... RAILWAY INTELLIGE9NE. RAILWAY TRAFFIC WEEKLY RETURiN. This Saine Ilif-yr's Samne Miles Name of Railway. Week. 1S52. Toal. 1852. open. fo Aberdeen ?? 1050 1467 8g29 8123 72 h Belfastand Ballynmena 688 001 728) 8903 37i (a i'head, L.,& Cheshire . 1068 1199 19240 152013 83 M B'bhrn (Ite B.C. & W.Y.) 752 741 8689 7761 280 w Bristol and Exeter 3 4087 8722 42313 40381 894 w Caledonian ?? 8813 8285 ...

... 9ING'S COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY, iont seat of learnis dsed O rday. Subjoined t J I.it of tle gentleulletl @ho have been successful in tak-t t It; j thle vafiOnS classes, as also the names of those who c ! the Degree of A.'. :- e r-OTO5F5SON MATHEMATICAL PRIZE-£60v. George M. Slesser, Rathen. ,t-SIMPSo-T rGREEK PRoi-g 80. x George Samuel, Stockton-on-Teese. III.-IEUTTON PRIZE1-Ril. a Angus Geun, ...

... RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE, The Directors of the Scottish Central Railway have made ar- rangements to bring on the telegraphic wires to Perth, and the . work has now commenced. t RAILWAY CASE,-An action was raised in .the Small Debt , Court, Glasgow, on Thursday week, at the instance of Mr Joseph Levenston, traveller, Davis Street, Edinburgh, against , the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway Company, to ...

... LUNATIC ASYLUAM. A Speaill Meetinrg of the Managers of the Lunatic Asvlum ;t heljd Within the Infirmary Hall on Monday-the Lord Pro- REIDEENT IPDICAT, SUPERIncTENDENT. II(' Object of the meeting was to reccive a report from the (si with respect to epplicatiOns for the situation of Resi. Medical Superintendlent now vacant. 0 'i0le report stated that three gentlemen had lodged applisa- ti'. a ...

... finiorriat Parliament. HOUSE OF LORDS-Tuesday, If-arch 1. of InI reply to at question. by the Bisops of Mlaauchteetrm The Duke of newcastle stated that the present Governor of BesrOudas, a year or two ago, had purehased ground for the eree- tion of a new prison for the convicts, which was now so far firs completed that 300 of the convicts, hitherto confined on board the hulks, had been removed ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE Du no ?? upon h f 5 A decree of the Emperor, dated the 4th, appoints anumber hl eot grentemertb members of the Senate. The recent hc !r hat body to 147, a-ad as the constitution limits the number List to I 'iO the Emperor lisa only to create three more Senators On instil deatth vac~arwes. ocur. It is now utnderstood that the Aniti 4 coronation of the Emperor and Empress ...

... IMPERIAL PA RLIAMEN'T. in tacht or HOUSE OF LORDS, 'TysttAr, Fell. 22. In n- The Law of Evidence (Sotland) Bill was read a second L ed time, on the motion of Lord L'iioOGHAM- i.p ottct is- Some other business was also, dispatched, and their lordships 33' adjoutrnied at an early hour.stt Wl THUVRSDAY, FED. 24. tion se Lord Dzaya gave notice that on Monda y he should pres.ent he a petition on ...

... Ad _ n o - IA -A ?? 5 ?? NAALA . by- in- -v -111 - SA UL.U& IC . 1 - -t s ?? 0th. sly On Saturday last a complaint was lodged before the MAYOR, mix n-Dr. BEsN, and R. FO ANat a, J. SAaNDARS, and H. F. Gis-.r en SORNz. Esqrs., against Mr. F. Shaw, silk manufacturer, for ot his having females employed io his manufacturing premises after foo by seven in the evening, of the 14th February last. it ...

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... *This striking edifice was opened on Sunday last, when a- sermon was preached in the morning by the Rev. Dr. Burns, from London, who chose for his text, Titusg, 2nd. chapter, 'a 12th verse; lie preached again in the evening from Acts, cI 28th chapter, and 2nd verse. The Rev. W. R. Stevenson, ms a 1.jMA., Nottingham, preached in the afternoon from let. th d Corinthians, 9th chapter, 12th verse, ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENT1. (WzVATUiR PFIAMITTING.) eTIG-HOUNDS. Her Mejesty's-Monday, Maideunlead Thicket; Friday, New Lodge; .at half-past eleven. Bath Sabscription-Tuesday, Temple Cloud ; Friday, Hinton. FOX-HOUNDS. Atherstone-Monday, Meriden; Wednesday, Coombe; Friday, the Kiennels; Saturday, Arbury; at aquarter before eleven. Bentinek's, Lord H.-Monday, Skellingthorpe; Wednesday, Blankney; ...

... THE PIOUS sCREw. WILL SOT, after being in youth no better, but rather worse, than his neighbours, is ,trying in his old age to wipe off scores with the devil by affecting the incompatible character of a pious screw. His face, which used to be round and jolly, has beeome long and grim. The colour that formerly difused itself over his cheeks, has settled in purple on the point of his nose. ...