... RAILWAY, TRAFFIC. We~hws total. 166. 1665. Belfast & N. Counties .. 1107 1571 Bristol and Ezeter . 66'7 5414 Caledonian ?? 27E65 24611 Camabrian ?? 207w 1713 Oorowa ?? , ,16t 1477 Cork and Bandon ?? 345 2b0 Deeside ?? 269 271 Dublin & Belfait June. '1318 1219 Dublin and'Drogbetla, - 1493 1408 Dub.&W'klow&D.&K, 2576 2386 Furness ?? . 3621 2836 Glasow andlt,-weetern,, 10083 9291 Great Eastern ?? ...

... -- - ?? ?? - _for The following proceedings and arrangements ceji; with regard to local bills connected with the so, counties of Lancaster and Chester, and the neigh- leas bonring districts of Wales, are reported in the -m( votes and proceedings of the Commons for the Ern 17th February owl Liv To be read a second time on Monday, 19th of £13 February--Central Wales Extension Railway rece Bill; ...

... THE GREAT RUSSIAN BANK I NOTE, FORGERIES. | D There appears at length to be a probability of I several of the confederacy engaged for so many r ., years in the fabrication of forged notes, purporting J e to be issued by the Bank of Russia, being brought d e to justice. The manufacture of those forged b g 50-rouble notes has been carried on for nearly a j1 quarter of a century. The notes are ...

... ..4JtJL.J J L .V V PNJ. P Volttees of presentations of testinonyi fas, entertain-C eacots to euapivycis or ieorkpeople, club asnniver- in sar ies, admisiions to professions or offieial appoint-C mtitS, and matters of a like trnature, the interest 9l of s/hich i-s of apribate and ?? ather ?? r of a general and public character, arc clhaged , as advertisenments. tl V THE WESTSINISThR 1S'El.'aPI ...

... 15, on EXPENSES IN BANKRUPTCY. TO THLE EDI'1OR8 OF THE LIVERPOO0L WERGO(TW e- Ge,,rlexucIi,-KIiowiTIg your readinees at all timces to, in insgert anything Which presses8 hard upon honest trading, inl epeciaily in connection with thle bankruptcy law (whiek P, has now bocofue at gi9antic cvii against creditors, Iwho Dr really have no chltnco to protect theinseles)e, I beg to )r SUblit, through ...

... TROOPS OR IRELAND. red - 11 -As1 i- yU' ised The Ist battallozkoldstream guards left Chelsea, for last evening for Iriand. ions The carabinierefrom Hounslow have begun ious their march, and ,1 also embark for Ireland. m Th 75th regi at Gosport, and the 92nd ult, hightanders, at A ~lershott, have been under orders iere for Ireland for so e days past; and another line - I to regiment-prohti y ...

... I l WJUiA1'Jk'l1ti lMY'iUHTl. I 1. . * I SATURDAY, FEf. 17, EIGHT O'OLOCTK A.M. t. PLACE. B. I ' W. F, Ij D. 1. R. 8, & bil or--idr ?? -- -- - sIIoI, rr Nairnl ?? 2V 88 1 N.W. W, 4 G' .W. IC h .. 4 J -n 3 Aberdeen ?? 129 76 32 N.W. 5 7 N. N. W.1s 8W 3 labtn lie Leith ?? !2987 31 N.W. 3 S N. B ?? 2 the lb ?? N. 3 4! ,NN1 b 012 2 I le le GrUennfstje . .'004:316 Nii. a 2 4 N. 8 eQ 10 1 Alit r- ...

... I J I rnY f Ar.R - IDr1 farY TELEGIRAPH.] to A YOVE isvi * THURSDAY, FEB. 22. hew ;h Their lordshiips met sit five o'clock. Ey 7NEW PEER. cusi1 in Viscount Halifax, introduced byViscountEvers. cm'aj 3s Icy and Sydney, took the oatht and his seat on iern Ic being created a peer, allnn a PRINCE ALFRED AND THE PRINCESS prej' )f Teroyal mesg n eeec to the provision 55cts; I- fo ?? having been read ...

... LATEST AN'D TaiA,LE(iAPHLC NE W'S. J; I- P I i i, : lT Hi: , '1T LI'- i RA Sj t] FRANCE. i-i 1'xints, l 1 i. 2 . 1 'li Ilb,?iit'(1r&' to (lay piulisilbhs h lienw 1ll~iii of ! alteratidir to he rarrieot out in the Jardor dii fe 11- irrteteA ?? b onds L fixed at 2' to I per CL-11t Rut Is, Fn. 2 12 ti 'TII, boejrr- Iras; beell flat. RelLtOs close tit ! i ;;f. c.. eor lSe. lower thabi yesterdaty. ...

... MISS EMMA IIARDING.E. XIt Will 1,~ b h. ., @nI ?? v d- A . t f AAA It will h)e seen bv the advertisement in another at, columnn that Miss limma Hardinge wilU next week in visit Liverpool for the purpose of delivering her ail] Mt. three orationa at the Coneort HaD, Lord Nelson- an stTeet. This talented lady is described as one of Pe the most marvellous orators of the day. The D leading L .ondon ...

... NOVEL. AND UNATJTHIOTlISEI) CEREMONIES IN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. e R11JT. CANON M'NEILE ONQl RITUALISM, at A ulc meeting of members of the Church ofci Enln ?? was held last evening inl thle hi it hall of the College, Shaw-street. Tire ball was w itand in the galleries being fitted, and a large flum- oi It bsr of personis were unable to obtain adifis~iOii., ei The chair was ocoupied by the 1ev. ...

... The following telegram from the Meteorological Office was received in this town yesterdafr HOIST SOUTH CONE thus- EXPLANATION.-GaIs0 expected, probably from m the .southward. - B i At the High Court of Justiciary, Edinburgh, on in i Monday, a postoffice clerk named Swanston was I sentenced to five years' penal servitude for stealing g1 letters. cc , We understand that on Satrnday last an ...