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... passed the Naval Works Bill through all its stages. Later in the day the sitting was resumed and the Royal Assent El L given by Commission to this and other mea- cures. Thereupon the House adjourned till the 21st April. 'no he The sitting of the House of Commons ...
... a Bill to t givepower to local authorities to license all t omnibuses and make bye-laws for their regula- tion was read a second time, and referred to a x Standing Committee. The House of Commons, at the morning sitting, went into Committee of Supply ...
... English stage. Te baa accomplished Shakespearian revivals in the true sense. He has made a theatre and he has made an audience. He has contrived to combine realism and idealism both in the style of acting which be has created and in the style of stage arrange- ...
... Signor MONTI. (His second appearanee in England.) And n D u ea ?? .. Sipnor BOLwS. Conductor, Signor BRVIINIGANL On TuRBDAY NEXT,1 Stav1 Fl T sn us DFL REGGIRENTO. Maria . . ?? . ,dU1, EMMA ABBOTT (Her first appearanac on any stage., Sulpirlo., Signor ...
... cannot undertake to return reoectedcommenniatzona L ONDON, FRIDAY, APRIL 1. The HoUsE of LORDS, yesterday, held a brief sit. ting, in the course of which a few bills were advanced a stage and some routine business done. ?? Lordships then adjourned. Ia the ...
... yesterday the effc Labourers (Ireland) Allotments Bill was read ag` a a third time and passed. Other Bills were Gin A advanced a stage. der In the Commons some discussion took place sin; with regard to the question of privilege arising tarp out of the dismissal ...
... On TUES DAY next, April 6, LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR. Subscription night, in eu of the last Tuesday of the season, on TnursDAY next, ,April 7, Rossini's Grand Opera, GUGOLIEL7MO TELL. On SATRnDAY, April 9, Beethoven's OpEra, FIDELIO. Stage Manager, Mr. A. arris ...
... TO-NIGHT Sir EDWARD DERING is to ask Lord is JOHN RUSSELL whether it is his intention to m move the second reading of the Reform Bill on the aO 27th of April. Our readers will remember that on the at 13th February Lord JOHN moved for leave to bring in it ...
... HuD, and Lyon. It is reported that' the Prince and Princess of Wales will pay a, second visit to Ireland in August next, and will be present at the Nation40attie Show of the Royal Agricultural -Society at tondonderry. Their ?? highnesses will then be ...
... GANVILLE th did not think there would be any advantage in th again moving the second reading. If a vote ecould be obtained on the direct question for or as *r against 'the second reading, Mr. G LADSTONEr e stated that he as well as Lord GzAvuzz would be ...
... of eggs and the large and strong broods they began to show weeks ago. We heard of an almost untimely show of apricot and peach blossoms, and of the fears for their fate when the frosts of early April came. We hear also of the general leafng of trees being ...
... LONDON, FRIDAY, April 1. In the House of Lords yesterday the Smolce Nuisance (Metropolis) Bill and other measures were advanced a stage. In the Commons, Mr. Balfour said in reply to Sir W. Ilarcourt that nest week would be devoted to the Small Holdings ...