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... M'Cowan seconded the motion, which was imnanimousjy carried. Thanks being voted to the chair. man for is a onduct in the chair, the. weeting aeparnted. H~orse Fait r Scarce Tkureday.-This annual horse feair was held here on Thursday, when the show of draught ...
... L ON - D O N . APRIL 7. lJir. Lohosclcere._\te have aiuthority to state that there Ti is no fraruiatioin whatever tor a report which has Peeic -ir- culte;3 for the last div or two, to the ?? that jr. La- bour-hlere intends to retire from thle ?? of lri-h ...
... MOUSE OF COMMONS, APRIL 17. The Bouie to-day resumed its sittings after the Easter recess. a The S pealker tnok the chair at 4 o'clock. c Sir W. HEATI COTE reported from the rommittee appointed I to trF the mnerits of the petition against the return of ...
... rjte meant to tulce the second reading of the Scotch Barkicog Bill. ;e, Sir R. PEEL said, it at present stord for Monday. 'T'here ne Jwere some votes in supply which must be taken, bit he hoped to ad be aisle to take the second reading before Whitsuntide ...
... futitre stages of the Niarnooth College Bill, Sir R. PEEL trusted thatafter theprotracted discussion which had taken place on the second reading, he should be allowed to proceed with the next stage on Monday next. (Hear, hear.) The next stage would be ...
... The Birkenheane Docks Bill was read a second time, and two Is other private bills having been forwarded a stage, the House u ,d adjourned. to ed AP-aor, ?? T. t e Lord C AMPBELL presented a petition faom the Magistrates ig and Council of Aberdeen, praying ...
... read a second time, and seas ordered to be referred to a select committee. CALICO PRENTi-WORE5 BIaLL. i On Lord ASHLEY'S moving the second reading of the Calico Print-Works Bill, Sir J. GRAHAM said while he would give his convtent to the second reading ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS, APRIL 23. a the mnotion nof he T ?? _: On the motion of Mr. T. EGERTON, a new writ was ordered for tle election of a burgess to serve for the borough of Wood- stock, itn the the room of the Mlarquis of Blandford, who has acn cepted the ...
... Glasgow, Saturday, April 24, 1841. richest of the world’s luxuries; nay, who have erected for the queen her throne, wrought the crown that sits upon her brow, and conferred on her every advantage which distinguishes her from the cottager’s daughter? Yes ...
... only yielded to the suddenness of the pressure on the occasion of the second reading-knowing that full e opportunity for further consideration must be afforded r- during the future stages of the hill. What the result may r- he we do not know. But this is ...
... discussed on the second reading,) yet the Irish opposition are determined to speak against time to impede this hill on its first being proposed, and thus lend the whole influence of their powerful lungs to postpone the fature stages of the corn bill. ...
... t I e F It FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 21. The latest news from France shows that the duties of the Provisional Government are not one jot the lighter, 1 4is 11 A I -I L -A ?? -- Iea : 1 1 - - . for all the heavy and ill-requitecd drudgery they have undertaken ...