... were read a third time and passed. The Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes Bill was read a second time, and Some other orders having been forwarded a stage, Mr. WATKIN !WILLIAMS gave notice of his intention to ask the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER whether ...

... glad that the show, on Wednesday, the 15th of June, is held in Grove Park, for a more suitable spot it would lie difficult to find. We hope that those who have beautiful and choice exotics will not withhold them, but let them grace the stage for the public ...

... columns of 'Shipping Gazette' as evincing an mune- APRIL 22. 1 (.4 I to depart from the w s hril &ley with respect t o neutial' trade, `lot had given the cabinet credit. It certainly does seem to show a chaage of intent since the Prod/inimical was penned ...

... division, by votes to 27. The second reading of the Forfeiture of Lauds and Goods Bill was postponed the 18th June. The Chief Rents (Ireland) Bill was read a second time after some discussion. Other measures were advanced a stage, the House adjourned at ten ...

... rejection. Neate seconded The Attorney-General waa In the bUI be approved, wished for the concurrence of the Inna Court. He supported the second reading. The amendment was withdrawn, and the bill read aecond time. , Alderman Salomons moved the second reading of ...

... the debate be adjourned. Mr. T. Dugeonag seconded this motion, which after a discussion of considerable length, was negatived by 261 to 40. Mr. E. Dgalsos suggested that the general question had reached such a stage as to eall upon the government to declare ...

... Lumley, seconded by Mr Thomas, of Cae Fallen, and carried ; a similar compliment to the Rev Ambrose Jones, chairman in the evening, and Mr Ezra Roberta, who acted as “ master of the ceremonies in the even* ing also, was proposed by Ur Hughes, seconded Mr T ...

... Rhyl, seconded, and after the motion had been carried, another was approved that the Duke of Westminster and Mr R. J. Meson be elected as representatives for the county on the Sites Committee. This was moved by lir Hudson, Chester, and seconded by Mr ...

... IBIDAT. APRIL 17, 18. Mr TArtoa acid that Mr Keene thought that the number should be seven, whilst Mr Bithell believed that th• re ought to be ten trustees. Trey to be clear on tlov point. Ult.mat ly. on the pr.poe.tion of Mr Tartort, seconded by Mr ...

... during the past fortnight :—Mr. Williams Hanmer district—first week. .Cl 2 8a id.; second week, £l2 7s. ld. ; Mr. Lee, Ellesmere district—first week. £l2 12s. 2d. ; second week, £ll 6s, ; balance in treasurer's hands £l5OO. WIIITCHURCH. Brusque roa CUILDRIN ...

... re-ele.ction of Mr. Ilinghtat as president. Mr Mows proposed, and Mr. Jams (Mold) seconded, that Mr. Fyfe be elected vice-chairman ; to which Mr. FITS moved an amendment, seconded by Mr. Baum, that Mr. Woodcock be vice-president. After some discussion, Mr. ...

... and at LI. 1N DUDNO, NORTH WALES. ho - r i v and iii re open on April ily ATIRACTIVII RAI-F. OF FRI:EiIoLD BUILDING LAND, 1.1111: 114)1 r j Oo:%YECTION ant FANCY LA A Lena: .1 FAN t. Y SHOW he SOU) reulat with veru.ili.ou tin ere. year ALAI*, 1. M :nit ...