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... MONARCHISTS AND REPUBLICANS ON THE PARIS STAGE. The Paris Correspondent of The timet, writing under date April 25, gives the following interesting description of the representation on the Paris Stage jof an important phase in English history, the subject ...
... According to Daily Kites telegram, the Pans horn? show is lamentable failure. exhibition it pour in itself, and the absurd entrance fee of five francs acts as prohibition. There were not twelve paying visitors tku show during three hours Monday morning. A gathering ...
... Pureasecrio, April It —The &appoints' that the perpetrator ef the attempt on the ifespoor's Lle toot • his not ye officially conirmel. Phi je iind investigation into the antes d n s is now proceeding, but his anebonails as this prelimisary stage of the will ...
... Notes Bill was read seccnd tlnn*. ami soma other orders having been forwarded stage, the House adjourned. In the Douse Common*, April 18. the following bill* were read a second time University and Town Water, Bridge, Cork Harbour and CurrmgbbUny Railway ...
... The tax, according to proposal, would double the first stage, and so produce £225,900. ; the second I propose to put Increase ol » •£***. hldi would raise a very small sum indeed, and the other stages no airerat!on is proposed. The Increase I propose would ...
... four got opposite the stand, the leader having increased his advantage. passing the stand the second time round, Dandy came the front, True Love lying close second, Wamba third. Opposite the stand the Bret three were well together, Sir Robert several lengths ...
... created, and therefore moved its second reading. After remarks from Mr. S. O. Morgan, Mr. Jessel, and the Home Secretary, the bill then read second time, and was referred to a select committee. Mr. W. Johnston, in moving the second reading of the Party Procession ...
... to later stage in order to salt the convenience the House. Ho thought it would great advantage to pass the bill this and it was proposed to fix the committee lor to-morrow. Mr. Beresford protested against the practice of •Inrring over the second reading ...
... The bridegroom, John Patrick Crichton Stuart, third Marquis of Bute, is the only child of John, second Marquis, his second wife. Lady Sophia Hastings, second daughter of the first Marquis of Hastings, and was bom at Mount Stuart, N. 8., in September, 1847 ...
... THE ABERGAVENNY CHRONICLE, JLTURDAY. APRIL 12, 1873. would be necessary to bring pressure to bear upon the Government from all parts of the country, and they might have hope of getting the matter of wages settled upon a proper basis. Mr. WOOAN (Wigan) ...
... high, and contain over 50 figures in bas-relief, which are executed in the best style of art. One of the panels, showing the various stages in the manufacture . of iron, is the gift of Mr. Briggs, the senior M.P. for the borough ; another, that of agriculture ...
... the Bill was read a second **The Sale of Food and Drugs Bill was considered in Com- other Bills were forwarded a stage, and the House adjourned at ten minutes after two o’clock. GLEBE LANDS (IRELAND) BILL. In the House of loros, April 20, the Eari of Behnore ...