... EASTER HOLIDAYS E VISITORS .0 o>o Beauchamp’ from the Station. W. PAGE, Vn SOT AND BATES ALWAYS READY. SOT PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS, TIO h ASS 001 ATI tor rise PROMOTION SOCIAL SCIENCE. UST SUESCRirnOHS TO THK LOCAL FUND. VLA-Liiil p«. ...

... reduction of £1,000, part of toe money wesc Lerd on Please in dispense with them. This wes dows, sad tbe Jean, theagh 1 wes rising. Mz. D. PLU omni cat there to Be thet the hed [eee ae EXTENSIVE FLOODS IN MONMOUTH. been to get inte demeg EXTRAORDINARY STATEMENT ...

... RISE THE PRICE OF FLOUR AND BREAD. The retail price of Hour was yesterday ad. vanoed twopence per pock, and bread to Old, per loaf over the counter. THE TIMES THE BIRMINGHAM CORPORATION. Id a leading article on the debate the Municipal Elections (cumulative ...

... EASTER VESTRIES ST S (the Rector) pretided held in St Birmingham There T Clarke (curate) Dr Messrs T Pearsall F J E Cole Shaw and J C (vestry Prior of ordinary Dr make signature minutes At the Parochial Council the of the Hector opinion in absence official ...

... should suggest that from the present time until the Easter recess there should be mornirg sittings—(cries of “No, and “Laughter). If it were found impossible to get through the Irish Land Bill before Easter, be should propose to separate the occu pation ...

... for the office, by individual, well qualified to form a judgment, but no ‘Tractarian’ or ‘Ritualist,’ that ‘ he was the only rising ‘ Evangelical possessed of an ounce of brains.’ I have just referred, reverend sirs, the difficulty experienced amongst you ...

... Lady, a SU’UATION 1 GOVBKNEBS, where the Children are you rise. Qualifications, English and Music- —Address, 40, Post Office, Wellesbourne, Warwickshire. “XXTANTED, Lady, a RE-ENGAGEMENT at Easter GOVERNESS in School or Family. Acquirements; Thorough English ...

... Advocate said he did not intend to bring in-a Roads and Bridges Bill for Scotland this year. THE EASTER VACATION. Mr. Gladstone moved that the House, at its rising, should adjourn until Monday, the April. THE LICENSING BILL. Sir W. Lawson called attention ...

... Grapes are plentiful,' and prices unaltered; the supply strawberries has greatly improved.. Dessert pears are now confined to Easter Beurre. Apples consist of court pendu plat. Of pineapples there a fair supply. Salads continue to arrive In good condition ...

... inquire into the working of the laws on ecclesiastical titles, agoing that Earl Russell’s bill, although inoperative, had given rise to another Irish grievance. Lord defended the hill as a valuable protest against Romish agression, and several other lords ...

... protested against this, and moved that the House at its rising do adjourn. The protest was joined in by several hon. members, and a stormy discussion ensued. Sir J. Elfhinstone moved that the House at its rising adjourn till four next day. Mr. Disraeli again ...

... _ To conclude with i> , Betsy baker, N I' * to fully understand and apppredate the New 4 turta*'’ should be seated at the Rising of the IN C E OF WALES THEATEE, „ BROAD STREET. BIRMINGHAM. Lessee and Manager Mr. W, H. Swanboeouoh, SUCCESS ORPHEUS AND ...