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... the Farl of Derby explained the provisions of the cAustrs. lasian Federal Council Bill, which was read a second time. Earl Grariville moved the second reading of the Egyptian Loan Bill, which, after a brief debate in which Lord Salisbu took part, was agreed ...
... 43m. To-mmuoEow-aMorning, 6h Om ?? Afternoon, h. li9m. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. / In the HOUSE of LORDS, the Local Government Act (1858) Amendment Bill was read a second time. Lord EBURY obtained an order for a copy of the report of the metropolitan ...
... and as its provisions were only ancillary to the existing sys- tem he agreed to the second reading. The bill was read a second time. Mr. HUDDLFSTON moved~the second reading of the Hop Trade Bill, the object of which is to pre- vent frauds in the trade ...
... Les. Afternoon, 3b. 35m. To-Morsolw-Msorning, Sh. ?? . ?? Aiternoon, 41h lom. LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 17. Is the HoUsE of LORDS, Earl RUSSELL moved the second reading of the Parliamentary Oaths Bill, and stated the history of the measure and of parlia- ...
... withdrawn before the second reading ; and for the very same reason as that for which the Government had abandoned the Judicature Bill, because it was not acceptable to its ordinary. supporters. But the case of a Bill dropped before second reading- dilfers ...
... defeat. On the 18th of April, 1880, Lord BE4CONsFEJao went be down to Windsor to comnmnunicate to her ce, XAJESTY the fact that in the fce of the Geeral of ;Eleetion just accomplished he could no longw hold office. The 18th of April fell upon ?? thfat year ...
... country. a, LodSEYMOUB, amid the repeated cheers of the a. ministerial members, 'supported the second reading, r, on the ground that to refuse that stage would be to d prevent the passing of any militia bill. He com- e baed ?? Russell's objections, bat ...
... will be supported by Kanos i Glad and Mdlle. L. Beuters. L SECOND APPEARANCE OF MDLLL. ALBANL To-Monsow (Tuesday), May 1, Ballini's Opera, LA SONNAMBULA, Amins, ?? Mdllo. ALUANI. J (Her second appearance this season.) Lisa , ?? .. Mdile. COTTINO.I Teresa ...
... the second reading. Among these was a provision limiting the application of the measure to towns containing more than ten thousand inhabitants. Colonel SIBTHORP repeated the objections he had l already urged against the bill on its previous stages. l He ...
... Subscription night, in lien of the last Tuesday of thesas, d on ToRsenAlnEt, April 7, Rossini's Grand Opera, GUGL TELL.&uuUDLO Onl Secu y~ next, April 0, Beothoven'S Opera, FIDLG Stage Manager, Mir. A. Harris.R floors open at eight, the opera commences at half-past ...
... 73lODON. MJfODA .1, APRIL 7. We publislitbis morniniz advices, from tbe Uspe to the 18th of xailto, wheh hbave reached us by speoial telegramo ,frt Mtadeira. 'lThe Pretorisr ?? aetlej std eth4 Manora had arrived out with reinforeemelits .fron Einglanid ...
... THURSDAY, APRIL 29. At the morning sitting of the House of Commons, yesterday, on the question of the second reading of the Juvenile Offenders Bill, which had been introduced by Sir J. Pakington, Mr. Roebuck moved that it be read a second time that day ...