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... the bill a second time and refer it to a ;sleet Committee. The bill was read a second time, and referred to a Select Committee. HOUSE OF COMMONS, • MORIBUND BODY. The House held a morning sitting. Mr. Tatton Egerton, in moving the second reading of the ...
... high, and contain over 50 figures in bas-relief, which are executed in the best style of art. One of the panels, showing the various stages in the manufacture . of iron, is the gift of Mr. Briggs, the senior M.P. for the borough ; another, that of agriculture ...
... and the p risoner acted in 1859 showed an increase of 40 per ce nt, over that , I of iB5B (applenao). The neighbouring town of Newport, I followed him, and they went to a public-house near the 1 on the other hand, showed a diminution in those years po ...
... murder or her decease. hen the curtain fell upon this mystery—the second act of the tragedy—it remained down for eighteen yean, and old spectators had forgotten the scales. On Saturday, the second of January, in this year, it rose again; and London waa a little ...
... sergeants who arc only receiving 11. Bs. per week ; 200 of the second-class sergeants are to be raised from 1/. to 1/. Bs. The first-class constables are to be raised from 3s. to 1/. 55.; and the second-class from I/. 2s. to 1/. 35.; the third and fourth cla'-s ...
... of bringing in the bill thus early would place them in • petition not to ask for the sewed reading until after the second week in April, and give ample time for its consideration by the House and the country. He would first point out the great number ...
... of India. Oassaranon mads to determine tbe longitude of Montreal showed that the time neorasarv to transmit electric current serose tha ocean and book again was trifle over one second, the distance covered being 8000 miles. A CaxAuiAW electrician etates ...
... The undul* tions vary in frequency within enormously wide limits; but undulations between 302 billions pet second and 757 billions per second are thorn which, when they strike upon the nerve-elements tb* retina capable of receiving them, produce the ...
... (Mr. W. Evans). That gentleman was not eble to be in time to second the resolution according to arrangement, and therefore, being called tit.on, he must endeavour es best he could to second it, which he did with much pleasure The qu-stion of Ritualism ...
... now endeavour to show how gaivanism acts in cases of paralysis. Paralysis, or Palsy ,consists of three varieties the hemiplegic, the paraplegic, and the local palsy. In the first, the patient is paralysed on one side only in the second, the lower part ...
... January the bill was an eListing reply to Mr. Gardner, Paid that in the lease in 1981 seearity, and was still sinceundscharged. . if licenses were greeted fur exhibitions or shows, the Mr. /amid: have you i made up Jeer costs ? amounts wsre to bo handed to ...
... being close : on Monday, a great meeting of the Mice was he: on the Stage to consider the present alarming condition . the drama. After a somewhat lengthened debate, it asi moved and seconded that in consequence of the amount of rent required for the Lyceum ...