... or the benefit of Mr. Richardson. GRAND BAL MASQUE. The second an(. last Masque will take place on Monday, Feb. 2nd. (Sec Advertisement.) rpHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.— M. JUT.I.TEN'S SECOND and LAST GRAND BAL MASQUE, take place on MONDAY, FEBRUARY ...

... meant anything that anybody did not like, and that there was no such thing. Show me, he said, that it is lawful and legal, and it must be constitutional. I can, however, show a case which every man will admit to be legal, but unconstitutional. The sovereign ...

... the 10th of February next. This, though not clearly indicative of the course the Senate will take on the question of notice, shows that that body is determined to proceed with proper deliberation, and with the benefit of all the information that time can ...

... should not immediate, but that, upon the sth of April, in the year 1847, which was the period they considered the most suitable for making the reduction, the duty should be reduced 55.; and that from the sth April, 1848, it should be reduced another ss. With ...

... companies to Bull the market ; all the circumstances show that there could have been no intended delusion in declaring a dividend, and these shrewd men, far north, would not have paid a second call if they had not believed that the concern would have ...

... any delay in the total abolition oi' the existing protection. PUBLIC WORKS (IRELAND) BILL. The Earl of ST. GERMANS moved the second reading of this bill. He said that this bill was a b'.ll further to •mend acts now in course with respect to the operation ...

... was going to say quite, but believed almost unprecedented. The return given would not show any great number of crimes with reference to former years, but they would show that system of combined outrage existed to as great an extent in every place note, as ...

... rule was obtained, that called on the plaintiff to show cause why the judgment should not be arrested, on the ground of the formal insufficiency of the declaration. Mr. W. H. Watson and Mr. Warren showed cause against the rule. Mr. J euvis and Mr. Bramwell ...

... time. Several bills oa the tabHo were forwarded a stage?. Adjourned until Thursday. HOUSE COMMONS. The SPEAKER took the tihair about four o'clock. RAILWAY BUSINESS. The following bills were read a second time:— The Newcastle and Darliatfton (Thirtk and ...

... This bill was read a second time on the motion of the Earl of St. Germans. Lord MOUNTEAGLE expressed his intention of reviewing the subject in the next stage of the bill. PUBLIC WORKS (IRELAND) BILL. This bill was read a second time and ordered to be ...

... Standing Orders Committee, and leave given to proceed with the BILLS READ SECOND TIME AND COMMITTED. Cork, Macroom, and Killarney Railway Bill, —Mallow and Fermoy Railway Bill. Read second time and committed. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tuesday, March 3. PETITION WITHDRAWN ...

... simply move that the second reading of the bill postponed till Monday, and that this petition against it be printed, that the house might have an opportunity of making itself acquainted with the facts of the case. Mr. T. DUNCOMBE seconded the motion for suspending ...