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... returns intended to show the operation of the Reform Bill in Ireland were' moved for; and, by ■ sus . pension of th* standing orders, the Stamp Duties and Income-tax Bills were not only read second time but passed through all subsequent stages. HOUSE OF COMMONS ...
... ernilled. Is et Ilse* Theniey, • notion weird, ea et de dahniee hr a rule calling gra the Oared le show rise why ail Mew ise- F is the seer sineld ad be staged, upon the that the rider was a Nagler compliers with requiters* of the Mil epos which the juriestion ...
... 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 ...
... 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 The amendment was withdrawn, and the bill read aecond time.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 ...
... 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. ...
... WREXHAM GUARDIAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1877. THE PATENT INGERSOLL DRILL.—By the SIR WATKIN AND LADY WILLIAMS WYNN, and kindness of Messrs Athow and Corbett, a trial of Sir William Grenville Williams, Bart., have left the Ingersoll Rock Drill will take plaee ...
... paying his maintenance, which was deducted out of la. 6d. found in his pocket by the police. THE STAGE-CART NUISANCE. Philip Roberts, the proprietor of a stage-cart, was summoned for leaving his cart in the street without anyone to attend to the horse.—P ...
... propriety of holding the Agricultural Show, about which there yvas some diversity of opinion. Mr Bulkeley Owen said it may perhaps be considered advisable to have a show of certain things and excluding others, because, if the show was stopped altogether, there ...
... the 6th of April, he behaved improperly to me. On one occasion Mr. Smith said he would give me £5OO. Mr. Smith was away three weeks, and during that tins' I was not allowed to go out of the house. I gave notice to leave on the 18th of April. The reason ...