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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 20, 1864

Page

5

Aberaman Iron Works Company Limited Formed

The extensive Crawshay Bailey iron works and collieries in Glamorganshire are to be transferred to a new limited company named The Aberaman Iron Works Company. The Financial Corporation invites subscriptions with capital fixed at 500000 pounds in 10000 shares of 50 each. Mr Cargill MP leads the board.

Aberaman Iron Works Company (Limited Crawshay Bailey M.P Glamorganshire Aberaman Ironworks Company Financial Corporation Bailey Aberdare Cargill

Rosherville Hotel Company Prospectus Issued

The prospectus announces a £50,000 capital in £5 shares with no more than half called up. The aim is to buy the lease and goodwill of the Rosherville Hotel for 75 years and secure exclusive refreshment rights at Rosherville Gardens for that term.

Rosherville Hotel Company Rosherville Hotel Rosherville Gardens

Inland Pattern and Sample Post rules trimmed mail weight costs

An 1864 notice from the General Post Office outlines September 1 rate cuts for Inland Pattern and Sample Post items. Packets up to 4 oz cost 2d, up to 8 oz 4d, up to 16 oz 8d, up to 24 oz 1s, with strict rules on value, labeling, enclosures, and packing.

St. Martin’s-le-Grand United Kingdom General Post Office London Bit . Tein

London Chatham and Dover Railway Holds Special Meeting

A special general meeting at the Grosvenor Hotel Pimlico approved raising one million pounds in 50 000 shares for the City terminus under the 1864 Act and issuing debentures to raise 1 500 000. Directors noted weekly receipts rising to 8 000 on the line and projected higher earnings when the Ludgate Hill extension and Farringdon street access complete.

London, Chatham Dover Grosvenor Hotel Victoria Station Pimlico Lord Sondes London, Chatham, and Dover Lord Harris Forbes Ludgate-hill M. Peto Paddington Holborn Metropolitan Farringdon Street

North London accounts show revenue balance and 6 percent dividend

Half year results reveal a credit balance of £45,569 up £2,726 from last year. Receipts from traffic rise across passengers, merchandise, minerals and livestock while costs grow due to rolling stock repairs. Capital outlay includes £175,455 for the City line and related works, with £100,000 new loan. Directors propose £4,000 to contingencies, £2,000 for Parliamentary expenses, and a £32,618 distributable pool yielding 6 percent dividend with £997 to carry forward.

London City Special Works and Contingencies Fund

Great Northern Directors Report Shows Half Year Finance

The directors report the capital balance to June 30 and detail revenue and expenditure for 1864 including land and works costs, new stock allotments and large traffic gains. They note a proposed dividend and a plan to raise 300000 for the Chatham Dover line via new stock and discuss London and North Western traffic figures.

Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax London, Chatham, and Dover Earl Street Blackfriars Metropolitan Iarringdon Road Great Northern Company Chatham and Dover Company Crystal Palace Sydenham Victoria Pimlico Chatham Railway Metropolitan Railway Company Chatham Company

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