The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29 00:00:00

LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY,

(IN and after the Ist of MAY next, an Express Train,
kJ for the accommodation of the Lancashire traffic, and
conveying first-class passengers only, is appointed to leave
the Euston Station at 4 p. m., and arrive in Birmingham
at about 7p. m. A corresponding Express Train is ap-
pointed to leave Birmingham at 20 minutes past 7 p. m.,
and arrive in London at about half-past 10. The time of
performance of the whole journey from London to Liver-
pool is computed at a little more than six hours, and from
London to Manchester at five hours and a half.

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The journey from Liverpool to L nAlorrwill occupy six
hours and a half, and from M ester to London six
hours, allowance having b made in these times for
difference of longitude. n the same day, the following
Reduction will be m in the Fares of this Company
between London an Birmingham, and in proportion for
intermediate distances :

Present Reduced

Fares
Day Mail and Express Trains, Ist Class.. 30s.
First Class . Ist Class.. 275.
.
Mixed Train I . . 2nd Class. 18s.
Stopping and 1 . . Ist Class.. 235.
Mixed Trains I . . 2nd Class. 16s.

Fares
275.
235.
17s.
20s.
14s.

The Stopping Trains will be the 8 a. m. and 1 p.- m.
Trains from London to Birmingham, and the 7 a. m. and
12 noon Trains from Birmingham to London.

(By order) - R. CREED, Secretary
Easton Station, April 18, 1845.

EDINBURGH, LEITH. AND GRANTON
RAILWAY.

IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the INTEREST
payable on that portion of this Company's PRE-
FERENCE STOCK which has been held in full will
become due and will be paid on the-15th day of May
proximo, at the following Bank on presentation of the
Interest Warrants, which w" e forwarded to the parties
entitled to receive the sa .
LONDON Me rs. Williams, Deacon, and CO.
LIVERPOOL Messrs. Leyland and Bullins.
EDINBURGH The City of Glasgow Bank.
By order of the Board of Directors,
A. G. FIELD, Secretary.
Edinburgh, 23d April, 1845.

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OBSERVATIONS on the PRESENT STATE of
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THOMAS BAINES.
• Printed and published e Liverpool Times Office.

Just Published, by JOSHUA WALMSLEY, 51, Church-st.,
THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE for
May, price 2s. 6d., containing— _

Past and Present Policy of England towards Ireland.
Tales of the Trains; by Tilbury Tramp, Queen's Messen-
ger—No. V.—The Tunnel of Trubau—Mr. Blake in Bel-
More Mares' Nests—l. Mesmerism iu Siberia—

11. Note—lll. Catopirica Magica—lV. Premesmerite
Mesmerism—V. Amulets—Vl. • Apropos des Bottes—
VII. The Ground of Magic—Vlll. Alesmer's Forerunner.
Carl Ludwig Fernow on the Inspiration of the Artist.
Spanish Romances and Songs—No. I. Poetical Remains
)f the late Mrs. James Gray7No..llairy Dreams;

or, the Lay of Sir Hubert and L gatha Fersonal
Recollections of Thi-imas Caro aI, Esq. The Nevilles
of Garretstown; a Tale of i6U—Chap. XXXIII. The
Rescue—Chap. XXXIV Her►nit—t.'hap. XXXV.
The Seclusion—Chap XXXVI. A Last Request—
Chap. XXXVII. James Ryan in Gaol. The Italian
Poets—Second Article—Tasso. O'Connor's History of
the Irish Brigade. The Baptism and the Bridal—By a
Dseamer. The Thnes of Daniel—By the Duke of Man-
chester. Land Commission in Ireland—Second Article.

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