... Concert Company, was laid on not', Wednesday, the 19th April, Anno Dornini 1865, being the s 28th year of the reign of Her Most Gracious Majesty Will Queen Victoria, by William Henry Foreste r Denison, second Baron Londeebmrough. The theatre was erected days ...

... Bland exvired at the stage dear of the Strand th E Thea-tre, immediately aifter entering f or the purpose of cog discharging his professional duties, July 1.7. Lo 1863. James Rogers may almost be said to lhave diaed ign on the stage (April 15). He badl the ...

... water, ad' suitable for genecal dorestic pur- poses. We have been favoured with a section, showing the strata through which the boring has been conducted. It shows the surface soil to be oft. Sin,- in depth. This is followed by loamy clay of 2f, ?? brown ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. TalE montbly statement of the public debt of the United StateB shows a decrease, on the let of April, compared with the preceding month, of 6,000,000 dolk There was also a decrease of cash in the Treasury amounting to 5,600,000 dols ...

... the same price as in September, 1840. Then with regard to the rate of dis- ?? November, 1840, It had been 3 per cent.; In April, 1847, 5 per cent.; in October, a per cent.; nnd In January, 1840, it was 4 per cent. The amount of bullion on the 10th of ...

... SECOND EDITIONI Lerdsf Mercury Office, Sat urday Mornting'. LEEDS AND YOR~K RAILWAY SCHIEMES. Tu (From f/ic Suit of Yesterday, Evening.) OfTeCommittee on Group No. 40 resunied tile considerattion oh [te thi5 bratnch ?? morning, Mr. Stafford O'Brien In ...

... must be overcome at a later stage. Of course Ministers have still their hardest tasks ahead of them in I carrying through the Committee stage, with it§ countless chances for the Obstructives, measures like those just read a second time. Already we see the ...

... deceased. The Rome Secretary moved the second reading of the Factories and Workshops Bill. In the debate most of the speakers, Liberals and Conservatives, spoke in terms of approbation of the measure, and the second reading was agreed to without a division ...

... in accepting this measure, which, however, might be read a second time and referred to a Select Committee. After a few words by Lord H~rsbhell on th& ecomplexity of the measure, the second 'rending was agreed to. The Arimy (Annual) Bill passed 2 through ...

... Council. The Army (Annual) Bill and the Copyhold Acts Amendment Bill were each read a second' time. Other measures, one relating to musical copyright, were advanced a stage. IN the CoMmoms, questions were put by Mr. Austin as to funds left for the benefit ...

... Town Hall, the sermon being preached by the Rev. H. W. Crosekey, LL.D., F.G.S. Tan Exchequer Returns from the 1st of April to April 21st show the receipts to have been £6,101,612; expenditure, £7,737,224 ; and balances, £4,516,460. In the corresponding period ...

... Lord Ventris. The Industrial Schools and the Reformatory Schools Bills were read a second time, and referred to the Committee on Law. Other measures were advanced a stage. IyN the Co.MoNs, the Postmaster-General, in reply to a question, said with the approval ...