Railway Chronicle highlights 1862 63 Eastern Bengal traffic gains
The report notes steady growth since the line opened on 15 November 1862 with half year receipts of £33 748 and annual receipts of £42 603. Passenger totals reached 422 164 and 519 990 while goods tonnage rose to 12 637 and 14 940.
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Eastern Bengal Railway
East India Railway
Allahabad
Kooshtee
Calcutta
Goraie
Ganges
Equity Court Action Seeks Dividend For National Assurance Creditors
May 23 Master of the Rolls hears private proceedings to settle costly litigation and declares a 1s 3d in the pound dividend to creditors of the National Assurance and Investment Company. Most disputes are expected to be compromised. official managers and counsel present. Sir W P Wood also delivers judgment in the State Fire Insurance matter ex parte Horne, removing him from the contributories list and awarding costs after shares transfer.
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Hereford, Hay, and
Brecon
Bridgestreet
Westminster
Holmes
Oswestry
Newtown
Shrewsbury
Welshpool
Llanidloes
Ellesmere
Kington and
Bardisley
Brecon and Merthyr
Finney
Wisbech, Peterborough, and Suttonbridge
Duke of Bedford
Thorney
Richard Young
Bedford and Cambridge Railway Company
Euston
Mr. Whitbread
London and North Western
Palgrave
London and North-Western
Metropolitan Railway Company
Nottinghill
Kensington
Brompton
Metropolitan Railway
St. John’s Wood
Hampstead Junction
Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company
Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada
London
Turin and Savona
Turin
Abernethy
Savona
Sella
Bombay, Baroda
Central India
Bombay
Ahmedabad
India
Indian Branch Railway Company (Limited
Wilson
England
Royal Swedish Railway Company
Madras Railway Company
Atlantic and Great Western Railway
Equity Courts
Master of the Rolls
National Assurance and Investment Company
Defender Assurance Company, &c
National
W. P. Wood
State Fire Insurance Company
PARTE
HORNE
State Insurance Company
the Times Fire and Life Insurance
Times
Times Company
H. Cairns
Q.C
Rolt
Simpson
Court of Queen's Bench Sittings in Trinity Term
In the May 23 session Justices Crompton Blackburn and Shee examined Davis v Wells amid a rule to restrain proceedings and enforce costs. The case involves a disputed liability as a contributory to a winding up and a £5,000 payment claimed by the plaintiff. Also reported are donations and actions by the National Lifeboat Institution and Ventnor Harbour progress plus a New Zealand mail contract via Panama with Wellington as port of call.
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Court OF Queen’s Bench
Banco
Crompton
Blackburn
Shee
Trinity
Davis
John Romilly
National Lifeboat Institution
Joseph Leather
Liverpool
New Brighton
Mersey
Leather
Holyhead
Ventnor Porr and
Ventnor Harbour Company (Limited
Ventnor
Isle of Wight
Littlehampton
London, Brighton, and
Tur
New Zealand
Otago Daily Times
Crosbie Ward
Intercolonial Mail Steam Packet Company
Panama
Wellington
Callin New Sone
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Great Luxembourg Company
Copiapo
Aront Tan
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