... appeared desiraile that, instead of the company being obliged to find the capital necessary for floating stock, and the other expenses of 'svnrking, they should get into eonsmunication with an expe- rienced company having hs aeil already at hand; and as ...

... d foreign officers deputed I' by tbsir reepeetedgovernments to atten? the funeral of the 5 late fluke of Wellington. The company also comprised the a Dseheso of Rent, her Majesty's visitors, and some of the Queen's ministers and officers of state, It ...

... sell the lands to the'company, and for that purpose were 'about to ex- ercise the power in their own favour, with the view of acquiring the fee, when Sir Charles Morgan, the father, died. The present Sir Charles cailed on the company to complete,' alleging ...

... ak that the collieries on the line would ba worked by ajohit stdek a company, and that the trathei arising from -that source would, I1 in the course of two, years, yield their company a freight, with- a out any risk, of from. £10,000 to £060,000 a year ...

... goods to different towns, including Manchester, Nailsworth, Stonehoune near Gloucester, Enst Ohinoiok, Hull, Huddersfield, Sheffield, Abingdon, - smlt London; and possibly in a few days more he might find out that he had sent 100 more to other plaocs. The ...

... decoyed from their homes. , Warhar tomutenced betwreen the North-Western - and the Manchester and Sheffield 'Ralgwsys at Manchester; the former company' doing all theycan to obstruct- the forwarding of~tbe traffic of the other at the South Junction. Chancery ...

... Council of lndla, with a Councill irs of of eighteen members, nine to be elected by the Crown. four by lasl~q. the East India Company, and five by the parliamentary con. stittisicies of London, Liverp~ool, &Iaranhester, Glasgow and air of Belfast. The first ...

... proceedings since the formation of the company. W. Avery, Esq., presided. Mr. A. Rowz, the secretary, read the report, which set forth that at first it was considered equal to the completion of the Iworks to form a company of 900 shareholders, at £1O per lshare; ...

... expenses, which amounted It to 7e. Mr. ROBERT PnILLIps, busilder, of Woodbary, was charged by Mr. Gardiner, lessee of the turnpike tolls, with b refusing to pay toll at the St. George's gate. It appeared g tliat the defendant sent a led with a horse and ...

... Western Company. The complainants alleged thae the eompany gave the Ruabon Coal Company improper preferential advantages in the carriage of coal, and that the preferene arose from the directors 4f the railway holding 50 shares In the ;Rluaboib Company. In ...

... end happy in the possession of true Chnisliun fellowship. WHLLS.-NEw Misuse CoetPATiY.-A company under the name of The Little Down and Hieber Rocks Mining Company (limited), has recently been formed, for the purpose of holding landed property and raising ...

... and lift present arms when the host passes. Captain Sheffield, of to the 21st Royal North British Fasiliers, having refused, gl y will in all probability be tried by oourt marisl ?? tai of Sheffield, it is reported, is ready to submit to any punishmn ...