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... Cquoted. go far to show that the time has as-sired for us3 to see if we cannoljrt mae such in11tervonitienl unnecessary. u But, they argue, tile alnnual increase of race meetings, sho(ws the hcadthy state of the sport. On the stage neither u companies ...
... existed throughout the night. ma so, HORRIBLE MASSACRES IN NEW ZEA- at. LAND. au; The Bhiaes second edition publishes the follow- ing:- pla DUNEDIN, APRIL 15. Sig Telegrams from Napier state that Ensign Lavin,irk wife, and two children, and Messrs. Wilkinson ...
... Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Joyce were for the daes- if; dant. he The case on the part of the plaintiff was that in. the month of April last, at which time Mr; Sullivan became no the lessee of the Holborn Theatre, he entered into an agre- 6co ment vith that gentleman ...
... vibra- s: id. tions which reach the ear in a given time, such as a second. p rig Spppose, now, that a body, such as a bell, which is vibrating a a at given number of times per second, is at the same time fi co moving from the observer, the air being calm ...
... having been informed of this Ca lg faet went to the house on Thursday last and found the body et of the child in an advanced stage of decomposition, and his TI CW description of its appearance, which we need not repeat, pla X 20 was simply horrifying. Mr ...
... GLADssOscoANsUIas UNDEs CRoMTRnLL ANTD Usune'Ao'oN-The South Wales Conimissioners published e a report of their proceedings, April Ist, 1652. The follow- ing numlberof livings were at.ihat,tiuse in, their banuaii:. GhInamr'an, kl ; Moorin S5; ,rdogont'08; ...
... IMJPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ,OUSE OF LO.DS,--MUD.rDA..::. 'TfrE oud lp;saot at irsve 6'CIcOCk., A few private Bills were read a second time. NOTICE OF MOTION. Lord LYTTELTON gave notice that on Thursday'1dS' wvoud ask if th'e. G0oernme,.. ineanded.t!d bring ...
... the end other (Captain the I-Eon. Charles William White, M.P. He for Tipperary,) as seconder, of the bold but hopeless audr amendusent that the Bill be read a second time set on that day six months, The former was nervous and thie hesitating in the manier ...
... NAVIGATION BILL. On the order of the day for the second reading ofthe. g Thames Navigation Bill, 5' Mr. J. LWXE moved the rejection of the Bill. t After a discussion, thd Housle divided, and the second S reading was carried by 205 against 42. a THE CITY ...
... the militair-,'JW Jiie ge a uppressccd; inda u i to ye~sterdw no' urtheij oi4.- rages wcrt ?? In the House of Commons, the second reading t of the Thames Navigation Bill was carried, on a c division, by 205 votes to 42. Sir JOxEN PAKING- TON gave notice ...
... :EN E SECONAD EDITION. th WESTERN MAIL OFFICE, SATURDAY, 4.0 A.M. (REUTER S TELEGRAMS.) A] wi FRANCE. nr IPARs, APRIL 8, EVENING.-To-day, in the Legislative tu Body,jlM. Pontalis presented a Bill which proposes to MI exteud the law of 1868 on public meetings ...
... given for this purpose in the Town-hall, to a select and tolerably numer- ous audience. The front seats were well filled, the stage arrangements well nianeged, the hall warm and light, and everything generally comfortable. The Rev. Thomas Edmondes, wno presided ...