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... * HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY, AttUL 25. _ .Earl STANHOPE gave notice that on tho 23rd of May he would call attention to the report of the Public School* Coro* mission, and move for further papers the subject. On the . motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR, the following bills were ' read third time and passed j via. .—Great Northera and Western n (of Ireland) Railway (No. 2) Bill; LlandUlo and Telffl ...
... room the late Admiral Penaud. ...
... FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1864. On Tuesday, the Norwegian Storthing voted 800,000 thalers for armaments. The Government was also authorised, should they deem it expedient, to employ the army and navy in suppoit of Denmark. The whole fleet is to be fitted out for active service, and 6000 troops are to placed on a war footing. Garibaldi and his suite were on board of the Ripon mail steam-ship, and ...
... is HEREBY GIVEN, that Green ?? Buoys, marked with the word Wreck, ha*.e been laid ■** the wrecks of vessels sunk at the entrance of the Thames. J-08 Baoys lie In the positions and depths of water, aud with ™* murks and compass bearings hereunder given respectively, -, WRECK OFF YANTLET. ,J. e t» fathoms north of the wreck, in four fathoms at low water I* 2? tide 3« wit - h •ft Trees ...
... burthen, has half her poop accommoda- Perim,i„Hajr„ c»«aged. Will call at Plymouth, and carry an ex- Co ii. i 2 B«rgeon.— For plans, &c, apply to COOKES and ?? ; or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, BU- STnf^~to AUSTRALIA UNDER SIXTY *t»t« nf *t 8 —Packet of the 15th May detained, owing to tho brstwi tlle„ti(le, ?? May.— For MELBOURNE, the cele- GRAY v lary Bcrew steam cliPPer- GREAT BRITAIN, JOHN Uujij ...
... from the Eh-pLan*. and Castle for 1 station - FORBES. General NUi.iger. r \\ E>T E X N RA ILW A Y. KRI : '■ -EN ALA FESTI VAL STRAI - l%th 26th, 27th, 2sth, and 29th, ■ ■■-:. r :. from gham. Woroester pton. Malver.. rltou. Dudley. perfoi-mances Forpsirticulars ■ ompany s offices ia stations :: Avon issued on Friday, 22d ■'.1 be ?? until Mci.dav °d RIERSON, General Manager. - . r • > RA Tl ...
... be held AT HARWICH, ON THX T R SDAY ' JUNE 33. 1864. ajnount of Sooietj's Prizes, £600. PRIZES offered by the Town of Harwich, open to All Eng- land, as follows :— for the B*st MARE, above three years old, for Agricul- lural purposes £^q b, tbf K esl Two-years-old FILLY, for Agricultural Purposes j£s -r t bt Ik*' Pen of Five sl >earlmg Short- Woolled EWES £5 f„r the Best Yen of Five Shearling ...
... leave **si India Docks on the sth May, call at Plymouth, and carry an experienced surgeon.— Apply to F. GREEN and Co. , 72, CornhiU, *-C Passengers by this lino can proceed by rail from Padding- J? U J° Plymouth at reduced fares, by applying to F. Green and VOJOM, QUEENSLAND.— BLACK BALL PAS- -BENi;ER UNE of PACKETS.— Free Land Grants, 18?. «-v 30?, under arrangement with her Majesty's ...
... Within the reach of all classes. This rase, which forms an appropriate present it fitted with writing paper,envelopes, metal pen case, with reser\e pens, blotting book., &c. f and can only be had of the makers. and GOTTO, lift,o\t 3rd-street, London, to whom ihe Society of Arts awarded the Prize of sO Guinea* and their Silver Medal for its cheapness, durability, and neatness. The Uorninv Star, ...
... MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1864. Genial Garibaldi was hourly expected to arrive by the Ripon at Southampton ou Saturday. She had not arrived, however, up to a quarter to niue o'clock on Sunday morning. Great preparations were made to give him hearty and welcome reception, which are specified in the telegraphic news. All the hotels in Southampton are full, and the town is in a state of great excitement. ...
... There has been a discussion lately in the House of Commons on the military expenditure of this country, and one of the features of the debate was the comparative cost of English and French soldiers. The figure*, as they were stated, and with slight difference* of detail, admitted on all hands, at first sight seem to involve some very startling conclusions. Tbe British army, not counting of ...
... Wst ?? 'QHpmucuf AND WEST YORKSHIRE ADVERTISER. SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1864. REGISTERED FOE TRANSMISSION ABROAD. No. 737. PlU«jr£d. Unstamped, Stamped 3d public gJtottw*. WARD BROTHERS, General Undertakers and Funeral Furnishers, Huddersfield, beg to acquaint the Public that FUNERALS entrusted to their ■aanagement will be conducted with the greatest care and an the most moderate terms. ] ...