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Sheffield and Lincolnshire Junction Railway. WHEREAS Notices Were 4852 Sheffield and Lincolnshire Junction Railway. parish of Saint Mark, in the said city of Lincoln HEREAS notices were duly published in and county of the same city) was ordered by the Wthe month of November last, in the London House of Commons to be engrossed, but by reason Gazette, the Sheffield and Rotherham Independent, of the termination of the said session, no further the Nottingham Journal, the Derbyshire Courier, proceedings were had thereon: the Lincoln, Rutland, and Stamford Mercury, and Now, notice is hereby given, that it is intended the Lincoln Standard newspapers, that application in the next session of Parliament to present a was intended to be made in the then next ensuing petition to the House of Commons for leave to session of Parliament, for leave to bring in a Bill re-introduce the said Bill so ordered to be " to incorporate a company, and to give to such engrossed, and to proceed to pass the same into a company power to make and maintain a railway, law, with such modifications therein as to Par- commencing by a junction with the Sheffield, liament may seem meet.—Dated this tenth day Ashton-under-Lyne, and Manchester railway, at of October 1845. or near Oborne-street, in the township of Bright- Smith and Hinde, 1 Joint side Bierlow, in the parish of Sheffield, in the west ffaywood, Bromley, and Gains- i- Solicitors, riding of the county of York, and to terminate at ford, . j Sheffield. or near a place known by the name of Whinleys, otherwise Welham "WTiinleys, in the township or hamlet of "Welham, in the parish of Clarborough, OTICE is hereby given, that it is in- otherwise Clareborongh, in the county of Not- N tended to apply to Parliament in the tingham, and thence by means of two diverging ensuing sessson, for leave to bring in a Bill to communications or branches, one of such com- confer on the Scottish Equitable Life Assurance munications or branches to commence by a junction Society certain privileges of a corporate body, with the said main line, at or near the said place and to enable the said Society to sue and be sued, known by the name of Whinleys, otherwise and to hold and transfer property, heritable and Welham Whinleys, in the said township or hamlet nioveable, real and personal, in the name of the said society, or in the name of the manager or of Weiham, in the said parish of Clarborough, 1 otherwise Ciareborbugh, and to terminate at or other officer o^ the said society, with three or more near the port of Gainsborough, otherwise Gains of the directors thereof; to alter and to amend the burgh, upon or near the bank or wharf on the deed of constitution, and the laws, bye-laws, rules west side of the river Trent, in the parish of and regulations of the .said society, and so far as Beckingham, in the said county of Nottingham} necessary to confirm the same; to enlarge and and the other of such communications or branches amend the powers given to the said society by to commence by another junction with the said royal charter, dated twenty-seventh January one main line, at or near the said place known by the thousand eight hundred and thirty-eight, and to name of Whinleys, otherwise Welham Whinleys, confer further and other powers and privileges and to terminate at or near the High-street, in the upon the society and the directors thereof. parish of Saint Mark, in the city of Lincoln, and Dated this thirty-first day of October, 1845. county of the same city: Charles Lever, King's road, Bedford-row, And also to make and maintain a branch railway London. from and out of the said intended main line of railway, in the parish of ,Handsworth, in the west OTICE is hereby given, that the Caledo- riding of the said county of York, to join the N nian Insurance Company, carrying on the Midland Railway, otherwise called the North business of Fire and'Life Assurance, intend to Midland Railway, in the parish of Beighton, in apply to Parliament in the ensuing session, for the county of Derby: leave to bring iii a Bill to incorporate the said And also to make and maintain another branch company3 and to enable the said company to sue railway from and out of the said intended main and be sued, and to hold and transfer property, line of railway, in the parish of Aston-cum- heritable and moveablc, real and personal, in name Aughton, otherwise Aston with Aughton, in the of the said company, or in the name of "the west riding of the said county of York, also to manager or other officer of the said company, with join the said Midland Railway, otherwise called three or more of the directors ; to alter and to the North Midland Railway, in the said parish of amend the contracts of co-partnery or deeds of Aston-cum-Aughton, otherwise Aston with constitution, and the rules and regulations, laws Aughton:" and bye-laws of the said company, and so far as necessary to confirm the same; to increase the And whereas such application was made in capital of the said company, to confer farther and pursuance of the aforesaid notices, and the Bill other powers and privileges upon the company, and for making the said railway (save and except the the directors thereof; and to enlarge and amend said diverging communication or branch com- the powers given to the Caledonian Insurance mencing by a junction with the said main line, at Company by royal charter, dated seventeenth or near the said place known by the name of April one thousand eight hundred and ten. Whinleys, otherwise Welham Whinleys, in the said township or hamlet of Welham, in the said Dated this thirty-first day of October 1845. parish of Clarborough, otherwise Clareborough, Herbert Stwrmy, Wellington-street, Lon- and terminating at or near the High-street, in the don-bridge, London,.
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