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... canter by a length and a half three-parts of a length between the second and third. 1.15—The WEST DERBY STAKES of 200 sovs, for three year olds colts 9st 31b, allies 9st winners extra the second receives 25 SOYS out of the stakes, One mile. Mr Heasman's Centlivre ...
... CounciL has resolved to stop it. For this pur- pose a Bill has been brought in. and, to show - with what promptitude the Council Caln act in supreme moments, every stage of it was passed at a single sitting. At this mueeting Lord LvYToN made a powerful spoech ...
... SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1900. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NOBS AND ANTICIPATIONS. Is may annum nos bees impressed that.. important and minable prise lib the Louden On at Park neold have bran isadnelted betimes the sad the City sad Suburbia ...
... resolution passed at a meeting of licensed stage carriage proprietors, held this day, I beg respectfully to direct your attention to this bill, now standing adjourned for second reading in the House of Commons to 9 nil April (to-morrow). The bill proposes that ...
... Chitra! relief expedition to leave Peshawur ou April 1st. Small detachments have been quietly pushed forward for some little time past, and already there is a respectable force at Nasjud, the first stage of the operations. Thn composition of Sir Robert ...
... four latter places more especially at the second stage of Caereinion District Railway Scheme (which however, must wait awhile until the first stage of the scheme has been duly carried into effect). The first stage of the scheme begins at the L. & N.W.B ...
... long preserve its chemical com- position. A good many Londoners probably saw it on Sunday only in its second stage of grey mud. But our weather report shows that over a large portion of England it was a downfall which in any other year than this would have ...
... there are only two to beat the division that was taken on the second reading of the Home Rule Bill on the morning of the 22nd April last. There were then told k)y'tlie tellers:, 347 for the second reading, and 304 against it— a majority of 43, and a House ...
... intended Government action. A section of the Conservative party complain that the second reading of the Irish Municipal Franchise Bill was carried by surprise. On the next stage it will be met by determined opposi tion. On going into supply on Friday evening ...
... month of April was read as ?? b f dues; £375 12s:, being £69 14s; Id. more than the E corresponding month of last yeat. This was the b e largest amount ever realised in one teonth. Grid- a iron dues, £17 4s. 9d., being £5 8s. 1Id. less than in s April, 1882 ...
... railway bridge across the river Usk showed that the height above high water is to be 15 ft., whereas the sketch given him by Mr. Lundie, the resident engineer, showed the height to be 11 feat only. On.the 9th April he measured the height of the centre ...
... furtherdisoussion the Bill was read a second time. M Mr. Alfred Thomas denies the statement v that he has withdrawn his W-Velsh Home Rule Bill, The hon. member expresses his deter- mination to proceed with the measure, the second reading of which, we understand ...