The Railway Fete
IN our report of the proceedings at the turning of the first turf of the Australian Railway, there was one omission, which we very much regret. On receiving the spade, the Hon, Mrs…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1850
65 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 4
Sydney Railway Company
YESTERDAY, the half-yearly General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Sydney Railway Company took place at the offices of the Company, in Elizabeth-street. The offices being…
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The distance between England and India is of a very fabulous and artificial character. It used to be called' 10,000, 12,000, or even 15,0.00 miles. The time consumed in traversing it has varied from nine months to…
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THE Half-yearly Meeting of Shareholders was held in the Royal Hotel on Monday. The meeting was very respectably attended and more harmonious than on the last occasion. Mr. Lamb President of the Board of Directors, was in the chair…
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THE adjourned General Meeting of the Sydney Railway Company took place yesterday, at the Royal Hotel, and was numerously attended by the Shareholders. On the motion of Mr…
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WE have been much gratified at perceiving the improved feeling which has been manifested, even by what may be called the dissentient portion of the…
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The adjourned general meeting of the Sydney Railway Company took place on Monday, at the Royal Hotel, and was numerously attended by the Shareholders. On the motion of Mr. Donaldson, William Bradley, Esq., was called to the chair…
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GENTLEMEN,—I am sorry that I was unable at an earlier period to notice the report which appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald of the 20th instant, of the meeting of the Sydney…
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GENTLEMEN,—Allow me to reply to the letter of your correspondent Mr. Holland, in Tuesday's paper, denying the accuracy of my report on the subject of gradients and other matters…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. Railway Crisis. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald
GENTLEMEN,—I perceive by an article in the Courier of Saturday's date, that the authorship of the pamphlet entitled the "Railway Crisis," is attributed to me. Perhaps you will permit…
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The Sydney Railway Company have given notice, in terms of their Act of Incorporation, of their intention to make a certain portion of the intended line, but it appears from a leading…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the Shareholders of the Sydney Railway Company was held yesterday, for the purpose of considering the position of the Company, in consequence of the…
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On Monday last a special meeting of the shareholders of the Sydney Railway Company was held at the Royal Hotel, for the purpose of considering the position of the Company in reference to the resignation of Mr. C. Cowper as manager. John Lamb. Esq, M C,…
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GENTLEMEN,—I have deemed it necessary through this medium to acknowledge how much I feel the confidence you reposed in me when furnishing my friend Mr. A. Moses, of…
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GENTLEMEN,—I perceive that Mr. Thomas, Agars, as chairman of a meeting of "certain shareh[?]lders," has come for ward to assist Mr. [?] Lyons in endeavouring to get a general meeting…
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ACCORDING to public notice, a meeting of the Shareholders in tho Railway Company was held this day, October 22, at two o'clock, in the Goulburn Hotel. At the hour appointed…
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THE Special General Meeting advertised to take place on the 29th instant, for the election of five directors in the place of the gentlemen who have resigned their places at the Board,…
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"They are coming towards the bridge; they will most likely cross by the rocks yonder," observed Raoul. " How—swim it?" I asked. "It is a torrent there!" " Oh, no," answered…
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The special general meeting called by advertisement for the 29th instant, was held at the office of the Company, in Elizabeth-street, Mr. Kemp having been moved into the chair, Mr. Lamb proposed that the meeting should adjourn to the Royal Hotel. This motion…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bell's Life in Sydney. Saturday November 2, 1850. Railway Matters
If we have of late adverted but rerely to the proceedings connected with the affairs of the Railway Company, our silence has not been occasioned by any lack of…
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