Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... 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 ...
... without the least symptom of any disease; the second, the crop less, slightly showing some infection in both the haulnm and the tubers; the third a less crop than the second, showing more of the disease in all stages; the fourth almost a ...
... TERM BEMITAST NEWS-L1TT11R. TUESDAY-APRIL 17. SECCOND READING OF THE REFORM BILL, MAJORITY OF NINE. IT will be seen from our Parliamentary reports that the debate on the second reading of the English Reform Bill was resumed on Wednesday evening, adjourned ...
... CowRIE. The early part of the month of April was particularly unfavourable for the operations oF the farmer; rain, snow, and sleet, accompanied with strong easterly winrls, prevailed throughout the first and second weeks, which not only put a stop to field ...
... Caletoinian jercurp.. EDINBURGIH. THURSDAY-APRIL 26. The Ministerial arrangements seemo to be at length nearly, if not altogether, completed, and will probably be announced without delay. The following was handed about the city on Monday, as a list of ...
... without issue in 1847. The title then reverted to the second son of Thomas, the tenth baron, that was Thomas James Twisleton, who was born in 1770, and who was the father of the present claim- ant by his second wife. He was first married to Miss Wad- dell, by ...
... calved after 1st Janunry- First premitim, J. H. Howe, Esq., llallyaallsgli9; second ditto, same person. SwiNE.-Flr best broed ?? premium, Mr. XV. J. Gray, Ballyveritott; second ditto, Mr. J. Barr, Flallysallagl, third ditto, Mr. NV. Gray, Ballyssllagii ...
... members-Mr. O'Connell then moved the second reading of the law of libel bill. The Attorney-General, Mr. Sergt. Talfourdh and Mr. Poulter, opposed the motion. The bill was ultimately thrown out, the numbers being :-For the second reading, 47; against it, 55; majority ...
... was received, and the third reading of the bill was fixed for Thursday, April 19th. MONDAY, April 2. Public Btsnueas.-Lord John RussELL moved that on Thursday, the 19th day of April, and every alternate Thursday following, orders of the day.have precedence ...
... 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 ...
... employ those who would otherwise - be thrown on the parish ?? Lord Chancellor gave notice that he would on Thursdaiy move the second reading of the Chancery Registration Bill.-The Sea Apprenticeship _ Bill was brought up from the Commons, and read a first ...
... RohseApr11 4 160 2 0 104 18 51 lot ?? is Grand JunctIon, April - 3 2,323 0 9 2 ho -London arid Blackswall, April 2 - 718 7 11 1,4l~ London and lirighton, April 4 - ,2 2 1 ,046 16 G a ?? and Croydon, April - I 06V 19 2 b iro- London and South-Weistern, Apr;: ...