... Court. R. Chattliam, Goole, Yorkshire, innkeeper, March I and April 4, at the Bankrupts Court, Leeds. R P. Crupt, Lansdowne-villas, Bromptini, and Haymarket, tavern keeper, Feb. 25, at 1, and April 8, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. B. Drewry, Hahne ' Luneashire ...

... Sir R. Inglis, Sir R. Peel, and other members. A second division then took plane upon the original motion, which was carried by a majority of 143 to 47-96. The Australian eolonies bill was read a second time, and ordered to be reported on Alooday. The ...

... first, be hewed it to be unattainable without the second. The first resolution was, we believe, unanimously passed, not an individual present thut we could perceive who did not raise his hand. The second was not umminiausly accepted, thorgh when the chairman ...

... people which should not 'vehicle its abolition were a mockery, which, being seconded by Mr. Hickman, was carried unanimously. The second resolution, moved by Mr. Toms, and seconded by Mr. Cringe, was for the adoption of a petition to Parliament in accordance ...

... TILE STAGE COACHAAN. Have you ever studied the philosophy of his life! Is he not at the head or a rerobitionary movement, snit do not the means he employs to incite his bailers, cuntince you that be is an impetuous f a.-reiner ? Why ! I • ‘lesires no ...

... IxtASOX a BuIt,-Tlie second of the series of prand fall dress masonic halls, designed for the itaprororlent of the iunds for educating the orhanl clhildronlo rteduced masons, is to be held in Liver, poel o TTuesday evening, April 9tb, and is to be a Very ...

... Masters offices. Lord L►Ncn.tLE consented to allow the second reading., on the understanding that many objections which lie entertained to some of its dete.le should be considered at some future stage of the bill. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE moved the adjournment ...

... ss of their pristine worth and dignity. Nor does this enthusiasm for national antiquity as it arose in North Wales in the second half of the last century appear as an isolated phenomenon, but as one which, not lees than the reformatory movement in South ...

... amendment that the hill be read a second time that day six months, intimating that if the Louse assented to the bill, he should object to thou provisions which increased the salary of thejudges and the clerks. Mr. LAW seconded the amendment. Mr. J. EVANS said ...

... the year ending the sth April It was here, too, that I proposed, arid indeed had was 1,893,9881., and the net amount received was arranged, to make my last farewell on a provincial 1,813,6291. The number of houses charged was stage; but what man proposes ...

... engineer, April T. K. Adams. Holton-le-Beckering. Lincolnshire, faetor, April 17. F. C. Christy, Rotlierhitlie. %grab engineers, April 9. T. Dawson, Pontefract, Yorkshire, fishmonger, April 15. R. Fulfurvi, Fultord'eplass, Southgate-road, builder, ...

... to be received on Friday (thia day) week. On the resumption of the debate on the second reading'of the Securities for Advances (Irelandj Bill (adjourned on the 15th of April), ; - . Lord NALAS moved that the bill be read a secotd time that day six motlais ...