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... time, and be printed. Agreed to. f Earl Gaev.—My Lords, I rise to propose a day the second reading of the bill. I think that no 1 :1„ ehl Y should be given • to the second reading of so n.-Portant a measure ; but 1 am, at the same time, °Pinion, that full ...
... him on the motion for t:!e second reading, with the intention to modify tae bill in the committee. It is evident, however, from the fact of the ,noble premiendeclining to have recourse to the prerogative priors() that. stage of the bill, .(always assuming ...
... Fleming West, which was calculated to show off his peculiar facilities, and was very much applauded. He then played a fantasia from Lucia di Lammarmoor, by Prudent, which finished the first part. in the second part came Thalberg's Moses in Egitto ...
... 166. The bill then passed through committee. ASSOCIATIONS OF WORKMEN BlLL.—After a debate, the motion for the second reading was adjourned. APRIL 11. OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.—Lord STANLEY, in reply to a question from Mr. BERNAL OSBORNE, said he had received ...
... ratepayers: The bill was read a second time.— Directors, by the orders of the President of the Boar d of The Acts of Parliament Abbreviation Act Repeal Bill Control, was a despot, though not so intended by Parwas also read a second time. liament. With Lord John ...
... London on the principal continental cities yesterday, and at the close of last week, which again show general steadiness: Per £ sterling. April 23, 1858. April 16, 1858. Amsterdam, short, florins ..11.14f to 11.15 ..11.14i to 11.151 Rotterdam, 3 months, ...
... SECOND EDITION. THE ALBION-OFFICE, 8, A.M. (By Electric Telegraph.) LATEST FROM THE SEATS OF WAR. AUSTRIA.---Dispatches from Vienna in The Times say, Gortschakoff applied on Thursday for an audience with the Emperor to present the Czar's letter, but, ...
... the stage, dressed in light-bluejackets, white waistcoats and troirders. Across the stage were six little infants, from four to six years of age, with their feet beautifully pointed in readiness to commence a minuet. At the back end of the stage, on a ...
... MARCH 28, 1853. SECOND EDITION: SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SUNDAY, MARCH 27.:-Wind W.N.W., fresh. Arrived .:—Exertion, Arnott, Palermo„ ..Deigo de Leon, Mullett, Antwerp.. Willem Ernst, Doornick, Rotterdam. Livorno, (s-s,) Campbell, Marseilles.Fleetwood ...
... overflow at prodigious prices, the Provident management are to convert the whole of the stage, except the superfices in front actually required by the actors, into a peep-show platform, for the privilege of standing upon which, for a few minutes, on three several ...
... lighted a lantern, and on looking around saw an opening to a second subterranean cavity still deeper. Anjona now called for aid, and, with one of his men, was let down by the same means to the second cavern. They, however, found no signs of any prisoner, and ...
... LIVERPOOL: MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1832. Tun London arid the provincial newspapers contain reports of the proceedings of public meettrigs which have been held, in different parts of ' England and Scotland, on the:SubjeCt of the reform bill. These meetings are ...