... those comrinies soditional powers WlOl respect to their undertakings. Tim was read a first Sims. Other Bills were forwarded * stage, and their lordships adjourned at &quarter to eight u'idock. _ In the or Connoes, Mr. Bourke. In reply to Me. C. if. Ihnoieuti ...

... administration of the British East Africa Comnauy and afterwards for German East Africa. Sir Gerald is 31 jean of age, and is the second son of Mr. M. Portal, of Laverstoke, Hants. Tits Parliamentary Committee of the Trades Union Congress and the Co operative ...

... entry in an almanack, and opposite the 3rd of April she put a mark, and wrote 280 days from the 27th of June. Now we have it from Sir Charles Mordaunt that she was expected to be confined about the 3rd of April. What could this mean but that she was to ...

... for the time preferred to the more solemn characteristics of the English stage. The Board of Trade returns for May, forming as they did such an agreeable contrast to those for April, probably took msny business men by surprise. The trade of the country ...

... effect of this applied= loss bead have extended to the second crop d team while the Mums showed no signs of existence ea riot to widish !cwt. of sulphate of iroa had bees agglied, thole* it did show itself when Golly half this quantity was mad ; bet the ...

... and loudly denied that he was drunk, asking the audience to judge whether he was so. He charged the stage manager with having struck him, which the stage manager denied, and a number of actors were called to bear witness as to the truthfulness of a story ...

... overbalancing himself I fell twenty-two feet from the flies upon the stage with • sickening thud. He alighted on his head and died immediately. Miss Rees Lee was the sole occupant of the stage at the time of the accident, and was singing a love song, which ...

... fabric. The art of hedge-making is not what it was, though skilled labour, where available, has now • good opportunity of showing to advantage. „. 15111111 U WH/LAT —The sowing of spring wheat in this country is not a venture that finds much favour amongst ...

... read a second time, referred to a Select Committee. It was in very moderate terms that Mr W. Johnston moved the second reading of the Bill re- pealing the Irish Party Processions Act, and his example was imitated by Viscount Crichton, who seconded the motion ...

... the proposal for the second reading of the govern. meat Bill dealing with the law of landlord and tenant in Ireland. The measure was condemned by several of the Irish Liberate, and Mr Gregory moved, without prijadice to the second reading of the measure ...

... tenants have all accepted this arrangeman, which will add 1,189 f. per annum to Mr. Chaplin's rent-roll. The 17th annual horse show opened on Saturday at the Agricultural Hall, Islington, Loudon. The total entries reach nearly 400, and include 130 hunters ...

... which, considering the early hour, a large number of worshippers attended. The second celebration, full choral, was at eight o'clock, when there was large congregation, showing increase over any previous choral celebration held in this church. The service ...