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... fiO yards in front, having completed the distance in HO minutes and seconds ! feat unparalleled in the history of trotting in this country. The time of the mare was minutes and 42 seconds and making allowances for breaking and turning, (be credit due to ...
... Window Tax.—Ordered to printed. Mr. Portman moved the second reading of the Friendly Societies* Bill. The bill was read a second time, on the understanding that it should be discussed future stage, and was committed for Wednesday next. Mr. Hume wished ...
... not appear real upon authority. Highness labouring under anv alarming complaint, or suffering Vnu'inlK from OJtoa, to llw of April, «tst« Hut tbe «'«»' *ny cliwwe tlul c.Hiltl te th# mrun, of ritalin* Ihr u.. krp, i. Tery I,KIe ,f , ny ) the in the Bay ...
... ed.Tlle ir 1d5 created svill not be liable to be paid off until after a villdl d ule 5th April, 18s3, and the interest upon o COmmence after the 5th day of-April, 1S99. 20 t. 81ns tleaiount subscribed will be required to be w at the time of subacribine ...
... to pass through a second reading; ?? that e ery given to it. ecr c The Duke of ?? approved so stirtingi ? the bill, end 'of the principle on whieh it pg Y. P he measure hado cme under diatsasion it qh , interest in support oftits second reaetng, andh h ...
... book ; and that no person, except those so appointed, enter the Show-Room, to the hindrance of the Secretary and his Assistants. 7th.—That the Show-Room on each of the Meetings or Shows, be open from seven until eleven o’clock in the mornioßr. for the ...
... Society's stages and table.,,and no other ptirson~but the Censors, the Seucretary, anid his Assistants, )to enier the Sho.-to nutm ittiil the Prizes are adjudged ; and the i, Prizes,, when Adjudged, are to be set apart. ticlteted or label led, an a stage or ...
... saying this last, 1 say much more thian I express-I say ever 4' ?? ! We have received Rio de Janeiro Papers to the 26th of April. There is no notice in them oL the arrangement statdil to have been made between Lord Strangford and the Brazilian Government ...
... her. When I hid temlc~d leer nicest tcvo calieosi -ua stago slie csould be Iin a complain pi-stxixb'biia ; at the end of a stage she woulil be quite (list' eesi. TIhe recci-ltt xe-upt in, containing a c;iarrcnty~sf soonne1ses. Creesexenell d.Sa- tlce- ...
... returned it, as being incapable of going short stages. The Learned Counsel then called the following witnesses:— Thomas Cox i« a farmer. Knows the plaintiff and defendants. Was at plaintiff's stables the ‘Jth of April; Niblett and Lane came there. Mr. Lane said ...
... was the signal for loud cheering. Mrs. Kemble’s entrance was marked much applauseshe deserved U, for she has returned to the stage, alter long absence, prop her husband’s fortunes and protect a daughter. When Miss Kemble appeared the applause was so great ...
... and more effectually than it could stopped from within, and the ship, lives, and cargo saved; for this purpose have swinging-stage, contrived, that a man can sit and work with safety ; and further, should the accident happen night, I have invented a lantern ...