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... SECOND EDITION. MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Wednesday Morning, Eleven o'Clock. EXPRESS FROMI PARIS. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, TUESDAY MORNING. The ballot-boxes were closed at n late hour last night, and the elections for the National Assembly may ...
... ranges, and narrow sanh difterent passes.^ Official infos'matiosa had reacited Washintitetu of flit takitig of New Mexico by Genet'al lkeat'tte+, whlo had issued a p)roclamation to the ittlinbitatits. It is uniderstood Geactral Kearnley, with a sotall force ...
... the same price as in September, 1840. Then with regard to the rate of dis- ?? November, 1840, It had been 3 per cent.; In April, 1847, 5 per cent.; in October, a per cent.; nnd In January, 1840, it was 4 per cent. The amount of bullion on the 10th of ...
... I SECOND EDITION. I 7 A. . - r0.A.ys Eazmibter Office, Half-past Five, a.m. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-YESTERDAY. THE BUDGET. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) Lord JOHN RUSSELL commenced his address at a few minutes after five o'clock. He said he felt so inade- quate ...
... SECOND EDITIONI Lerdsf Mercury Office, Sat urday Mornting'. LEEDS AND YOR~K RAILWAY SCHIEMES. Tu (From f/ic Suit of Yesterday, Evening.) OfTeCommittee on Group No. 40 resunied tile considerattion oh [te thi5 bratnch ?? morning, Mr. Stafford O'Brien In ...
... constituency should be made before any change coild be effected. The con- stituent Cortes, * hichl sat from January, 18:17, to April, 18.8, received express powers from the people to man e a constitutilon based on the Charter of 1826 and consti- tution of ...
... SECOND EDITION. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursday, rob. .-The rousual preliminary business hav- ing been transacted, their Lordships proceeded with swearing ill the peers until 4 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Thursday, Web. 19.-At oll early hour ...
... Morning Chronicle Office, Six o'Clock. SEC'OND EDITION. UNITED STATES. d ST (EXPRESS PROM .LIVERPOOL.) t TWO DAYS LATER front the UNITED STATES, .) LiVERPOOL, TURSDAi EVENING. By the arrival of the New York packet ship t Virginian, Captain Allen, which ...
... accident occurred, which has unhappily becli attended with loss of life. The second piece represonted was announced in the bills as the intensely interesting drama of Lilian the Showe Girl, in whiich Mr. Egerton, in the character of E rorard, has to fire ...
... )permanently endowing MaynooLth College, has a second time been submitted to the House of Comnniosi, and it imay be that our senators have determined by their vote: Lits progress through the second stage. The country looks with more than curiosity, with ...
... do*4in a fit on the fifth of April, even if the law, according to its true meaning and intent, had come into effect on the fifth of April. I said, that the Bill would prodhce great dis- tress even before the fifth of April; and such distress it did produce; ...
... Babeary, Somerset. ' April 21, at thre Rectory House, Castle Ashby, the Rev. 7 .John Seagrave, Rector of that parish, aged 64. April 20, at Coppice Hall, in his G8th year, thie Rev. Joseph Shatt, late Curate of Aldridge. f April 9, at Brereton Rectory ...