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... Head Master .- j|EV. yy^ p M.A Late Scholar of Jesus College, Oxford; Second Class, Classical Moderations, 1861; Second Class, Natural Science, Finals, 1565 ; for seven years Second Master of Llandovery College, and late Senior Assistant M £ter of Reading ...
... Sales by Auction. SALES BY MR. LLOYD. WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. F AIR DAY, THURSDAY, APRIL STH, 1830., Mr ILOYD'S next AUCTION will take place on Thursday, April Bth, 1880, the present entries *_ Stoefotoi Fat Heifers, Bullocks, and Bulls. cpceral magnificent ...
... Miiila- — Fhom Liviiitroo-- GERMANIC Thursday, April Hth RKPtTBUC Tue-day, Apn 19th. Ci- I/I H' Tuesday, April 2sth. BALTIC Tuesday, Ma> li'tn. From Nkw York. vf ie .rr-T ir Thursday, March 31st. Saturday, April 9t_U« a These role-did Vessels retluce the ...
... is a beautiful Black Horse, show- ing great quality, and has marvellous all round action, and as will be seen from the above, he possesses the best blood in England. PRIZES WON.— Stourbridge, Shropshire and West Midland Show, first prize, beating many ...
... MESSRS. JONES AND CHESHIRE GREAT ...
... United States Mails : - From Livi.i__m.oi.. AnRTATIC Tuesday, April 2nd. RRWANNIC •PlMtrs.lay, A V irl IltlA. REPUBLIC ; ue ' :,l ; iy ' V ,n ?? fjKRMANIO Thursday, April _Jstn J^ALTIC Tuesday, April 30tk From New York. BRITANNIC Saturday, Mar ard. CELTIC ...
... puichase. For prompt deliveries of No. 3 t ; t .N,- and 38* was genet ally paid, and no bu-inrss at l^.. was recorded ; while for March and April 38s 6d va x paid ; al 'd for the second quarter even 38s 9d. Gr. -v forge was at 365. Cleveland No. 3 warrants ...
... items of decrease, the excise shows deficiency of £1,183,000 in comparison with the previous year; but from that drawback on hops must be deducted. The malt duty, estimated at £5,800,000 produced only £5,392,000, showing deficiency of £408,000. Spirits ...
... peerage of Great Britain. He was born on the 26th April, 1811, being the son of the second marquis by the only daughter and b-ir the second Earl of Tyrconnell. He was married on the of June, 1842, to Louisa, second daughter sad 00-heir of of the late Lord Stnsrt ...
... Bill was read a second time, and referred to the Branding Committee on Scotch Bills. The House then re- sumed the adjourned debate on tho second reading of the Out-door Relief (Ireland) Bill.— Mr Banbury moved that the Bill be read a second time that day ...
... statement on the 4th of April, and hoped to introduce the Irish Land Bill on the 7th of April. He proposed that the House should adjourn on the Bth lor the Eater recess, meeting again on the 25th, on which day he proposed to move the second reading of the Land ...
... plan showing wall alterations necessary at the Depot premises in order to suit new position oi the destructor. Sanation for these alterations was recommended to be granted accordingly. It was recommended, on the motion of Councillor Bevan, seconded by ...