... Continental cities yesterday, and at the close of last week, which show a general improvement, or rather, slightly less unfavourable rates than last week: Per £ sterling. April 8, 1859. April 1, 1859. Amsterdam, short, florins ..11.14 to 11.15 —11.141 to ...

... the prespnt is the second number, promises to supply a decided want—a cheap and useful lady's journal—full of information, and well illustrated With fashion engravings and patterns. • Le Moniteur de la . Mode for April is the second number of a shilling ...

... the Native, by Mr. Thomas hardy, are given in Belgravia for April, and among the other good things in this light literary dish are a little poem by the late Mortimer Collins, entitled In April; a short, but exciting story by Mr. Richard Dowling, who narrates ...

... feeling of painful surprise and disappointment. MR. MACIVER AND THE L A.ND BILL. At an early stage of the proceedings, Mr. Maclver gave notice that on the second reading of the Land Bill (Ireland) he would move a resolution condemning the proposals of tb9 ...

... Eby Ilibton. LIVERPOOL: MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1831. LivEr.Poor. having, at the present critical juncture, only- one representative, it is provoking, that that one should be a man, not merely destitute of every qualification for the situation which he so ...

... attuon. LIVERPOOL: MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1834. MONDAY Was a grand field-day with the freemen of :Lit erpool. In obedience to the order issued by their commander-in-chief, the Mayor, they -mustered in great force :in the Sessionshouse, which was tilled with ...

... towards the Landing-stage. Seeing that the schooner, if left to herself, would come into collision with the flat, and then strike broadside on to the stage, in which case one or other of them, or both, would probably have sank, and the stage would have been ...

... Ebr atiiten. LIVERPOOL: MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1832. reform bill was reaa the first time on Monday evening. The motion for the second readin g is fixed for Monday next. It will be carried, without a creation of peers, by a respectable majority.- The indecent ...

... rtv Zibiati* LIVERPOOL: MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1859. TliE MINISTERIAL PREDICAMENT.—The degree of feebleness to which a Ministry could be reduced without reaching the stage of absolute inanition, has been the great Governmental experiment of many continuous ...

... it, and the last-named immediately afterwards informed the chairman of his committee that he had, upon second thought, resolved to vote for the second reading. Earl Grosvenor now found himself in a position of some embarrassment; for, while he alone was ...

... Ethe attnott. LIVERPOOL: MONDAY. APRIL 2, 1832. --.NENg.• THE reform bill was read the first time on Monday evening. The motion for the second reading is. fixed for Monday next. It will be carried, without a creation of peers, by a respectable majority ...

... put to the meeting, and, on a show of hands, declared carried. The election of the other committees wen then proceeded with, and the Bishop's committee lists were carried. On the motion of Mr. Christonher Bushell, seconded by the Rev. Cnancellor &pin, ...