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... . IMPERtIAL PARLIAMENT. HIOUSE OF LORDS.. TATJRSDAT. uIS The Lord Chancellor took his Seat on the woolsack at five pio'clock. if.' NATURALIZATrON BILL. The Lou0 AdaIALoP, in moving the second reading of re e Naturalization Bill; st~it6d that the bill was founded on ?? report of the Commissioners appointed the year before Md, last to iinqure into the law r'especting, naturalization. The e. is ...
... i, Systematic agitation, which consists principally of F be persistently placing one side only of a question be- S 0g fore the public, cannot fail of producing some a marked effect. It either raises up an opposition X - more powerful than itself and disappears before the e enemy, or it enlarges its boundaries upon the apa- C in thetic indifference of those who treat it with con- f, or ...
... 1(?_ - ?? ^ .. - - I , ta ASHBORNE. ISs UaroN.-The next meeting of the Guardians of the uuion be will be held on Saturday next, the 5th of March. of SHAKESPEARE CLUB.-We believe the members of this by club intend giving the last of their entertainments for the he season in Easter week. The piece represented on the oca- .ne sion will probably be Macbeth. on The antual meeting of the Ashborno ...
... X ?? 11- mon Ac -0 e bn f-d flin xl&1 fluA L ÂħArjf v 13 -an e The following are the receipts of railways for the past week:- Railways, Last Week. Week,169. E Brecon and Merthyr - 1.068 0 0 983 0 0 F Bristol and Exeter 6,996 0 0 6,B38 0 0 Caledonian - - - - - 35,303 0 0 27,291 0 0 P Cambrian * - - 2,446 0 0 2,420 0 0 C Cornwall - - - - - 1,f7 0 0 1,537 0 0 Glasgow and South Western - 10.941 0 0 ...
... DV! Ad Il ' o The progress of the trial of Prince PnEnu BONA- I PARTE for murder has been watched in England withc considerable interest; for it has been oosndered,1 rightly or wrongly, that grave and Smportait i Ie, not belonging to an ordiry xhu of hIWadde, C | were involved in the decision of the jury.. It has Xe ended in the complete acquittal of the accused upon ` all the charges which ...
... SENTENCE OF DkwET. the At the Ipswich Assizes, on Friday and Saturday, a man, are named James Rutterfdird, was tried for the murder of n; tent gamekeeper, named John Hight, who had been in the ser- tent vice of the Maharajah Duleep Sing. A part of His High- .uth ness's property lies near a place called Barton Mills, where the there is a belt of wood, bounded on one side by arable land ,oal and ...
... ooy DISPATCH OF MAILS.J vR5; The office is open to the public from 7 san. to 9 P.m. He, Letters, Iv.,anbcllotted On'i sad Lines of road and chlefplaces of Without ihI Letters i top ~destination. extra ad Iti can be In lat ~NO. of chargepen registertl ide 148borne BpeitlcWie- until sap until to hisI AhboneBeletMatock Wiks- unti hi worth, and villages ?? - 3.20a.mt - lijt 2Birmin'gham, ...
... . . . A t - 1-- 11 At - - . l I..; - -eA I -1 it vs, The Fcoiiomist thinks the brewers are the last people in 1 or the world to whom we should now give a bonns by t h re- mission of the duty-especially as there are not a few among I per them who have embarked their capital in the trade since the on duty was imposed. Those who are entitled to compensa- ky tion, if any, are the brtwers who ...
... ?? - - . At On Wednesday afternoon a conference was hold in the Grand Jury Room of the Town-hall, on the subject of the proposed extension of this Act, which is now in force only 01 in garrison towns, to the whole country. The Mayor(T. T W. Rvans, Eq.) presided, and amongst thegentlemeu present a were Dr. ley Dr. Ogle, Dr. Greaves- 4 r. Goodo Mr, GiaborDe, Mr. . . vans, Mr. J. Wright piker ...
... TRINITY CHURCH WORKING MEN'S I vt ASSOCIATION. ise On Thursday evening Ihe last of a course of lectures Ct, in connection with this association was delivered in the nt School-room, by the Rev. M. Crosse, vicar of Newball, the x- subject being, Sketches from Bible Imagery. The chair was taken by the Rev. F. Hoare, the president of the asso- ad ciation. After the proceedings had been opened by ...
... oR CONSECRATION OF THE BISHOP OF MAN- I - CHESTER. rs, The consecration of Dr. Fraser took place on Friday by in the cathedral, and as this was the first time that such a ceremony:had been held in Manchester, very deep in- terest was felt among all classes respecting it. The cathedral is able to accommodate about 4,000 persons, but the number of applications for admission to the ceremony far ...
... -1 .. I .1. 1. AA&- -A.- I- -l-I r. The following are the names of the gentlemen nominated d as guardians of the Derby Union:- t ST. ALatsND'.s-Rev. Edward Henry Abuey, the Firs; tI e William B. Sherwin, Queen-stroet; Win. Hobson, Duffield- dA road; George Beswick, Duffield-road; Bryan Dunn, Duffield- is I road: and the Hon. W. If. Jervis, the Elms, Derby. Sb g ALL SAINTS'.-J nsephBloor,Queen ...