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... vould not be wise at present to lay pat ra on t J.J t, ole showing the progrees made in Cr-iiral AMa Ly llassia. ^LICENSING LAWS. The Eari of VJISSLOVV moved the second reading A bill » nbiini* stage plays to be performed in un- licensed, hoi,> 3 in aid of ...
... SECOND DAY. wituesard intended to maks reletive to the with Mary Water. She nave infernaion of tho adultery to Mr Greg* Lewis r she thought it probable he would for 0-611.1 Mr Finlay here tendered an affiderit of Collo co the 9th Derreaber, 18114, but ...
... Pureasecrio, April It —The &appoints' that the perpetrator ef the attempt on the ifespoor's Lle toot • his not ye officially conirmel. Phi je iind investigation into the antes d n s is now proceeding, but his anebonails as this prelimisary stage of the will ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURSDAY, APRIL 22. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. Sir F. Keily took the oaths au4 his seat for Harwich. Petitions against the Taxes on Knowledge were presented by Mr Sehoienet.) and Mr Muntz, from Birmingham. Mr Milner ...
... COMMONS.—APRIL 25. The Speaker took the chair at ten minutes past two. THE STOCKTON CARRS RAILWAY BILL. On the motion for the third reading of the Stocktoa Carrs Railway Bill. Mr. J. LOWTHER (C., North Lincolnshire) moved its rejeetioa. He showed that the ...
... he lower portion of J street, and nearly all the built up part of I and Second-streets, were relieved of their watery incumbrance during the afternoon. On K street, IrOIll Second-street, out and from Fif h street, out on J, the scows, rafts, and various ...
... the bill. Friday, April 30. The House in a committee on the Ordnance Estimates voted the several resolutions, and the report was ordered to be received on Monday next. The several bills on the table went through their respective stages. Monday, May 3. The ...
... CHURCH. A FLLET.—Ti.e present staff allo.o of the Newport, April IS, 1834. Peninsular and Oriental Company consists at the petit thee of 49 commanders, 5 toasters of depin% 42 chief officers, 87 second officers, 40 third officers, 21 fourth orneers, 27 surgeons ...
... refused. Consequently defendant continued running it. He (Mr. Morris) read several extracts from the Act to show that the license applied to a stage coach as an omnibus.—Adjourned till Friday next. Tint YANKKE CAPTAIN AND HIS WATCII•--Ann Sullivan and George ...
... Chancellor said the adultery had been c!, a ly proved, and there was no reason why the second reAding of the bill should be delayed. The bill was accordingly read a second time. r n e s a n d e a rs s d , e a d n i d ca h te op d e h a is h est and o t f ...
... CEEPSrOW. THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW. A Flower Show is always one of the most attractive and pleasing of exhibitions, when we are persecuted with cold winds or washed out by the rain. It is a kind of imperious entert influence,ain ent ovead thernwhi ...
... high, and contain over 50 figures in bas-relief, which are executed in the best style of art. One of the panels, showing the various stages in the manufacture . of iron, is the gift of Mr. Briggs, the senior M.P. for the borough ; another, that of agriculture ...