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... £26, 10s. to £31, 7s. 6d. a head ; the second from £18 to £25. First-class bulls were ?? from 224 to £A 10s; second- class from £16 to £23, 10s. Top quality was bringing from 67s. 6d. to 72s. 6d. per cwa.; second, orn 60s. to 65S. per cwt. POtLoESHAWs ...
... Dtuglas, seconded -by Mr Honeyrnan, hon. Sheriff-Substitute, moved thwat the Tiown Council he respectfuliy asked to rescind their resolution and have the old cross restored. The third reso- -ntion ivas moved by AMr Osborne, solicitor, t seconded by Dr John ...
... The Fiarl of CARN At RVON moved thc seco adl read- ;ing i thle above bill. The Noble Earl observed, that pre- *ioiis to the second reading, it would be necessary to hear s otuil and examine witncs5es to shoe that the electors of Penryna are not entitledl ...
... ?? I THURSDAY, APRIL 21. In the House of Commons yesterday con- siderable time was spent over the second reading debate of a Corn Sales Bill, the object of which was to bring about uniformity in the mneasures or weights adopted in dealing with agricultural ...
... LONDONAT, APRIL 1d. M Marriage of AilS9 Rulbot.-Mliss Talbot is about to o- be married to Lord Edward Fitzalan lioward, M.P. for Hlorsham, second son of'* the Duke of Norfolk, tb H-oereditary Earl Marshal, and Premier Peer of Elig- scr land. His lordship ...
... Army th Nav, Mrine, ad Miiti (the first ba( Wednesday at 200, 500. and 001 yars ndtethe seconid stage (for the first hundred comeitro ilt] the first stage) oil the Thursday ?? Competitors weili be allowed to ?? Merford or Martini-Henry rifle, and will ...
... tirat despatch taking place on the 15th of April and not on. the 22d, the date v announced in the Post Office Guide. The packets F wvill leave Liverpool on alternate Saturdays, c counting from the 16th of April, and will proceed a direct to St John's withouc ...
... Justices of the Peace, or other i licensing authority in esch licensing district i Scotland, and showing also the result of an ap- - peal, if any. It shows that in such eontites as Argyll, Edinburgh, Inverness, Perth, and Dum- fries no licenses were refused ...
... LONDON, APRIL 9. TiS LATE 'FATAL PRIZE-FIGHT ON HACKNEY MAKSHES.-EarW ,on Wednesday morning the police gab attached to the Bow section succeeded in capturing a his man named. Howlet, who fought aprize-fightwith the sid unfortunate fellow early on Monday ...
... In the House of Lords yesterday, the Army a Annual Bill was read a second time. The Grand Juries (Ireland) No. 2 Bill and the Evidence in o Criminal Cases Bill passeA their report stage. F The hearing of the charges against the directors of the Liberator ...
... ,Uvdf% I I ' U l .TU.ESDAY, APRIL 2.5. in the ifons-c of Lords yesterday the Board - of l:dieaticm ill, which, among other things, prmnosed to create a department to deal with ?? and secondary education, was read a second time. A bill to prevent the removal ...
... and support to the Poor Chil- 101 dren's Clohing Scheme. (Applause.) Mirs Orr to seconded and t'he reports wvere approved of. Sir ng. JamesBellnioven, and Mrs Napier seconded. a the motion commending the work of the scheme and tm- guild to the sympatby and ...