... The moan degree of ozone was 3*7. The principal diseases in April were typhoid fever and chicken-pox, pneumonia, bronchitis, sore throats, and coughs, rheumatism in all its forms and stages, and a good deal of general ill-health. Typhoid fever 'has been ...

... three sum be showed that Mr. Gladstone had omitted 20,000 from the num- ber of voters to be admitted to the franchise, and that the very contingency he shrank from—the predominance of the working classes-was secured by a £7 franchise. He showed too, that ...

... less than the estimate. The estimated expenditure of 1870-71 was £69,496,000, showing an excess over the estimate of £ 62,000. The surplus of £331,000 estimated last April had been increased by an excess of receipts to ...

... aquatic sports We have now to state that in the second class the tirs prize was won by the Margaret and the second prize the David. In the third class the first prize was wol1 by the John and Fanny j and the second prize by tile Reform. A dinner at the Mount ...

... Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Bill (sent from the Commons), and stated that he should move its second reading on April 18 The LORD CHANCELLOR moved the second reading of the Municipal Corporations (Englan ) Ac1 %iiieridinelltllill. His Lordship briefly ...

... 1862. He left on the 10ch of April, 1862. He had the care of the garden, and attended to the fires and greenhouses. In December last I thought a cat was in the greenhouse, as a pot had been removed. I went to the end of the stage and looked along it and saw ...

... Ballantine and Mr. Poland conducted the pro- secution and Mr. Ribton the defence. Mr. Montague Wil- liams was counsel for the second husband. The trial, from the attendant circumstances, appeared to ex- cite very great interest. Mr. Serjeant Ballantine said ...

... Harvest. There were services at 0 on the first day, and at 10, 2, and G o'clock the second day. A prayer meeting was also held at the schoolroom at 9 o'clock of the second day, presided over by the minister, the Rev. D. Lloyd Isaac. The whole arrange- ment ...

... at Sir Charles Morgan's cattle show on Tuesday last, a silver cup to Wm. Thompson, M.P. of Penydarran, for the best two year old heifer short-horned breed. Mr. Harrison, the farmer at Penydarran had four heifers at the show, and such was the beauty and ...

... month of May shows a remarkable falling off as com- pared with April. The entire tonnage for April was 546,061 tons, and for May 451,530 tons making a difference of no less than 84,531 tons. The seaborne coal fell off from 274,272 tons in April to 214,380 ...

... Koyston, who at pre- sent sits iu the House of Commons as second Con- servative member for Cambridgeshire. The deceased earl was the son of the late Sir Joseph S. Yorke, R.C.B., and was born April 2nd, 1799. He wnsedueatt-d at Harrow, and at the Royal ...

... house-tax should be collected in the same way. The following tables show the revenue and expenditure for the past year INCOME 18D3 70. The first co.umn gives the estimated income the second the increase or decrease as compared with the receipts. £. t Customs ...