... 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 ...

... haith nom-nitnn met vesterdav. anl was Dredid )Q1. .,The health committee met yesterday, an I was presided oeres 'Y by Mr. Alderman Langsdlel. There were present, Messrs. ?? Dover, Robertson Gladstone, Fleming, John NIchol- b. *on Ms, Johnson, Hendereon, Helhead, M'Nicoll. ee. Before the reporters were admitted, letters were read from ssse eral ports on the eubject of the practical working of ...

... gavel. THlE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1S53. SALUS POPrL1 LVX SUPREMA. THIE ROSCOE CENTENARY. Since the Inceting, of the British Associatioteu ee betwerit fifteen and sixteen years ago, never hals thou Liverpool Witnessed such a day as Tu lesday last. twrs, It was entirely devoted to the Muses, an initeilec- Porti tabou tual jubileei ; and thle -varied performiances 'were froin ...

... SEC()ND EDITION. . MERicURY-OFFIce. FRIDAY, MARCrH 4, Two o cLoci, A.x. t , HOUSE OF LORDS.-T uiURSDAY, MAncH 3. The LoaD CuAsicsBLroR moved the second reading of the Regis- N tration of Assurances Bill. . I Lord ST. LEONARDN had opposed the passing of any measure I for the general registration of deeds for 23 years, and should ?? thorefore move that the bill be read that day six months. * 9 ...

... LOCAL INTELLIG ENCE. It will be seen by the advertisement in another column that a young lady, Miss Redmain, will lectero on Friday and Monday next, at the Royal Assembly-rooms, Great George-street, on The Horrors of Slavery. M r. George Vancenhoff is to appear every evenin this week at the Royal Amphitheatre. Last night he was t play the character of Handet, and to night he will repro bent ...

... RA.ILWAY INTELLIGENCE. RAILWAY TRAFFIC WEEKLY RETUIRN. This Same 11lf-yr's Sasinc Miles RNamn of Railway- Week. 1S02. Total. 1302. Opel. Aberdeen ?? 1160 1360 4223 4040 72 Belfastand Ballymena.. 245 618 5279 5067 371 BWhead, L.,& Cheslmire . 1710 1330 14318 311059 33 B'burn(lteB. C.& WY.) 743 72 o'244 59V0 26 Bristol and Exeter ?? 3692 3637 51451 29180 86 Caledonian. . 8007 761 20329 22I21 ...

... rxonT'I'Amn, '1 errs n-lTJAotPT.Dlf fnr ITTUh DEPUTATION TO THE CHANCELLOR or THE EXCIIEQUJER. u On Saturday a vecry numerous and influential depots- thi tion of members of parliament and representatives o still the mercantile and cominercial comiunnities of Londo lit and the various outports waited upon the chancellor o the exchequer, at his official residence, Downing-street for the ...

... - - ?? count FRANCEI. Pariest The eperorhas ecide ?? the iO,eo0,oO0f. Ottome acoprstedto te impovemnt o thelodglng-honses of portel theiaba~l~ casss 3tlODOf. haf ?? at te dl~o5l oftheminiterof te iteio.TeP- to expc tie Inerete ar threorereqesed o sbmt teirap even ac plicaitions odpan s to the prefect of the Beine. videdI General R shiappointed by the Bey of Tunis to con- but It gratuiato the ...

... I , ?? OnTPUP;. AT THE ONECURT-HALL. SOIREE AT THE COXCURT-HALL. Leat evenIng, a. soirde was given at the Coucert-hall, Lord Nelson-street, to celebrate the amniverary of the patron saint of Ireland. The chair was occupied by Richard xSheil, Esq. This mode of comweviorating the daybas now been Very~ ?? Tbis dod of peferenet to the old practice of walking In pro- o m on tbrough the streetas ...

... thin cer of The monthly meeting of this board was held last evening, at ngof the Queen's Arms Hotel, Liscard, Mr. Holland in thce chair The other members present we!e-Messrs. keiiny, Hdliliay' Birss Hill, Cunningham, Healing, Barton, Cocilbort, and lfarriaon. I Mr. Tho improvement conunittee reported that they woul I net Interfere with tlce foot-walk in Green-lane, as a new board would shortly ...

... FRANCE. The emperor has ordered of Messrs. Young ?? Del- cambre, for his own private use, two typographical machines of their Invention, by whlih any one may perform the coC3. posithor' work by simply touching keys like those of a pianoforte. The town of Pitbiviers, In the Loiret, was visited on tho oath ult. with a snowstorm, during which a thunderbolt fell on the church and set fire to the ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1853. SALVS POPULl LIX SIPIIEMA. AU Ad Two important discussions took place in the; upon House of Commons on Thursday evening last. the The first had reference to the affairs of Turkey, direc as affected by the contest inl Montenegro, and, recein though that contest now appears to have been mittc brought to a close, the whole subject has, never- knovi ...