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... the second reading of the Qualifi- catton for Offices Abolition Bl~l. '.Thu Earl of DERRY, In the absence of thle Duke of Bucking- hanm, who had been suddenly called away ?? of a be painful domestic character, moved that e 11111 be read a second time ...
... attensdance, and poet, shows or wheat~ which must be noted at folly Is. pet cir. advance on last Fridayis prices. Barley wwmisow of sale, istisi beans and oatse steady. it, CORK Boa-re ?? A.RTitr, Pcriday. -Firate 140s., Seconds ?? Thirds Ills., Fourths ...
... the events of April 23. It Mi expected he will he released to-day. 2116WO'N, FnlDltr.-The steamer Sorato took ?? threo Carlitt emigrants ro Liverpool, ITALY. Roam, FRWDAY.-The official investigation Into the case of Mr, Vansittart shows ?? conduct provoked ...
... the House of LordB, yesterday progress was. 3 made in the Committee stage of the Libel Law c c -- . _ ) A- -1 Amendment Bill. In the House of Commons the debate was resumed on the second reading of the Special Commission BilL Mr Chamberlain was the principal ...
... ristol. SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1864. BRISTOL SVUAR MARKET, FRIDAY, APartL 29Ta.-Tbe demand has been limited during the last day or two, and the trade show no disposition to purchase, even at Sd. per owt. deeline. Rtefiners' produce sells slowly, at 6d. to ...
... concerned in the murder of the policeman Brown, at Pendeford, at near Wolverhampton. b The Exchequer Returns from April 1st to I August Gth show a decrease of revenue, as t] compared with those of the corresponding period of last year, amounting to £41,014 ...
... interview with ceac candid~ate, Mr.' l'ease proposc'iand the Rev. J.:iS. Ludlow seconded. Mr. Ormerod'a appointment. Mr. Cooksleyproposed mr. Broek, and matr Jones seconded the nomination. On a division, there were 21 for Mr. Oresrod, and B for air. Brook ...
... 0 ye Inathe Hsospital, April 109th ?? .. 25 be The Bfristol Union .lIncrmary, Stapletone, April 10. es Toa uber in the ?? sd, Typhus ?? 12 ve ?? St ?? ! &' reab ease durleg the woek ?? . -i .iltended at theih' own homzes, April leth. a~t Typ hus ?? d- ...
... party offered to provide for them, and who accepted an engagement, which we defy Sir Henry, with all his affected candour, to show was dishonourable, to fight in.the cause of liberty in foreign service? That individuals thus brought together,-without discipline ...
... 'be vriotot%^erurp FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1887. The BRISTOL MERC1URTY was ?? March 1, 1790 The BRISTOL DAILY POST was issued in conjunction with the MERCURY January 24 186D, and incorporated with it Janu&av 28,1878, In the House of Commons, yesterday, the ...
... Address of the Bishops an! of the Church of England; aud other General and Assize Intelligence. I . ?? BRISrOL SUGAR-MARKcT, April 4.-The market con- the tinuea miserably dull, and prices still wear a further retrograde appearance, indeed, the transactions ...