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... Saturday. The result of the scoring in the second stage was added to the first, and the following four distinguished marksmen tied with an aggregate of 201 ?? Noakes (let Berks), first stage 93, second stage 108 Colour.Sergeant Ingham (3rd ...
... CHilDREN AT LEEDS.-Return for the wveek ending Thursday, April 26th:-Remaining in the ltosroital April 19th, 23; admitted since, 5; discharsged cured, or madeda it- patients, 3; remaining iii the ?? April 26th, 25; out-patients admitted, wvomen 32, children ...
... number of subscribers wouild be maintained, The increase of twelve * tilabsc~ibers oti' the prerious year was not large, but it showed continued interestt in ths department. The edut cations,$ ieetion. hadi been somewhat' unsettlea in conese- quence of tho'ea ...
... middle of this year. The deaths showed an inerease of 176 upon those returned in the previous week, of which 117 occurred in London, where the deaths were more numerous than they have been since the second week in April. Notwithstanding the low temperature ...
... 1IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. l ~ ~ - .. , .. IIOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, APRIL 6. PRINTED PAPERS. ,rTh LORD CH4ANCELLORI moved the second reading of the Printed Papers Bill, The measure, he said, left the question of tprivilege entirely untouched, and merely applied ...
... 'HS WILL OF T}lE LATE MiR. ALBERT O EUTSON.I Probate of the will, dated 16th April last, of the late Mr. Albert O!41 Ruteon, of 74, Eaton-square, who died on the 21st April last, aged 54 years, and was au Alderman ofC the North Ridivig Countv Council ...
... Interior 26-90, for the Second Interior 14-40, and for the Exterior 21-05; private tenders were made at 26-50 to 26.85 for the First Interior, and 13-90 to 14-75 for the Second Interior. For the Exterior there were no biddings. MADRID, April 2, Evening.--It is ...
... bankruptcy, had only been printed a few days, he thought it would be better to read both bills a second time now, and reserve the discussion until the next stage. Mr JESSEL complained of the manner in which it was proposed to deal with fraudulent bankrupts ...
... Soutb and North Lancashire.-Cayried. Moved by Mr. Griffin, and seconded by Mr. Davis, That ten shillings, the amount of Mr. Cartledge's expences, be paid. Moved by Mr. Cartledge, and seconded by Mr. Bowmen, That the explanation received from Robert Kemp ...
... Holstein, and f by the second that hostilities shall not be suspended. 0 ;4 TnE meeting called by circular from the MiyoSr oF LEEDS yesterday, to consider the case of a the sufferers by the dreadful inundation at Sheffield, ;showed both by its numbers and ...
... Itinowledge till the 16th oi April. Lord JotiN RUSSELL gave notice that, on the 121i af April, he sib ald move fur a select committee to iraquire into salaries arnd emolumerls. lATr. C0t3DEN gave nrotice that, ott the 30th of April, tie would mnove au addreos ...
... MARC H 9. A discussion tou o place on the second reading of the Great London Drainage Bill, followed by a dlvi-. sion in favour of the second reading by a majority of Ill to 113. Mr. T. DUNOOMBC moved the second reading of the Cruelty to Animals Bill, the ...