... which the bill was reported to the House. The Contagious Diseases Acts Repeal (No. 2) Bill was read a second time, Earl Spencer, in moving the second reading of the Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill, referred to the death of MLr Forster, and said that in losing ...

... N Lianson. The General Police and Improvement t (Scotland) Bill was read a second time, and other e Scotch measures were advanced a stage. t In the House of Commons, the second readingE of the Walton Vicarage Bill, which was opposed r by Mr Caine as a ...

... Lord Rosebery dealt at ?? with the proposals of the Edu- cation Bill, which lie condemnued. TFur Exchequer returns from April 1 to -April ;i1 state thle receipts at, ;6,551,24.e, the e~xpenditure at £t9,312,327, and the balances at ApIl23 stal the rcit t£ ...

... ?? i? ? ? I I it., -1 . 0 - I - 'O ?? ii VW, I % 0 - , t ? ?p I I - MONDAY MORM. APRIL . THE startling intelligence which we publish this morning regarding the attempted assa- sination of Prince Alfred at Port Jackson, and the complete, triumphant, and ...

... Scotch rose Sat. Copper mnade 5s. The Sugar Market was better and the Grain 'M arket firm. The ELchectuer returns from April lst to April 22d are :-Receipts, £9,916,083; expenditure, :£lOOa7/ 6 ; balances, £6,287,480. In the corresponding period of last ...

... (blaosloW Altralt, FRIDAY MORN-ING, APRIL 6. In the House of Lords yesterday Lord Carling- zrd moved the second reading of the Meedical I Act (Amendment) Bill, which is founded chiefly I ppon the recommendations of the Royal Com. eission, and whose principal ...

... undertook. Mr Fenwick seconded the motion; and Sir T. Hickman, seconded by Mr Lamvrence, moved the rejection of the mea- sure. After a long and generally favourable I discussion the amendment was withdrawn, and I the bill was read a second time, and referred ...

... GlWaoX lraaf SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 17. 1N another column to-day we give important interlocutors issued by Lord Barcaple on Thursday, relative to actions at the instance of the Caledonian Railway against the Glas- gow (City) UIJion Railway Company. Lord ...

... rjte meant to tulce the second reading of the Scotch Barkicog Bill. ;e, Sir R. PEEL said, it at present stord for Monday. 'T'here ne Jwere some votes in supply which must be taken, bit he hoped to ad be aisle to take the second reading before Whitsuntide ...

... 05IJo WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 30. In the House of Lords yesterday the Oyster And Mussel Fisheries Provisional Bill and the Married Women's Property Act Amendment ti Bill were read a second time. After some dis- w cussionaon the appointment of the Chief- ...

... threshold of beo the Committee stage, and need not shiver the ! there long if the Parnellites will only allow los: I the door to be opened. But it cannot make the any further progress until the Franchise Bill of Ihas been read a second time, and also, as it an( ...

... resumed upon the amendment to the motion for the second reading of the Welsh Disestablishment Bill. Sir John Gorst con- tinued his interrupted speech in support of the amendment that the bill be read a second time that day six months. Speeches in support ...