... Blockly which lived in a garden pool for e:glitern years. and was twenty years of age. It was blind of one eye supposed from old age, and it was so tame that it would come to the side of the pool, and eat out of any oire's hand, and allow persons to take ...

... Now, he would just ask if any man, with the least grain of common sense, seeing that such was the obnoxious nature of the bill he had introduced. dare to get up in the House and assert that it was his intention to persevere in forcing the measure down ...

... hope on. The Sunday Trading Bill.—The demonstration in Hyde Park on Sunday week, and the riotous and disgraceful proceedings in that place last Sunday, • have induced Lord Robert Grosvenor to withdraw his Sunday Trading Bill, and we hope, that for the ...

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... 1872. SUMMARY OF NEWS. In FriAay's sitting of the French National Asseslay, the report the einsinittee on the Gorernini-nt Bill on the Bank Act tree brought up. The principal mcommend•tion of the committee was that the ataximum iune of notes should be ...

... limn stated that the Goa Omnmittee had told meeting with referent.. to the Haworth Gee Bill, and they thought that the Board ought to petitiou against it, bee.nae the bill sought powers to encroach upon the Krouud the B. , ard at two potste--namely, in the ...

... of selling to the French Dictate'r the rifle* left on hand , by tke civil war. Spain is also encouraged to draw out a long bill for help and aid given during the last three years to the Cuban insurgents. The American statement of claims is calculated ...

... The Timor*, commenting on the banquet to Mr. Limerick, it is trio tint special oscura. stances have for • tim e merest the old cry of repeal ender • sew name, bet, whatever its sewed, Its fate is the same There is no reality or substance in it. Whetam ...

... Galway, is about Ussiift-eight years of age. In his address he states that will support the Education Bill, and that he would lass opposed the Licensing Bill of last session. Dr. Moriarty, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Mr. HoDam rns Rule, and supports the Goveru ...

... of the Lower Honte.—The Carl of responded to the toast, and defended the action of the Lords with r to the Army Bill and the Belot Bill. He cone.dered that the ballot wagon:ire adapted for • repablie than a constitutional minareby. It was not a good ...

... Sestetld (chairman), J. Brims, S. Stansfeld, mad Joseph Craven, Joseph Maintop, bill poet, wee charged with doing damage to two advertising beards belonging Jetta Moor, bill poster, and also with damaging posters Wowing to Mr. Turner, proprietor of • ...

... man wbo desired the disestabliehment and dimindowesent of the Church of England (cheers). Now be advocated the canoe of the old Church, and desired to maintain its blessings to the people of the country, and if Mere was any real fault or any defect in ...