... The other business was disposed of, and the House adjourned In the Roue of Lords, Tuesday, April 21, the Lne.al Government Act (tAM) Amendment Bill was read a second time. Lad obtained an order tor • ai r y of Um report of the metropolitan railway scheme ...

... Ssgift,though it was onlyaplaces in t ,, ~ soe mvitioas which he ventured to altar cola fame* th house. Ou Friday the 21st of April, I claim far £5 Is. 17.1. for shop goods. Payment ordered elk:. The rmult of hie visit to the various churches shadow Cl sosil ...

... by its secretary, Mr. }facture, for the month ending April 26, tabulates returns from 170 committees. The number of workpimple covered by the operation of these committees was in the last week of April 637,780, being 11,213 less than at the same period ...

... average show of cattle. The cog upward.. Of English peas there were 592 qrs.. of foreign 800 are. But little was doing and erases demand was by no means active, and sales were were =changed. effected at the prices of last week. There woo a limited show of ...

... begs, tories, and radicals, of catholice and A retired cheesemonger, who hated any allusion to FROM THE FEBRUARY MAGAZINES. SECOND SELECTION. who was sta at Ostrowski. When he arrived, Iproteitants, of churchmen and chapelmen ; and we the business that ...

... like to say a word. Among those to whom and of whom I speak are two good and noble artists who adorn our own stage, and of whom the English stage might at may time have been proud. lam proud that I have been asked to plead to-night in behalf of a profession ...

... certainly ens —Standard. Nov. 15, 1069. Ch..-- —*ter, spies, lever, horizontal, keyless, repelemeounissamsonds, _,s, split seconds, and every Mlis• of watch, adapted to all climates. Ilemsses Pamphlet on Watches (free by post two stamps) sustain a short ...

... Biennial Stakes opened the ball, which wee won by a head, after an exciting finish, by Cutaway, Welbeck being beaten by ElSe for second place by • neck. Fordliani made a fine finish of it, too, on Despair for the Welter Cup, defeating The Clown by a short head ...

... 26th inst. The deceased officer had attainedio the advanced age of $3. He entered the Royal Regiment of Artillery as second lieutenant, April 7, 1727, and served in the Peninsular war. He wan appointed governor and edmmander-in chief of Gibraltar is December ...

... Amociation ears seartessed near Nantglyn, het ens was beat. There Ms base snob releiabig at Blszenau Fes'there el siarnar of the second dMr W. F. Ceske, al .kberia, to Major The PIM Ilhespehire iShmersheryi Artillery Voisin- Isms ben poessoted a magnificent ...

... evidence to go to the m2'. wee Queen's Advocate briefly contended that the respondent's letters to her husband, though they showed moral guilt on her part, did not amount to proof of her having committed the last offence. Mr Chambers farther enlarged on ...

... 21st, at the 014 Chnrcb, Oswestry, by the Rev. Geo. Cothbert, Mr William Thorne, station master, Four Crosses, to Margaret, second daughter of Mr William Jones, of Coedygoe. ' 21st, at the 014 Church, Oswestry, by the Rev. G. Cuthbert, Joseph Owen, to Ann ...