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... ttve I9ih day of April, 1843, at Ten in the Forenoon. TITHE COMMISSION. NOTICE. Parishes of LLANYWERS and BATTLE, in the County of Brecon. THE Tithe Commissioners for England and Wale* hereby give Notice, that on (lie Sixteenth day of April next they will ...
... Canal Office, near Abergavenny, 7th April, 1845, TITHE COMMISSION. NOTICE. Parish LLAN WRTIIWL in the County of Brecon Tithe Commissioneis for England and Wales B hereby give Notice that on the twenty fourth day of April next they proceed, either themselves ...
... already ordered the House of Commons. Lord Stanley moved the second reading the Australian waste lands bill, which, n'ter a short di-cussion, was agreed to. Tlie other bills having forwarded a stage, the h ...
... colony. It would appear that the Helena had captured Ara*» vessel about forty tons, wi'h 83 slaves, off Cape Dob-gadn, early in April This vessel was, however, destroyed, being altom'li.er unadapted to encounter the Cape gales during the winter months. Her ...
... powers. _ The Marquis of Westmeath supported the bill, which was read a second lime, after which their lordships adjourned. lioisE of Commons— Monday. Several Kailway Bills were read second time and ordered oomioitied. • Sir R. Peel In answer a question from ...
... the mtttinn «•*« acr-rd to. Several hill* were (orwartled stage and the h use adj>urned House Commons— Mr. Miles M' DomtU the oaf and his scat lor M»vo. iii Several Railway 15 were read a second ti.ne, ami ordered *h* committed. . i The Brighton, Ij-wes ...
... and wood used in fitting up the stages was net of the good quality it ought to be, considering that not a waggon of coal is slopped outride the dock unattended by a man, whose life depends upon the security of these stages. It is well known that they are ...
... give the earlier stage* of the discussion de •* . considered the preseot measure, unto the British Government the notice required hy it? sentiment*, spoke al *.m.e lri.gl . ao*in>l ll*e mra-ure. _ / r , a would destroy the said second article for the ...
... Powers. The ft'eser Gi. ‘tile «,ve. the credi. „f pr.wrrio, ,|, i ,|r„c„.., nC of Crao.w to Nl.Gui2.ir, -On tl.r 18,:, of April. .ay. tliut journal, , dispatch wss scot ,r„„, Vienna I ans cadme on Hie French Guvernment ritlyr to henish the 1 dihl l exiles ...
... notice, and Forests ; for the borough of Taunton, in the room Evidence wasiben adduced, show that the IDU of the Right MonllUnry Labouchere, wl»o|bad accepted * j April, 1839, the prisoner married Mari* the Stewardship of Chiltern Hundreds; for the 1 '|\vfcr»ss ...
... Hills were advanced a CHART FABLE TRUSTS’ BILL. EGYPT.—A letter from Alexamlrin, of June 19, t»*p question being pul for the second ._.* c eve of tbe of All this bill- i • i fur ('onslaiitmoole all HflfaiM sus|*e«*leil. The arrival llume»»u\ a clause ought ...
... admitted on all hands. He therelore fell pride in moving, that his Portrait he hung up in that room. John Parry De Winton, , seconded the motion, which was unanimously agieed to, and entered upon the minutes of the Court. The Couil then proceeded with the ...