The Sun.
London, England, 1851-03-15 00:00:00

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Belfast and County Down
Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire
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Chester and Holyhead......
Dublin and Belfast Junction. •,,▪ • •
Dublin and Drogtieda• • • ••
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Dundee and Arbroath
Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction
Dundalk and Enniskillen.... .
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Eastern Counties and Norfolk,
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Glasgow, and South-Western.. ••• • •
Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock' :.". •
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Great Southern and Western (Ireland) '• • • '•
Great Western • • •
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London and Illaokwall.. .• • . " • •
London, Brighton, and South Coast..
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Manchester, Buxton, and 51nuoc•cs •; • •
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Manchester and South Jair:tion.,
Maryport and Carlisle ........•" ••
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Midland Great Wertern •• •• • •
Newcastle and •• ••
North British ••••••• • • • • • •• • •
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North Staffordshire •• • • •• • •
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Scottish Midland •••••• • • .„ • • •
Shrewsbury and Chester • • ... • •
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South Devon • • • • • . „ • • .• ••• , •
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South Wales .. ••.•••• • • • •• •• •
South York., Doncaster, anC Goof; ••
Waterford and Limelick . •
West Cornwall .•• • • • •• •••• •
Whitehaven Junction . • • • •
York and Newcastle, and Berwick •••
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Montereau end Troyes ...... •• • •
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Paris and Rouen. •• • •
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771
15,870
2,546
2,680
7,127
5,495
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955
16,975
2,918
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APPROACHING MAI MIAMI IN lIIGH LIFE.—We
understand that a matri' nonial alliance is on the topis be-
tween Lord Ward and Ali ss De Burgh, daughter of Hubert
De Burgh, Esq., and niece of the Countess of Cardigan.
The nuptials are expected to take place the first week in the
ensuing month.
THE PAPAL AGGRESSION 81LL.....A.,
L the meeting
of the Protestant party which took place yesterday afternoon
ression Bill, which we indicated on
at the residence of Lord Stanley, tke course a proceeding, in
reference to the Papal egg
Was a numerdue
Wednesday, was formally agreed on. There
attendance, and we have reason to know that they were
unanimously of opinion that the most judicious course for
the Protestant party to adopt, would be to acquiesce in the
by
second reading, and then in Committee endeavour to re
anystore
the second and third clauses. Should they, however,
accident, fail in accomplishing their object in Committee,
they will then move the entire rejection of the Bill on the
third reading—a resalt which they make sure of accom-
plishing through the aid of the they
Liberals.—
Advertiser.

REPRESENTATION OF TRIRSIC...--nn
Wednesday
morning an address was issued from Sir William Payne
Gallwev, Bart., son-in-law of Lady Frankland Russell, of
Thirklel4y, on Protestant and moderate Conservative, prin-
ciples, in the room of the late Mr. Bell.
Lord Lilford has presented the Rev. J. Drum-
mond, M.A., curate of Thorpe Achurch, near Oundle, Nor-
thamptonshire, to the rectory of that parish, and to the
vicarage of Lilford, in the same county.
The Head Mastership of Queen Elizabeth's Royal
Grammar school, at Worcester, has been conferred on the
Rev. W. L. Newham, M.A., of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge.
A lodging-house-keeper, named Ann Turner, was
yesterday committed for trial from the MarYlebone Police-
court, charged with having stolen cash and property of the
value of upwards of 100/. from one of her lodgers.
At Stafford, Mr. Justice Talfourd sentenced Thos.
Dunning and Thomas Woolman to transportation for life for
burglary attended with violence. The prisoners were cap-
tured on the premises.

The Assizes for Bedfordshire commenced on Thurs-
day. There is not a single cause entered fer trial on the civil
side.
A RAPID PASSAGE AND HEAVY PILEIGIIT.—The
Wisconsin, Captain Mumford, an American ship, has arrived
from Canton in 97 days t 9 the London Docks, and 95 days
to the Downs. She has brought 1,300 tons of tea to 943 re-
gister tonnage.

BIRMINC:UAM FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY.--Thill
society has just completed its first purchase of 37 acres of
building land at }Vinson-green, being about a mile and a
half from the centre of the town, at 3001. per acre.