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... business of the house. 7 Sir Andrew Agnew's bill for the better observance of the Sabbath, passes a second reading by a majority of 4-1, there being for the second reading 110, against it 66. Explosion of the boiler of the Union, Hull steam-packet, with 150 ...
... FOIiTES, by the most celebrated Makers; in addition to bis former suite of Show rooms has addedytouther, and has now ...
... all the observances of fashionable society ; and then showed the versatility of his powers by personating, to the very life, an Italian itinerant musician, whose song he gave in a manner which shows that he inherits no small portion of his late father's ...
... bales offered, biddings for Australian and Cape showed a large proportion were, “gainst which there is always a - at prices similar to late private were better no alteration since previous sales however, second-hand stock prejudice , re not so much sonata ...
... time, and be printed. Agreed to. f Earl Gaev.—My Lords, I rise to propose a day the second reading of the bill. I think that no 1 :1„ ehl Y should be given • to the second reading of so n.-Portant a measure ; but 1 am, at the same time, °Pinion, that full ...
... him on the motion for t:!e second reading, with the intention to modify tae bill in the committee. It is evident, however, from the fact of the ,noble premiendeclining to have recourse to the prerogative priors() that. stage of the bill, .(always assuming ...
... SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, January 19. The court re-assembled at ten o'clock, when the proceedings commenced with the examination of Mr. Hawkeslcy, who again read his analysis of the Birkenhead water, and repeated bis evidence of the previous day as to the ...
... made the four defendants. He (the lewrued counsel) would be able to show scries of false ana fraudulent representations, beginning in the year downwards, and would also able to show the consequence and the result offhose acts op the fortune of the plaintiff ...
... Bill was read second time. The Duke of Argyll moved for leave to bring in hill to the question uf church patronage in Scotland. The rtHv«v was agreed to, and the bill having been read a lime, the noble duke said be would not move the second reading until ...
... the stage, dressed in light-bluejackets, white waistcoats and troirders. Across the stage were six little infants, from four to six years of age, with their feet beautifully pointed in readiness to commence a minuet. At the back end of the stage, on a ...
... THE LIVERPOOL MAIL. SATURDAY, APRIL 16. 1842. cumstances. because skin after a while became languid, and the hands and feel became cold ; and therefore blood did not readily ooze ..nt «« when in the natural stale of cireulalbm. Mr.' Nottinoiiam then carried ...
... AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR APRIL e ?? begarn to enteziain an. Idea thalt our report far the If month which has now closed ?? be, like that of its pro- e cursor, ~Ma- chi lle ppg ha e!r fneon Pi:.eimejba; for, stii thle JIMt day, the seiverity and parla a ...