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... provincial paper last week stated that it was probable tbat no appointment would be made to the see of St. Asaph uatil after Easter, Through the kindness of Sir Watkin Williams Wyuon the ornamental water in the Wynnstay Park was last week much frequented ...
... and to say the best of ii, the British and Foreign Bible Socicty'scourse was a doubtful one. The Rev. Jonxy W. THOM4S, in rising, said: Mr. McSorley had given some of them credit for an amount of ignoranes which they did not happen to possess. He (Mr ...
... that whatever was done by other proprietors would be agreed to and followed. 1t is, therefore believed that a simultaneous rise will be granted at both the steam and houss coal collieries, the amount of the advance at the latter being, perhaps, a little ...
... Leing 94 for delivery, and 944 for Ist June. Transactions in railway market were unimportant, consisting only of rise uf §in North Easters, Darlington, and { each in South Eastern preferred and deferred. North Eastern York } lower, and Leeds §, and Great ...
... havingita special periods for inspection and its pscuhar difflealtias to bipods tbs visitor. Tbs nutgniaesnt structure now rising Os Bug Bing under the name the Inmerlal Museum, b to have collected rifaMn welleWhe kirn tt'A.l.-V.- Ambrw, the Belvedere ...
... which oonldindnoe their future prominence. In referring to this, 1 would drew the distinction between the men who owes hie rise in life to tittle or merit of his own, end the indiridnel who owes everything to his own exertkns. It is frequently seen, thet ...
... OOMMOMB.— Tito House met at quarter-pest one o'clock, whan on the motion of Mr. Disraeli, it was agreed that the House its rising should adjourn for fortnight—Sir O. Dilke gave notice that be would call attentiop to the question of Art Education in England ...
... e that .some five or six years is about thfeir avenge life. Within that time they undergo all (he well-known changes,—they rise, they flourish, they decline, they fall, and give place to others, to repeat the selfsame praossses which they have done. But ...
... that this question engaged the attention of the National Union of Elementary Teachers at their annul meeting in Liverpool at Easter, and that resolution was passed favour of memorialisiiig tha Education Depart. WMnt to withdraw all civil and religious d ...
... consent to wife to him before she was married. Nothing farther transpired . than. Ha cams again Saturday Mots Eaator, and again Easter Sunday. He wanted ms to ait with him on night, to which I objected. I wonld not, 1 had objection to sitting np on night, and ...
... which yon deseriba this work is that it ia A do-nothing PoKoy’—“a Policy of inaction. (Loud cheering.) Irast session, before Easter, our attention was princil,e“7. taken up with three subjects—Slava Circulars, Titles, Egyptian finance. The three measure* ...
... respecting the coming Europtan Congress; and afterwards stated, in answer to Mr. Billwyn, that the House would rise on the ICth April fur the Easter holidays, * and not meet until the 6th May. Mr. Cross replied to a question by Mr. Macdonald with reference ...