... the measure in every stage of its course. He spoke briefly on the importance of unity, and said they must oppose the bill step by step in the House of Commons, and if required also in the House of Lords. Applause.) Mr. CooPEk seconded the motion, which ...

... night's presentation than this, that members of every denomination had joined in it. They were showing to him feelings which he had Minty* endeavoured to show to them. Those principles which he presumed to enunciate on the preceding night were the principles ...

... child which bad been found the day be.ore in the Morley tunnel of the London and North-Western Railway. The evidence went to show that about five o'clock the previous night, a platelayer in the service of the company was pursuing his yards ary ties in the ...

... BRAND moved the second wading of the Registration of Parliamentary Voters. Bill. Mr. PEEL moved that the bill should be read la seoond time that day idx months. After some discussion the Rouse divided, wheal there appeared for the second reading 151 ; against ...

... on the 29th of April, the police came to her to make inquiries about the sale r.f a hammer. She showed them two entries of hammers s 'ld, one on the 15th of April, a No. 3, and another on the 22nd. On the 21th, on the Monday, the second No. 2 was sold ...

... Feb. 22. John de Welyen. 1403, April 12, William de Broughton. 1403, Sept. 18, William de Clitherson. 1404, July 13, John Basset. 1428, -- John Walker. 1452, May 30, Henry Stephenson. 1475, Dec. 28, John Plarlen. 1483, April 17, William Croft. 1490, May ...

... Geometry—Advanced stage, 2nd class, Thos. Metcalf. Elementary stage, Ist clue, Sand. Jury, Tom Netherwood, and Hy. Sykes ; 2nd class, S. Lightowler, Richard Henry Wood, and Joseph Netherwood. Machine Construction and Drawing Elementary stage, 2nd class, Charles ...

... bills were advanced a stage, and de House adjourned at twenty-five minutes to six. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-TIIESDAT. The House met at four o'clock. The bill for the Metropolitan Extension of the Great Northern Railway was read a second time by a majority of ...

... gave notice of a resolution for the 11th of April, to establish a Supreme Court of Appeal, and intimated that he would follow up the motion by a bill. The Ecclesiastical Court of Registries Bill was read a second time, after an unsuccessful attempt by the ...

... moved in opposition to the scheme. Mr. SYKES seconded the motion. Mr. H. BARKER, in a speech of considerable length, reviewed the whole question, the discussions that had taken place upon it in its various stages, and in the outset he argued that his first ...

... being disorderly and refusing to leave the Commercial Inn, Hanley, on the Ist of April, when requested to do so by John Moseley, the landlord.—Mr Dloseley's evidence went to show that the defendant ent red his house late on the night of Easter Monday, and ...

... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1872. Mr. LIABOYD contended that the order could only be altered upon an altered state of the circumstance* of the defendants. That was not attempted to be shown now, and the defendants ought to have come before their worships to ...