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... the bill. Friday, April 30. The House in a committee on the Ordnance Estimates voted the several resolutions, and the report was ordered to be received on Monday next. The several bills on the table went through their respective stages. Monday, May 3. The ...
... further discussion he bill was read a second time. Some other Scotch business having been disposed of, Mr. C. Buller moved the second reading of the Controverted Elections Bill.— The Solicitor General objected to the second reading ill o thin a house.—After ...
... 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 ...
... Tuesday next he should move the adjournment of the house for the Easter holi- days on that day, until Thursday, the 3rd of April. The Earl of Devon presented a petition from the Gloucester Canal Company, complaining of the system adopted by the rail- way ...
... general tone of the debate, that no objection was entertained to the second redding of the bil); and he trusted that the same dis- position would prevail throughout its subsequent stages, and that their lordships would be able to carry the bill, with what- ...
... MONDAY, APRIL 24.— Mr. Fenton, the new member Roch- dale, took the oaths and his seat. The Sheriffs of London presented a petition from the lord. mayor, aldermen, and common-council, praying for a revision of the land-tax.—A number of petitions were presented ...
... other private Bills were for- warded in their respective stages, and several petitions were presented. . The Marquis of CHANDOS gave notice that he r would move a Call of the House on the 21st of April, and bring forward a motion respecting the taxes on' ...
... 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 ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, APRIL 21.—PRIVILEGE.— Lord John Russell rose to make his promised motion on this subject, in consequence of the publication in the True Sun newspaper of evidence taken before a committee previously to its being reported to the ...
... visionally to three months. g Sir J. Campbell moved the second reading of the Wills' ExeeU4 tion Bill, which was ordered to be referred to a select committeei -The Newspaper Regulation Bill was also read a second time, and went through committee. 1 SABBATH OBSERVANCE ...
... question from another lion, member, said he hoped the second reading of this bill would be had on Friday, the 12th March. IRISH H ECJ 1ST it ATION BILL (LOIU) STANT.EY'.S.) Lord Stanley postponed the second reading of his bill till Thursday next. LORD KEAE ...
... 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 ...