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... reintroduced. passed through all their stages, and sent up to the peers for a second I time in accordaries•with the terms of the Parliament Act. The delay in bringing furwa,nl H lib' 'and the Welsh Church Bill for second time has caused not a little resentment ...
... admission to Amateur Championship. Reserved Chairs. I 6: Second Chaim on Hake, I-; Galleries, 6d. And to Exhibition Billiard Matches, popular prices to all parts of Theatre, Reserved Chairs on Stage. 3-: Second Chairs on Rake, ; Pit, I- ; Gallery, 6d. Plan of ...
... Dewar for the Champioaship of England, ad Mr. Fitzgerald, of Caliereiveea, who is preesudy showing great form is mad who has made the very et 201, 210 sad 297. SECOND MATCH, H. W. sad Mr. Maiden, Champion of Comaarght. AB tie above Matches will be played ...
... of events. The writer shows that it was the irresistible tower massed behind the Donajetz, which forced the retreat. but which fai!ed in its object to divide the Russian army. The author gives a very vigorous picture of The Second Battle of Ypres. There ...
... the Court Theatre, MR: O'SHAUGHNESSrS BENEFIT. The benefit concert given to Mr Peter I O'Shaughnessy on Friday evening, 29th April, i a highly gratifyin4 indication of the warm estimation in which the popular proprietor of the Court Theatre is held by our ...
... few seconds' ,ipplication with a brush the beard is made soft, and no trouble is experienced, even with a razor. On Saturday last a Rugby match was played at the University grounds, Galway, between Ballinasioe and Galway Town. The opening stages of the ...
... his solicitor show that that agreement was not treated by either party as definitely within its four iciraers. setting out the true inwardness of the agreement. This whole correspondence shows that there were negotiations up to the 4th April: in fact, it ...
... I^cture in tit of £3l, and the West k 3. On the motion of Mr. T. Lowry. seconded Crowley and W. J. Sulke. cons of the oils. Tenebrae tonight at 7 o'c.. the mu ill be Th4th w on ead a ay, April , ”. Donnelly pointed out that in the by Mr. J. Martyn, the following ...
... gallery? Mr. McDonogh—We all do it now and again. Chairman—What do you suggest? Mr. McDonogh—Show us how we can economise. The Chairman proposed, Mr. M. 11cDonogh seconded, the - siege* d the resolution of thanks** Comalles. Mr. Marigue—What are r• debit Se ...
... success was achieved at Kennington Oval on April 17th, when Mr W. H. T. Isaacs, riding a Rudge.Whitworth, secured the 10 Miles Scratch Race for the Surrey Cup. Two other Itedge-Whitworth rides took first and second lap prizes in this race. At a specia: meeting ...
... increased proportionatly, while the planting „sso„ for will have population has increased 20 per cent. c.d, and until the second week in April new 1840 the proportion of sheep to human pnpti- !stock may be bedded out, and old planu can lation was 1.13 and it ...
... Concanon said under an agreement McGrath was entitled to the soil. lour. His Honor held that defendant had no right Mr. Finnerty seconded Mr. Killeen's motion to enter the land, and said plaintiff to whom Oa a poll there voted for an incre ase of he gave a decree ...