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... the liturgy. HOUSE OF COMMON'S, Fuidat, March 24. The second reading of Settlement and Removal Bill having been moved Mr. Baines, Mr Stafford moved an amendment that the bill shoidd lie read a second time that day six months, lie condemned the proposition ...
... been made in the coarse of the debate. The bill was then read a second time. After the other business had been disposed of, the House adjourned at two o’clock, until Monday. MONDAY. APRIL 10. In the House of Lords, Lord Lyndhurst asked whether it was true ...
... rtrengthof the prieut, nnl the . Disneli upon the Jew Bills «« nt * close, end the orders for the second rending of the bills were discharged. On the second rending of the bonds (6,000,000/) Bill, , . . . - Sir H. urged the shsulnte necessity of Inking ...
... There hoard up stating, that 14 day* notice would be required and givenbefore any person could laave their employment. In April, had told the defendant that his wages would be dropped, aud said wonld not stay, if they were.. A fortnight after, want away ...
... Cabinet, and he did in concurrence with persons ot great weight and authority. brought those propositions to London the 20th of April, and a Cabinet was held at which they were not adopted, cireumstances having occurred, quite independent of the meats ol the ...
... understanding, will say i 3 much more needed. I am, sir, yours, ice., Goacnwvi. April 8. 1856. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. To the Elilor of the Denbighshiie Advertiser. Vicarage, Ruabon, April 9th. Sir,—A correspondent assuming the signature of Justice for the I'oor ...
... Tastes differ, therefore it is but proper that food should be served on separate plates. •I am, sir, yours &c., Wrexham, April 18. Tub Lath Salix. THE ELECTION GUARDIANS FOR WREXHAM ABBOT. To the Editor of the Denbighshire Advertiser. Sir, —I read with ...
... Inspection Act. The first was for neglecting to sake and maintain a proper map of the colliery, for which he was fined £10. The second, for neglectto prepare and transmit to her Majesty's secretary of state the special rales for the conduct and ] guidance of ...
... been proved in 5 London S' £250,000. ma CromM ' ...
... Ist of November to the middle April the emigration of Chinese from HongKonr to Australia amounted to 14,500. Sacrilegious thieves are vety common in Spain During March fifteen churches were robbed • April, seventeen. Genetal and Madame Cavaignac are staying ...
... superannuation. The house devided; for the second reading 171, against it 111, majority, CO. The bill was then read a second time, aud ordered lo be committed Thursday night. BILL. Lord J. Kusscll fixed the second reading of the Oaths Validity Act Amendment ...
... were passed through oominittec. The General Hoard of Health Continuance Bill was read a second time. The Married Women's Reversionary Interest Bill was also read a second time, on the motion of Lord Monteagle, and after some comments from Lord St. Leonards ...