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... Iaghting Act (1882) Amendment ?? 2) Bill was read a second time, on the ye inderstanding that it should be referred to 8 select committee. YE In the House of Commons, Mr. Egertonat moved the second reading of a. bill em- powering the Metropolitan Board ...
... STUDY, STUDIO,_AND STAGE. ?Q Mr. Grigge has issued another of the facsimiles of brie Shakapearo quartos. TThe Palreographical Society has finished the first j. part of the second esrise of its publications. gec We are glad to bear that Miss Ada Cavendish ...
... Fornax or Chatter; April, Hindoo or Charming Nancy; Chillingpton, Prime Cheddar: Spring. Bikova; Hunters' Steeplechase, Kilworth or Merryman; Southover, Patsey. `Clifden in the .Sparting f(ainronie7e says- Bervick, Chatter or Fornax; April, Brave or Ilin- ...
... in the State. We have declared our-readiness to produce documents showing the close relations between Mr. Parnell and igan in regard to the expenditure of the Land L6ague funds. showing that Carey, the leader of. the in invincible, was paid by Egan and ...
... by - SA1lTS F20P gnu:P The revenue returns from the 1st April to December 23 show-Receipts, A) >, - s. ..n -^a, I 457,779,795; expenditure, £59,845,808; t balances, £4,954,564. Corresponding P I-eriod last year-Receipts, ;£57,374,292; t expenditure, £57 ...
... on the 27th of April, 1809. He succeeded to the earadomi. on the death of his I father, the 8rh of April, 1820, so thatt he had en- joved the title for exactlv sixty-five years. In t June, 1878, his lordship married Cicely Louisa, t second daughter of the ...
... SECOND EDITION. .. .. BY O011 SPICIATr, WIRE NpwS-LETTER OrrpIc. fcG. F. EFT STrMR:T, L no)xD . E.C. Tu1LlO MtORAANING, Six o'clock ii . If AJIAfMB ERPIAIN''iS SPlEEVCh . The Thorsaws-Mr.Vhamberlainsownopinions, as stated in hi; speech last night ...
... $Airs :poprt L= sR~mA. _ rhe Exchequer returns from the ls ¶ April to the l0th September, 1889. show- . ?? PRA 922 A2 . I _ Receipts, X35,233,-33 ; expenditure, £38,650,396; balances, £3,249,081. The return for the corresponding period of last year sho'a ...
... the votes, a table showing the progress of private bills in the Housu s of Commons. The number of bills introduced a this session was 291. At the presout time 23 bills °c have arrived at and passed the stage of first read- ing, 57 second reading or committal ...
... TELEGRAm.1 le CAIRO, APRIL 11.-The German and Austrian A. diplomatic agents have addressed an identical a Note to the Egyptian Government requesting an ld early payment of the claims allowed by the In- r- ?? Commission. id CAIRo, APRIL 10. - The differences ...
... ! SECOND EDITIIOIN Wunis Ma C Ews, 4.88 aLa. FOREIGN INTELLIGENE. The United States House of Representat~ives have3 passed the Bill prohibiting polygam y by 199 votesi toi 42. The United Stautes Congress has voted £23,338 to provide rations for the relief ...
... SECOND EDITION. W -itS Mf.f Orar & rr . R WTWCESN MAIL OGuIs, 4.30 A.M. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ENGLAND AND RUSSIA RETUIN OF THE BOUNDARY C0M- MISSION TO I.NDIA, f STANDARD TELEORAOI.3 81LNGAO, Loss 4 (t'ia MEsED, TUEsDAY). News of the cession of Penjdeb ...