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ur Directors regret tbn.t they were not succeAsful in opposing ti

0 the L:ndon a.nd South-Western Company for a Loop Lino at u',~11:!;1;1i,.,1t1,,tt Th ""'"ill _i...J..._~ '\till etiable th! Sbdth-Western Compn.ny to run 1 r triit\

.o1 , i-eu. d . h t . . corta1n i, lirect from Kensington to Richmon wit ou communicn.tmg with th() II lrllitt, smith Railwav. The South-Western Company are, however, still un<lor ~h1tn1 r •

.., · h ·11 · . th" C ' R ·1 '>i1l1r. · to make another line, :whic w1 JOm 1s ompany s a1 way, and will <l . ..,at11,11 "nterchanae 0 ( traffic at Hammersmith; and this Company'R running }>ov.~. lttit of lltt l e ~~ line t.o Richmord are preserved. tth{J

Your Directors opposed the Fulham Railway Bill alluded to in the la.at 1 yearly Report, in consequence of the short branches proposed in the plan a

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for connectmg the' intended line with the London and South-WeRtern C e1><>111~1 J{~~~ «nd Rfohmotta Line at Hammersmith and the Main Line 11.t ;,1ttpany•

... &&0"'"6""' • fi H ,at~r8'> which miaht have opetrf!I! 4 second railway route rom ammersmith toward ti a,

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1\e t1 this Company had the effect of inducing the l'rc 1

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J no~!tri t da away 1'iiJi the coitirecting links objected to. So modified, the project app 0

• . eared tc D~ to become favorable to the interests of this Company a d '

' n Your Mi6*~y supported it. ·

i~a.-~nv'ening the Meeting it will be seen that your Direct.ors had a Resolution to authorize the creation of the new Capit.al sane­

s Act -of la.st Session ; but as the Great Western and M:6tro­kve not yet been eilabled to decide upon the t.erms on which ,_ Directors will have to bring the subject before the propriet.om

your Directors regret that they were not successful in opposing the a .

0 the London and Sooth-Western Company for a Loop Linc at llall1~T>hcati()11 Th ltill,. pased, will enable th~ South-Western Compnny to TUn Ce el"l!tnith. /JTeCt &om Kensington to Richmond without communicating with th:~n train, smith Railway. The Sooth-Western Company are, however, still under 1 a_nitn(!r.

•ch "}} • • this C 1 Ra'l Ouh<>->t' to make another line, whi w1 JOID ompany s l way, and will ad . "'" '''" JDterchange of traffic at Hammersmith; and this Company's runnincr pow nut of an

o ers overt\ Jin t.o Richmoi:d are preserved. t (!

Your Directors opposed the },ulbam Railway Bill alluded fu in the last ll yearly Report, in consequence of the short branches proposed in the plan as de .alf. for connecting the intended. line with the London and South-W estem C posited ~Ii t1nd Richmond Line at Hammersmith and the Main Line ~t ~rntpany\

. . d ·1 fi H . a tersea which might have opefted a secon ra1 way route rom ammerstmth towards th c· ' e 1ty.

1\.t ttlni of this Company had the effect of inducing the Promote e any 1rith the connecting links objected to. So modified, the project appeare~ ~

Ditecton to become favorable to the interests of this Company, and v ......_~.t! .. ..,l d . .. our IWCUl"W..,yy supporte it.

BUI passed, and the line, as now laid out, cannot fail to be of considerable tJrilt Company, as it is practically an extension, by independent parties,

Qlillirirttwmri." th and City Railway fro~ Hammersmith to the Thames at Fulham.

Notlct Cc)nV'ening the Meeting it will be seen that your Directors had • &tmri.":t a Resolution to authorize the creation of the new Capital sanc­

Ci~'s Act of last Session ; but as the Great W estem and M6f.ro. ee Mve not yet been enabled to decide upon the terms on which

M,; Y"* Directors will have to bring the subject before the proprietors

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