The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-26 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

1111aPas. Mar- Total, Total,
11111.W578. open. songs's. chandlaa. 1864 DM
Week ending Nov. 18. A A A A
Great Southana of India 79 287 414 701 663
Week ending Jan. 12. 186 e. 1866.
Dublin and Meath B6 174 104 278 266
Week ending Jan. 14.
846451 an Eastern Junction 19g 118 208 324 316
Week ending Jan. 20.
North 'Astern 12071 15,118 46,626 61,814 69,049
Week ending Jan. 21.
Belfast and County Down 441 363 201 664 653
Bristol and Exeter
Great Eastern
North British
Utter 14856 1,267 1,240 2,507 2,219

RAILWAY AND OTHEIL Biu IN PARLIAMENT.—
Yesterday, the examiner, (Mews. Smith sad Frith) re-
sumed their duties with the annexed results :—Mr. Smith
declared that the standing orders had been complied with
in the following unopposed eases, vir..:—Maucheeter, Shef-
field, and Liocoloshire Railway (additional powers) ;
Medway Docks (No. 2) (railways, &a.); and the Northamp-
ton and Banbury Junction Railway. In the case of the
Louth and Lincoloshire Railway (unopposed) Bill, the
' examiner declared that the standing order, had not been
complied with. The opposed adjourned petition of the
Great Western and Brentford Railway was further adjourned
until this day (Friday), as were also those of the Birken-
head and Liverpool railways, and the Salisbury and Dorset
Junction Railway. The Macclesfield, Broth/dor& and
Warrington Railway (opposed) was adjourned until the
29th inst., and in the case of the opposed petition of the
Macclesfield and Barton and Sheffield Junction Rail-
ways there was no appearance made by the
parties. In the asses before Mr. Frere, the stand-
ing orders were declared to have been complied
with is the unopposed awes of the Wigton Waterworks,
and the Tithe Valley Railway (Worcester and Tenbury).
In the unopposed petitions of the Gravesend and Arnim.
ham Railway, and the Hampstead, Holloway, and King.-
land Railway schemes, there was no appearsoces entered.
The unopposed adjourned petition of tbe Ross and Teske,-
bury limy Bill passed standing orders. The examiners
declared that the standing order, bad not been complied
with la the cases of the adjourned petitions of the &thew!
Extension Railway, and the Mid-London Railway. The
farther consideration of the adjourned petitions of the
1. South &Aiwa, and London, Chatham, end Dover (Louden,
Lewes, and Brighton) Railway, and the Crystal Palace and
South London Junction Railway (both opposed), was post-
poned until Wednesday pert. Postponements were ordered
i in the eases of the following opposed bills: the South
1 Eastern Railway (Loader', Croydon, sod Caterhani
Junction Railway); the Ryde Staffioe, the Rest and West
1 Jamaica Railway Illitchin Extension) ; and the London
i and Worthing Direct Railway.
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