... Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Bill (sent from the Commons), and stated that he should move its second reading on April 18 The LORD CHANCELLOR moved the second reading of the Municipal Corporations (Englan ) Ac1 %iiieridinelltllill. His Lordship briefly ...

... at Sir Charles Morgan's cattle show on Tuesday last, a silver cup to Wm. Thompson, M.P. of Penydarran, for the best two year old heifer short-horned breed. Mr. Harrison, the farmer at Penydarran had four heifers at the show, and such was the beauty and ...

... HARNESS, to match; also, to be Selld, an excellent Second hand STAGE COACH. A great variety of NEW and SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES, of every description, together with a quantity of Second-hand GIG, STAGE, and CARRIAGE HARNESS, constantly on Sdle. ...

... other Private Bills were forwarded in their respective stages, and several petitions were presented. The Marquis of C'HANDOS gave notice that he would move a Call of the House on the 21st of April, and bring forward a motion respecting the faxes on AgriclIl ...

... upon '.lie wurds proposed by Mr. h.tnkesunti) the second reading of the bill. It appeared to be the general feeling of the Committee. that tile debate would ue more conveniently postponed until that stage of tbe measure but it w-as kept up in a some- what ...

... church, for the current year, and payment of arrears and salaries due to the clerk and sexton. Sir Digby Maekworth, Bart..seconded the resolution, and said as that was the first time he had met them as a fellow rate, payer, he was glad to see so large ...

... to be reported. The Liverpool bribery bill was read a second time on the question for its being committed, Sir J. WROTTESLEY proposed, as an amendment, that it should be committed on the 22d April. This amendment was, after some conversation, lost, on ...

... Under ordinary circumstances, af er 2D6 m-mbers had voted against the second rending of the bill, he should have doubted the pos- sibilitv of carrying it through its subs-quent stages; but the debate which preceded the division had left a I different impression ...

... before the Show, Monmouthshire, All Stock to be entered and the Certificates to be de. livered before five o'clock on the evening before the Show, to the Clerk in the yard at Coui t-y-bella Farm. An auction for Stock on the day of the show. An Ordinary ...

... March, 1837 0,494 8 10 £ 57,194 8 10 By outlay on new works from 1st March, 1837, to 28th April, 1838 ,as follows: — Improving channel £ 116 3 10 New shipping stages 195 10 7 rurchascofland. 3,193 16 5 I'.nlire cost of new steam vessel 5,007 7 11 Contractors ...

... admission—some previous trial —before they allowed their minister to enter upon his office. It therefore remained for them to show that they who gave that authority were duly authorised themselves according to the rules of the Gospel and of the Christian ...

... and proceeded to dispose of several private petitions. On the motion of Mr. HANDLEY the Islington Market Bill was read a second time. The adjourned debate on the Liverpool Free Trade petition was resumed. Mr. FINCH opposed the principle of free trade ...