The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-11-09 00:00:00

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bers of his own party with a view to secure their allegi-
ance, and that he had appointed a certain number of his
opponents with a view to induce them to abandon their
party connexions. Earl Fitzhardinge denied, in the most
distinct manner, that, in making the appointments, he
bad been in any degree influenced by political considera-
tions—that he had been actuated solely by the belief that

the appointments were necessary to tie Made in order to
carry out the Militia Act, and that, in making his selec-
tion, he had not been actuated by political motives, but
that, on the contrary, many of those whom he had ap-
pointed were known to hold different political opinions
from his own. Lord Campbell said, this seems to bet"
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TRAFFIC RCTURNS.—The traffic returns for the week
ending Oct. 31st, on the undermentioned English lines of
railway, are as follows :

1852. 1851. 1850

London and North-Western.... 46,165.. 42.416.. 42,167
Midland 23,624.. 21,814.. 21,764
Lancashire and Yorkshire ...... 17,009.. 15,853.. 14,624
London and South-Western 10,033.. 10,209.. 9,841
London and Brighton..

Great Western
South-Eastern

18,102.. 17,034.. 15,782
14,605.. 13,765.. 11.764

York and North-Midland 8,712.. 8,082.. 7,729
Manchester, Shen*. and Lincoln 7,038.. 6,649.. 6,054
Bristol and Exeter
York, Newcastle, and Berwick.. 15,488.. 15,472.. 14,513
Shrewsbury and Chester 1,622.. 1.515.. 14,01
Eastern Counties and Norfolk .. 16,097.. 15,505.. 14,675
Great Northern . . 14,773.. 11,024.. 7,111

Chester and Holyhead
3,333.. 2:691.. 2,455
North Staffordshire....
Leeds Northern 1,131.. 1,027.. 898
South Devon 2,068.. 1,771.. 1,754
South Wales. 2,594.. 1,372.. 805
East Lancashire
Birk. Lanc. and Chesh. June 1,621.. 1,331.. 960
Eastern Union....
Lancaster and Carlisle ....... 4,996.. 4,086.. 4,007
London and Blackwall
Newcastle and Carlisle
Shrewsbury and Birmingham
South Yorkshire..
Stockton and Hartlep00l -

Taff Vale
North Western
The total receipts on the above lines being £247,761,
against £227,482 in the corresponding week of last year;
the increase is shown to be £20.279. The number of
miles open on the above was, in 1852, 5,034, and in 1851
4,776, showing an increase, of 258 miles. The returns for
the corresponding week in 1850 on the above lines was
£196,799, and the mileage 4,695}. The receipts per mile
per week, for 1852, on the above lines is £49 4s. 4d. ; in
1851, the receipts were £47 12s. 7d. ; and in 1850, £4l
17s. 11d., so thatthe increase 0f1852 on 1851 is £llls. 9d.,
and over 1850, £7 7s. Id. The traffic returns exhibit,
therefore, a very satisfactory increase over the returns of
the corresponding period of last year, although there is a
slight decline upon the receipts of the previong week. The
traffic, nevertheless, sustains itself with remarkable vigour.

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LIVER AND BILLIOUS COMPLAINTS.—These pills are the
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known for weak stomachs. Persons of the most delicate
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doses improve the tone of the stomach, and induce
healthy digestion, by which means sufferers are restored
to a state of vigorous health, which they had never dared
to anticipate. Holloway's Pills are equally efficacious for
bile, sick headaches, liver complaints, and affections of
the lungs, and may be resorted to at any season without
fear of danger arising from catching veld wbilst taking
them.