Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... returns intended to show the operation of the Reform Bill in Ireland were' moved for; and, by ■ sus . pension of th* standing orders, the Stamp Duties and Income-tax Bills were not only read second time but passed through all subsequent stages. HOUSE OF COMMONS ...
... glad that the show, on Wednesday, the 15th of June, is held in Grove Park, for a more suitable spot it would lie difficult to find. We hope that those who have beautiful and choice exotics will not withhold them, but let them grace the stage for the public ...
... division, by votes to 27. The second reading of the Forfeiture of Lauds and Goods Bill was postponed the 18th June. The Chief Rents (Ireland) Bill was read a second time after some discussion. Other measures were advanced a stage, the House adjourned at ten ...
... rejection. Neate seconded The Attorney-General waa In the bUI be approved, wished for the concurrence of the Inna Court. He supported the second reading. The amendment was withdrawn, and the bill read aecond time. , Alderman Salomons moved the second reading of ...
... propriety of holding the Agricultural Show, about which there yvas some diversity of opinion. Mr Bulkeley Owen said it may perhaps be considered advisable to have a show of certain things and excluding others, because, if the show was stopped altogether, there ...
... the WREXHAM WEEKLY ADVERTISER, SATURDAY, APRIL 21. 1866. SUSPENSION OF A LIVERPOOL BANK. On Tbnradar eoniiderable excitement prevailed in Liverpool consequent on . Baking Compnny (Ijlmited) h.ring saspcoded pmyment. Enrly in tto morning, before the usa ...
... support the Government Franchise Bill most earnestly, not merely to vote for its second reading but to watch and support it at every stage, for without farther care the second reading would be only its way to the timb. (Cheers). What was the hill? It was ...
... curious mistake had been made on Thursday in passing unopposed through the second reading a bill of similar nature to the other. Ur Drummond, as promoter of the latter, bad moved the second reading of the former, being told that it was his bill. This naive ...
... The Registrar General has issued an abstract of the census returns for the United Kingdom which shows that the population on the 2nd day of April last amounted to 31,405,480, in the following proportion: — England and Wales, 22,704,108,; Ireland, 5,402 ...
... YORK. TO BOSION. ETRURIA Sat., April 4 SCYTHIA Thur., April 2 AUKANIA ?? Sat., April 11 CA ...
... TATTERSALL WILL HOLD _iAIF-* at their RUGBY ESTABLISHMENT, the SECOND TUESDAY in every month. The second Tuesday in April being Easter Tuesday, the next S_ fl will be held on TUESDAY, APRIL 4— l. Applications for terms and stalls to be made to Messrs Tatter** ...
... SALES BY AUCTION. MESSRS. F. LLOYD & SONS MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 17th, at 10 30. G REAT SHOW and SALE of FAT PIGS, AND SECOND XMAS SALE of BEEF & MUTTON I N WREXHAM SMITHEIELD. Prizes for 3 Bacon Pigs over 10 scores ; 3 Bacon «ha over 7 and under 10 Bcores ...