... I - - RAILWAY TRAFFIO RETURN I Mie Ipn Receipts. ?? 186 1 1882 18 81. Belfastand N. Counties ?? 108 136 178E 1689 Bolfastanml County Down ?? 49 5i 583 5222 Birkeulier d Lancashire, and Cheshire. 82 81 Blyth and Edyne ?? 2lo 1455 1474 Bristol and Exeter..117 117 5030 8691 Caledonian ?? 219k 14492 14167 Cork and Banddon ?? 20 869 b70 Cork, Biaekrock, andt Passage .. 6 61 231 201 Cork and ?? ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY, FEB. 11. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at 5elc. PETITIONS PRESENTED. Lord BELPEI{ presented petitions fromn the mana9gers Of national schoola in the borough and county of Derby against thle new educational code. THE B.IFLE VOLUNTEERS. Lord TRUtT C) gave notice that he would on that day fortnight call the attention of their lordships to the pre- ...

... UNIVERESITY INTBLLIGENCB. CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 31. PROFESSORIAl CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION. - JAcxsoNiAN Puoirssox OF MxCLHACS.-(Examined and approved.)-Firstclass: Bigwood, John's; Lceson,Down- ing; Lewis, Emmanuel; Naish, John's; Williams, Em. manuel. Second class: Alvis, Christ's; Ash, John's; Carlyon, Emmanuel; Davies, St. Catharine's; Glennie, Trinity; Neville, Clare; Ormrod, Emmanuel; Savory, ...

... HURSTPIERPOINT SCHOOL TO THE EDITOR OF THE DALY NEWS. SIR,-In reply to the letter of A Protestant Father, I have only to say that since %the appearane of the letter of A Father in your columns, I and other parents of boys now at the above school have been down to Hurstpierpoint, and have returned thoroughly con- vinced of their mis-statements. I challenge them to dis- prove anything I ...

... -TURkEY. (paon ouR OWN coRsUsPoiDrm.) CONSTANTINOPLE JAN. 29. On the 21st inst. an Imperial Hatt was read at the Porte which has given rise to much discus- sion, to various speculations, and to some dis- appointment, for it was believed that it would specify in detail the various measures which it is known are under consideration. It is true that its terms are in some respects vague, but this ...

... V:Ie Mat'12eW COVENT GARDEN. Tms EVERiNG THE LIlY OF KI.LA LEY. Messrs.EH. iHaigh, Santley, Wallworth, and W. larlisorP Miss L. Pyne.- And HRiBLEQUN GULUIVER: or. Glants aud Dwaris.-Con- d*ctor, Mr. A. Meflon.-Commencest 7. PHAYMARKIET. TeIls EVENING, OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. Messrs. Sothern, Buckstone, E. Villiers, and Rogerq Mrs. C. Young, Miss Oliver. And LITrLE MISS MUFFET AXN LITTLE BOY BLUE; ...

... TO THE EDITOr OF THE DAILY NEWS, SiR,-As it appears that an application will have to be made to parliament before the projected road can be made through Kensington-gardens, I beg to offer, I for the consideration of your readers, a few observations on the subject. That some improvement is required in regard tothe comumunication between the north and south sides of Hyde-park is denied by no one ...

... XRATIOjYALASS CIATIONFOR THR MOTIO l I. ~ OFSuCIAL SCIENCE. Yesterday, in consequence of a requisition to the Lord Mayor from a large number of noblemen and gen- tlemnea interested in this society, a6 public meeting took place at the Egyptiaii~halU 'A ajun-hoisse, for the purpose j of Adopting such mesaures as might be n ecessary with a view to the formation of a committee to secure an ...

... ]:1R~P4BY OF WASHIzNGTON'S | I i . B BIRTEDAY. ?? I. AXL. 1 1 tk I ~Ihe n4 of Washington~2di~ an ce~41rated ~, 'public breakfast at li ma ' Tavr on awhen about 170 ladleid ?? prinpji~4 uispisresident in Lo 4 D.DfB' b. f~ho rsdd A l,~h~ pro- tl set ?? ClresFarl28is, the American minister; Mr. C. L. Wilson and tr .Mora, EL secretaries of the United States legation ; Ho.FemnB H. Morse, United ...

... I THE THAMES EMBANKMENT COMMISSIOy. I Yesterday the commissioners appointed to report on all plans for embankilig the Surrey or southern side of the river Thames met at the offices of the commission, in Viotoria-street, Westminster; the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR in the chair. Present: Major-General Sir J. Jebb, Captain Galton, R.E., Commander Burstal, and Mr. H. Kingscote. The commissioners, ...

... (roOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT'.) (The following appeared in oar EveningEdition of yel terday:] PARIS, WEDNESDAY EvxENIie. The senators seem at length to have profited by M. Troplong's repeated lectures. The debates pro- ceeded yesterday with no noise and little interrup- tion, and-with the exception of M. Segur d'Agues- ] seau's laughable suggestion, that Count de Per- signy ought to be ...

... rTAANOCINS, APPOINTMENTS, AND . PROHO. TIONS IS THE GIVIL SE RVIGE. The Treasury.-Mr. John Barnett Fox has been appointed a supplementary clerk, and passed his examina- tion; Afr. George Edward Skinner has been appointed a, supplementary clerk, and passed his examination. 1- H ome-office.-Mr. Arthur J. B. O'Connor has been ap- le pointed a clerk in the Cenaus-office, London, and passed his s ...