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... RAILWAY INTELLIG'ENOE. RAILWAY TRAFFIC WREEKLY RETURN. This Same *116-r's Same miles Name of ilway. Week. 1854. Total. 1854. open. Aberdeen . - . 1626 1800 688 7256 7- BelfCatand Ballymena.. 698 786 6283 0347 731 B'head, L.., & Ceshire.. 1845 2028 1568 16748 33 Brietol and Exeter ?? 1079 4780 57230 87024 117 Calodonlan & E. & Glae. 9948 0714 40688 18406 189* Chester and Holyhead.. 4059 5880 ...
... ightavr vXS:v~t~ he ~hat W Usea. OURT, &c. At Irn- The Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg, with the Prin- li and cesqes Adelaide and Feodore of Hohenlohe, took leave of go at a the Queen on Friday morning, and proceeded from Buck- hi, ap- ingham palace, attended by Lieutenant-Colonel Stephens, th Wer to the London-bridge terminus. Their Serene High- Gu Sir nesses travelled by the South-Eastern ...
... , The eomplicated nature of this inquiry, the variety of subjects the investigated, the number of witnesses examined, and the free sti *equent inconsistencty and contrariety of the evidence, render It coo no easy task to Presedit a clear, definite, and just exposition of 0101 teatessbtedto your committee. ΒΆ1 It The difficoity of this task has been enhanced by the impose1- hog tblilty of ...
... TOWN COUNtL PROCEEDINGS. ' . c t v *\A-Al ,Q * i WEDNESDAY, OcToligt 13. V. TH DsATH OF AROHDNAC01* BROOKS. % Immediately on the onsembling of the comalel, the MAY00 b 61rose and ?? we proceed to the business ol the day, it b ism ifldt napieyno the doeath of the Venerable II Aroas eonBrGIR ItIs owonly a hort weekalinee wetimot 01 10together in thin roolit; be wan then in health anid strength. ...
... -0 -- -w jDDITIONAL PAFERELATIV'VETOTHE LATE I NEGOTIATIONS AT .VIXNA. ?? k These papers are of ,far greater importance to the elacidationof thetlate negotiationsat Vienna than the protocols of the. Conferences themselves. The latter gave us.a sketevh of the-diplomatic fencing match between M. Drouyn de Lhuy. and Lord John Russell on the one.side, and Prince GortschakX and .A1L Titoff on the ...
... THE LIVERPOOL MEROURY. :: I 4BES]DAY, AUUST 14,. ?? SALUS POPUYA LXX 8UPRIKA. S U M M A RY.' According to present arrangements, the Queen c and Royal suite will leave Osborne on Friday f next, to pay the promised return visit to the t 1Emperor and Empress of the French. The Royal t party will, it is said, consist of thirteen persons, ij including her Majesty, Prince Albert, the Prince o of ...
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... FOREIGIN INTELLIGEINCE. _ ?? . ?? ?? - 1 - - ?? ?? GREECE. We liave advicen from Athens of the 16th instant. Tho Greek Chamber, which hod been closed for a tow days, had 'neen re-opened by a speech from the Throne. All the foreigen ambassadors stere present. Th pehsy that a change of mnstistry. which has taken placs Was a necosaity of constitutional right. The Kirng thanks the nation for the ...
... I ?? ?? - - . - ?? ?? ?? ?? - - l 1 - 1 . -. e .. FPRANCE. ke e Tho Duke and Duchess dto Brabant wvill prolong their foe 1 visit to the Eumperor of the French until Saturday. Their vih 0 Royal Highciesses havo expressed themselves highly gra- w; r tificd by their visit to Pnris. thE it THE POPE AIND TIHE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH. tor The Paris correspondent of the Mo1r1n7ingy Advcrter ret d says ...
... GO RR{ESPUON,lE\ U L. PO L XYD. Ti) THE EDITORSi OF TI L hiK ol 1 IVi'n Ii itloliteil.- Icit ilreio'ii II.Idt ci 114 li L ristiiigI, tiieireriii r.-iiylietr vllelttl;.l 'lali nctli certitilily thie 'aide, If letll ~ share. etch title I t~ilir tnipert~ilit, Il cI c 'flire --i lie bet eli- ~l Illhr - l.., ,oiita' e~oi i'bete of etelilt, anid mticitiecl hlit-'ti;a Il iie' ?? c-i1aligel el ly thle ...
... MIIULTUM IN PARVO. a On Suonday morning, Mr. Thomas Wheatley, cabinet- maker, of Shudo Hill, Manchester, committod suicide by cutting his throat with a razor hi his boeinees prenisees, Rochdale-road, in that city. The unfortunate man was not in his right mind at the tiese. a The French consul at Boston, in the United States, has, in accordance with instructions from his govern- a mont, ...
... Dr forw as [B THE BRIITISH AND SUBMARtINE.TSLEGRAPH.1 inch g, PARIS, THURSDAY MonNiNG.-Prince Albert arrived end tit at the exhibition at half-past ten, and is now privately appl, inspecting with Prince Napoleon. The Queen will comeO medI oa into Paris at two, solrns ae [BY THE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.] Albe TIIURlSDAY EVENING. AUGUST 23. as ff AmESICA.-SOUTHAMSPTON, THURtsDY. - ...