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... 'l'its arrangements ler the tenth International Cangiewi, VA hilth iM to he held at Berlin August, have already reached an stage. UalefeeeSee take place every three years, and the Wet was at Winiltingtoti. Ibe capital ham always an attraction for Englith ...
... respecting Admiral Col'-mb’s flashing signals would laid the table within few days. The Lichfield Cathedral Bill was read a second time, and the other business having been disposed of, the House adjourned twenty-five minutes to five o’clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS ...
... the Fishery Treaties. The Government had informed the Colonial Legislature that the Bill would not oome on for second reading before April 16th, and there would be the fullest time for the consideration of any repesentations they might make. With few ...
... them know it is wide wake to all these tricks end does not mean that they shell profited by its expense. One boshien said to show something like £l9O in its balance sheet aadsc the head ef bribos by employes.” Mr. Batte« ate*riy to funds worketa i»t» possible ...
... popnlation was 1,503; now It is 3,184. Llangelynyn parish, close by, shows decrease of 213 ; Dolgelly an increase of 10; and Festiniog, tbe most populous district in Merioneth, shows large decrease, several hundreds of the qnarrymen havingleft the district ...
... Lasoelles with the two sons of the deceased, Mr. Victor Cavendish and Hr. John Cavendish, were present the time. His lordship’s second son, Mr. Richard Cavendish, is ill at Oxford, aud consequently could not be present. The news his death caused shock his many ...
... money is placed at the private disposal of ministers one or two sects for sectarian purposes. But we shall protest at every stage against the injustice and the tyranny contemplated, and shall never enbrnlt for one moment longer than we are forced. How any ...
... be expected the Royal English Opera shortly, Madame Bernhardt’s season having been extended. Prince George of Greece, the second son the King and Queen of the Hellenes, and nephew the Princess of Wales, completed his twenty-third year last week. In the ...
... England, tha learned counsel went on say that be would show detail by evidence what bis career had been, and this, he thought, would entitle him to suggest that there was very complete evidence to show that Neill was responsible for the death of the woman ...
... with the Crown Prmco Uoumunia. The iirat preaeuialion from the Nival officers under Ilia Royal Highness’s command, and the second from the officers of Plymou'h Garrison. The Naval gift comprises a beautifu.ly tinished inkstand and blotter, bearing devices ...
... possible carry, all the measures mentioned in the Queen’s Speech. Several bills were advanced stage, and the Appropriation Bill was carried through all its stages, and passed. The House adjourned at hall-past seven o’clock. ...
... abolition of second elaac accommodation daring the half-year bac realiced the expectations of the directora. Ths first elan passenger receipts show an of £1,302. and tbe third class of £2.053, which with saving £lBl in Goveromeot dety, show gain of £3,536 ...