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... pittance of the curates before they had recourse to that fund. The noble baron entered into some statements with a view to show th.it the higher dignitaries of the church, who were in possession of the incomes derivable from various lands, had not, as ...
... to be reported. The Liverpool bribery bill was read a second time on the question for its being committed, Sir J. WROTTESLEY proposed, as an amendment, that it should be committed on the 22d April. This amendment was, after some conversation, lost, on ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 18. After the presentation of several petitions the house, In a committee on the Privy Council Bill, agreed to several amendments in that bill, and adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, APRIL. 18. A select committee was appointed ...
... Wednesday. The Irish Grand Juries bill was read a second time. On the motion for the second reading of the Sale of Beer Licenses Bill, Mr. WARBURTON opposed the bill, and moved as an amendment that it be read a second time this day six months. Aftersome discussion ...
... having state I the case, proceeded to make a very long examination 0 I wituesses to show the measurement of the work do«,e,» I the quality of it, aud the value. At an early stage | the case his Lordship suggested that it be referred i arbitration: ihis however ...
... and proceeded to dispose of several private petitions. On the motion of Mr. HANDLEY the Islington Market Bill was read a second time. The adjourned debate on the Liverpool Free Trade petition was resumed. Mr. FINCH opposed the principle of free trade ...
... allowed, will expire on the 9th of April. Newport, 2nd April, 1834. CARDIFF. 1:0 be &otfr fi-ttctim, Unless in the mean time disposed of by Private Contract, at the PACKET HOTEL, CARDIFF, on SATURDAY the 19oh of APRIL, 1834, between the hours of Two and ...
... HARNESS, to match; also, to be Selld, an excellent Second hand STAGE COACH. A great variety of NEW and SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES, of every description, together with a quantity of Second-hand GIG, STAGE, and CARRIAGE HARNESS, constantly on Sdle. ...
... PHjETON and ^RV A.,ESS' 10 match; also, to be Sold, an excellent Seccnd hand STAGE COACH. A great variety of NEW and RJNI of evere description, together with a quantity of Second-hand GIG, ST AGE,.and carriage HARNESS, constantly on Sale. Also, TO BE SOLD ...
... Dublin, through Carnarvon Po'W PwWheli. ft Hotel, Carnarvon, May 2Gth, 1834. Jbbmngta ilfath pjorttcultuval ^octctg» THE SECOND SHOW OF THIS SOCIETY will take place at NEATH, on THURSDAY, the 19th of JUNE, at the TOWN-HALL, for the EXHIBITION of Flowers ...
... Majesty's Commissioners; the imitation oi which is a capital offence. ictuanora antr flratii J^orttruttural Soriftg. THE SECOND SHOW OF THIS SOCIETY will take place at NEATH, on THURSDAY, ihe 19;h JUNE, at the TOWN-HALL, for the EXHIBITION of Flowers, Fruits ...
... Merchant Seamen's Widows, and other bills. WESTERN RAILWAY DILL. Lord WHAltNCLIFFE moved the second reading of this bill. Lord CADOGAN moved that the bill be read a second time that day six months. Lord TEYNHAM supported the bill. The Earl of WINCHILSEA opposed ...