... 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 ...

... I i HOUSE OF LORDS.-MIONDAY, FEBRUARY 28. weI d The Earl of DERBY presented a number of petitions the if from members of the Scotch Church in Canada, praying to D their lordships not to interfere with the arrangement en- Ultl L tered into in ? 810 on the subject of the Clergy Reserves n in that province. The noble Earl then entered at length e, into the question, and concluded by protesting ...

... I he he The election scrutiny still continues to rage within s re.the committee rooms of the House of Commons, t, re. and, as will be seen from the accounts, has terminated ti a- in many instances fatally to the individuals attacked. C at There have been but few escapes, and of these several il )apatients have been left in a very indifferent state of , hiealth, with a monition from the ...

... 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 ...

... FRANCE. r Active preparations areini progress for the inauguration r eS the tomb of Napoleon I., on the 5th of Ntay. The ex- t penses vill be defrayed by a contribution from the army. v An attempt was made, on the 25thl ult., to burn the n arsenal of Toulon. The fire was soon extinguished, but c a heap of ships, tarred rope, grease, and other inflammable articles, evidently collected together, ...

... RE13PRES8NTATION OF ST. PETER'S WARD.-WC learn that Mr. George Smith, one of the municipal representa- tives of St. Peter's Weard, has written to the Mayor, placing in his hands his resignation of the office of coun- cillor. CHRIuSr CHuRnCt WARDn-On Tuesday, Mr. C. B land Walker was elected one of the assessors for Christ Church Ward, hi the stead of Dr. Broughton, who was appointed, but ...

... LlorroW.-D 01 riffe.4. A ` hlodlt of the whip mnalics the following inquiry ?? wonder if int editor's teaofer ever gets over the traces ? 1ntn Goodness ano ! cried a nice old lady, tile other day, if the Ar world does come to an ciil nest year, what sball I do for snuf'?' of There is a fanidly ii Ohio so lazy that it takes two of them to pr sneezc-onc to throw thc head back and the other ...

... I I TireQuec ?? Famly re at Windsor, and all n Iin good health. On Thursday the ancient and royal cha- de irities of Mauindy Thursday were distributed to 34 aged men and 34. ag~ed women, thle number correspondin' with an Her Majesty's age, with the usnal formalities, at Wh'Iite. hall Chapel. co' TiHE~ LIvE;RPoOL MECHANICS' ?? have de the pleasure of announcing that, in addition to a valuable ...

... CLIT'IHEROE. 3J. For's audress to the electors of Clithleroe till be founa in ?? firstpg SPEECH OF MR. FORT, On Wednesday evening, a vast assemblage of the peo. ple of Clitheroe congregated in the larketplace of that town, for the purpose of hearing Mr. Fort, the candidate for the representation of the borough in the interest of reform, deliver an oration on the articles of his political creed ...

... ASHTON. Hyde Mechanics' Institution.-The first of a series of lectures upon Music, was delivered in the lecture room at of the above institution on Monday evening last, by N. H. Alcook, Esq. to a numerous and very respectable audience. hi BOaRD Ow GUADIAx SS-The weekly meeting of the board was beld oil Thursday last; A. B. Winmpenny, Esq..in the Ci ahair. Al r. Wild's bill was again brought ...