... . The bill relative forwarded a stage. to the elections is not so generally disapproved of, but exhibition op art and industry. even that measure is far from giving universal satistac- , . tion Perhaps nothing can show more clearly the dis- Lord Bromham ...

... Chisholm the debate was then for a fortnight. Lord Eralyn moved the second reading of the Highways (South Wales) Bill. After some observations from Mr C. Lewi'', the bill was read a second time and ordered to be committed. The orders of the day were then ...

... marked instances this decrease. As regarded Ireland, stated that whereas in April, 1849, there were 815,829 persons receiving :cliff; April, th re were only 838,000, showing diminution 47b 983. In reference crime, an invariable accompaniment of distress ...

... which they finally c ial information the American buccaneering expedition resident [oh!]'? and on the second point, whether he was and by way of showing the Chans the amiable ! againBt Cuba! a with the Welsh language? potut. and virtuous motive of the assauit ...

... .i of unoffendm, fainteßt intimation . * she attached par-11, itish Bubjea liie An., .leans at Charleston, and m bic lady showed » paper, herBe if. It r •feu nevt.. to. expu'si. n, l.o*d almerston sprotege, j iar value, exactly • , „ town, who the French ...

... home-made spirits bond bill was read a second The decease! Prince Adolphus Frederick, l.ord John Hassell reserving the right oppose the seventh and youngest son of George II!., had com- ] in its subsequent stages, pleted the 76th year his ago, having been ...

... the ptrt Denmark, the other prohibiting traffic between the two conn Trie,: which, issued April 7, Ih'ed September .he same year, is h-b^re-^tabijshed. second army report, dated Head Quarters, Schleswig, July 15. runs » oll * . ( movement the army on ...

... House of Lords Friday. On the motion of the Marquis of Lanulowne, the Prince of Wales’s provision bill was read a second time. Lord Monteaqle moved that certain persons do attend at the bar on Monday next in order to be examined respecting the Liverpool ...

... regret that our space will not allow us to quote the speeches as great length as ihey deserve. •Mr. Cobdm, in speaking to the second resolution, referred to the supposed difficulties of arbitration No doubt there were difficulties; but were there not difficulties ...

... that stage if , « ani) 4CpUced in temperature resembling nearly as possible | .. c ST DAVIDS.” ,hat Which they have been '•'■'3 , „„ „ fmi lo my ohcqar-book, that I son. keep hem close, .hade Ih.m (tom sonshl. e, and 10 I j W] ,| mll „„ ls , April fo,lowing ...

... the Town of Brecon, on Wednesday, the 23rd day of April instaut, the following Resolutions were entered into : On the motion of Colonel Lloyd V. Watkins, M.P., Lord Lieutenant of the County, seconded by Viscount llerefoid— Resolved —That it is most expedient ...

... cropped; the latter fault shouhl be carefully avoided, by it, not only are the fruits of the first crop interior the chance a second crop is rende ed hopeless. Admit atr fr»e!y during warm sunshine, and maiiita'n a •must atmosphere ive-ms of evaporating pans ...