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... nitl443n. LIVERPOOL: MONDAY, APRIL 2,186 G. THE MINISTERIAL SCHEME FOR THE RE-DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS.—The understanding between the Government and the House of Commons with regard to the Reform Bill being that, after the second reading, but before the committee ...
... rilr atbAoll, LIVERPOOL: _MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1861. ArFAITS ON THE CONTINENT.—Though Time, the avenger, is doing his work slowly, and not vary obviously, he is doing it surely and accumulativt-Ay ; for nothing is more certain than that in proportion to ...
... Simon, barrister, in seconding the resolution, urged the hardships of the present system of exclusion on members of his own (the Jewish) persuasion. Mr. C. Robertson moved a petition, founded on the resolutions, which was seconded by the Rev. J. H. Thom ...
... MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1829. Tun Roman Catholic relief-bill was read a third time, on Monday night, in the House of Commons, and passed amidst the acclamations of the house. The number of members who voted in favour of the bill, on this its final stage in the ...
... Simon, barrister, in seconding the resolution, urged the hardships of the present system of exclusion on members of his own (the Jewish) persuasion. Mr. C. Robertson moved a petition, founded on the resolutions, which was seconded by the Rev. J. H..Thotn ...
... THE LIVERPOOL WEEKLY ALBION, SATURDAY. APRIL 15, 1876. LIVERPOOL SCLIOOL BOARD. The monthly meeting of the Liverpool 5h00l Board was held at on Monday at the Municipal offieC3, Dalestreet—Mr. S. G. Rathbone, chairman, presiding. The other members of ...
... THE LIVERPOOL WEEKLY ALBION, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1872. Munitions of war, supposed to be intended for the Spanish insurgents, have been seized on the French frontier. Arms and gunpowder have also been found on board an English ship which sailed from St ...
... of Mr. TURNER, seconded by Mr. the report was, after some discussion, adopted THE PRINCE'S-STAGE REFRESHMENT-ROOMS. On the recommendation of the Marine Committee it was decided to let the new refreshment-rooms on the Prince's Landing-stage at a yearly rental ...
... THE LIVERPOOL . WEEKLY ALBION, SATURDAY APRIL 2, 18813 our ranks. (Hear, hear.) Now is the Uwe, as an entrance fee will have Amon to be fixed ; we n a bid for support but don't intend to make our club cheap all ;bat, WZ HAVB OP lIMBEESHIP- they are character ...
... THE LIVERPOOL WEEKLY ALBION, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 175. DEATH THE KICK OF A HORSE.—Mr. C. Aspinall, the borough coroner, held an inquest on Wednesday on the body of James Bailey, an ostler, 46 years of age. Tue deceased for the last three weeks had been ...
... BEFORE AND BED - IND.-A gentleman travelling by a stage was regretting that he had-not a seat in front. Pray, ,said another passenger, did you ever travel this road before? 0! - yes, often, was the answer. Then now, sir, you hay.B the pleasure ...
... passed the better. The second reading of the Corn-law Bill is fixed for to-night in the House of Lords. Lord Melbourne has given notice of his intention to move an amendment, in the shape of a resolution, on the motion for the second reading. The farmers ...