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November 28, 1845 - London Railway Newspaper - London, London, England
RAILWAY NOTICES.
, CALLS. E s. d. Manchnter ancrteeds 100/. G 0 0 San. 1 Ditto Half stares.... 4 0 0 Jan. I Edinburgh and Glasgow. New Half- shares (1845) 5 0 0 Apr. 13 Do. do D. do. shares (1345) 2 10 0 Aug. 1 Do. do. do. Do. do. ch. East Lanc2shire Do. do 1 shares (1345) 2 10 0 Aug. 1 Do. cl.
November 28, 1845 - London Railway Newspaper - London, London, England
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lAberdeen 2 Armagh, Coleraine, & Port 3 'Belfast and Ballymena 2 Belfast and County Down 3 Birken., Lan., & Cheshire J. 3 Birmingham and Oxford J 3 Birmingham and Gloucester 1 Shares, issued at 71 dis. I t Shares Extension Blackburn and Preston 1 Blackburn,Darwen,& Bolton 2 Bolto
November 28, 1845 - London Railway Newspaper - London, London, England
1125,000 . • 1,200,000 458,000 533,333 S 00,00() 500,000 1,000,000 140,000 750,000 ... 1,7.06,750 600,009 8.303,821. 211 1297 1 39
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November 28, 1845 - London Railway Newspaper - London, London, England
TO THE ELECTORS Or THE CITY OF LONDON.
GENTLEMEN, — The present state of the country, in regard to its supply of food, cannot be viewed without apprehension. - Forethought and bold precaution may avert any serious evils—indecision and procrastination may produce a state of suffering which it is frightful to contempla
November 28, 1845 - London Railway Newspaper - London, London, England
IR ELLICD. REPEAL ASSOCIATION.
The weekly meeting of the Repeal Association was id en TuesdAy in Conciliation-hal), which was very , nob crowded. Mr O'Connell entered the Hall al one 'Clock, and was received with loud cheers. On the i tletion of the hen. gentleman Captain Searer was called 1 k the chair —The
November 28, 1845 - London Railway Newspaper - London, London, England
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