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... According to Daily Kites telegram, the Pans horn? show is lamentable failure. exhibition it pour in itself, and the absurd entrance fee of five francs acts as prohibition. There were not twelve paying visitors tku show during three hours Monday morning. A gathering ...
... She had also paid 2s. Bd. for her fare from Stockton. In her pocket was found a pawnticket, bearing the date of April 10, and this ticket showed that she had pledged a watch for £1 Is. 6d. Middlesborough. Being questioned further, tbegirlmade various co ...
... The TVwmw, in their report of the Show, says The Horse Show is not without its arousing features. Horses have one thing in common with wine: no one conferees complete ignorance respecting them, and moet people affect prodigious powers of judgment. Accordingly ...
... leave to introduce Irish Crimes Bill, which was e'eotnally brought in and read a first time on April 1 301 votes to It was read n second time by to 250 oo April 18, and. with tbe exception of few days devoted to tbe urgent financial bu»inevs of the Government ...
... have been mistaken seeing the first husband in April last, the prisoner was entitled an acquittal But asked them, supiweing they were satisfied that the first husband was alive at the time of the second marriage, whether they thought the prisoner honestly ...
... Police Stations, Ac., Bill were read second uoio. Other Bills wore advanced a stage, and, after some further business, tho House adjourned 1 o’cl ick. In the House Lords on Friday night, Earl Granville moved the second reading of the Oaths Bill, upon which ...
... Leicester, and 2ud Sea forth blander* show an unusual number of minor puoisbnisnta. OLD DEUAT AID ITS POPULAR XAEAOXE. tbs coum of an interesting address spoken on occasion of the M Baddeley Celebration on the stage Drury Lane Theatre oo Twelfth Night ...
... thrashed out. The mntioa for tba rejection of the bill was withdrawn. and the Nil was read a second time and referred Salad Committee. Dr. Hunter moved tbs second reading of a bill providing that a wife shall entitled divorce after four years' desertion ...
... the House of Lords, and oy Mr. H. Smith, in tho Houao of Commons. that the second reading of the bill introduced Lord Knutsford would not take place until tho sixteenth of April. Plenty of tima will therefore be granted to Sir William Whiteway, the Minister ...
... through its stages towards maturity without increasing in bulk so much might be desired. Unless the falls of rain be plentiful in the remaining part this month, scanty-filled stack-yards may be expected. In the meantime the potato crop does not show anything ...
... prise list that had moulted all the chicken flight feathers. Another useful feature of this show was lbs clasee* for poultry, which were k’lled plucked and staged by (he poulterer. sent hy Mr. BelUmy. The prises to these were awarded after the birds were ...
... members and tbe followers of Mr. Gladstone left the Douse, and tbe measure passed its Initial stage. Tbe Second Reading debate occupied from the of April 18th, when an adverse amendment by Sir B. Samuelson was nsgatived by majority for Government of ...