrounding country, 11 !tie landmark from the Bristol Channel. E.—OR ,r.6241.1?P05ED SUICIDE AT WraTBIINsTER-BRIDG at the Chle OaY an inquest Was held before Mr. Bedford, _ of hlizaheti,(l,lLers, Tothill-street, Westminster, on the body d luieldl_aYle,. aged 27, who was supposed to have co not loug „ince eat IN esnsterbridge The deceased had friends Elizaere hi el come from the country, where it is believed her time past lieis 4 Y respectable. en for some tilijii'll §t. Ann-street, Westminster, and Was 9f with two other :lets. On Thursday she had beeu drinkingre go and drow4 herself and when she went out said she . would afterslrds kerself oft Westininster-bridge. .laTo tidings were named gloo, "ard , but the same evening a waterman d the, liod:,8, was rowing by the bridge, when he discovere therthwhich be immediately conveyed to St. Margaret's 1,. _, 4Po Yard, where •it was owned by her friends. v e clic lied dro ~ st Pxot,,,, ,wned. On Tuesday Lee re ' din2oo/ —