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... ir the Opposition will force a di- wieion on the initial stage. Diver- tert views are held on the point byits opponents. Irn the first place, they do uot want to permit evert this formal stage to be adopted witbout showzng their hostility ti, the measure ...
... the Burials Bill (second reading); The Tenants' lin. proveouent Bill will have to encounter a formidable opposition, and Mr. Gregory, the member for Gal. way, uill move, as an nnmendment to the question That the bill be now read a second time, to leave' ...
... furth~r d~sc.i'enrn, t Mr. F:oyer a r.?i .t tie dill be read a second time that day six rriow tro. Mr. Avrten w'ui-u not oopose the bill in its pre- I sert stage, but at-r it had been read a second time it shculd be referred to the select committee upon the ...
... 6, but as 1, 4, 9, t6, 25, 36, that is, the first stage being (for example) one square foot, the second stage in four square feet, and so on; or, as it is expressed in science, these surfaces, or stages, increase as the squares of their distances from ...
... TELEGRAPH.) d Rome, Sunday, April 10tl. v To-day being P'almn Sunday, the Pope blessed the b alms and distributed them ?? the members oX tf tble diplomatic bodr. t 3. De Periiglly arrivedl at Rome yesterday. ri t] Paris, Sunrly, April 10. a, AIro Efendi, p ...
... broken amidships. April 5, lat. 87.50, N, long. 48.5, AV, passed America3 ship Nestor, steering S1E. April 11tth, hat. 48 80, U, long. 244, W, exchanged signals with ship Euxine, steering ?? Arrived at Queenetown at 9, a.m., on the 14th April; moderate 8. ...
... cards, DEATHS. April 24, Joseph, the beloved child of Ur John MKEvoy, 18 Lower Brldg attreet, aged twe years and nine months. April 28, at 18513trrigtors-square, London, N W, Alexan- der Bell, Esq. Professor of Elocution, aged S6 years, April 22, at his residenos ...
... in every stage (laughter.). :Mr. DRUMMOND said he should vote for the second reading of the bill ; but unless it was so altered in commit- tee as to make it very much unlike what it was at present, he should oppose the bill in its future stages (a laugh) ...
... in favourprW of justice to the Irish tenantry. The country struc should, however, be aware that the second reading of the Bill is but the second stage in its progress. la It has yet to pasa through the ordeal of a committee, ster and then, after a little ...
... having spoken in opposition to the bill, the house divided, when there were- For the second reading 89 Against ?? 37 Majority ?? W ?? 52 The bill was then read a second time. THEPARK BILL. The house then went into committee on the Royal Parks' and Gardens' ...
... of the cases now going through the different stages of inquir are finally sanctioned. Mhlse Board's operations under the several Land Im- PMovement Acts exceed those of any previous year since 1862, and show a marked progress over those of 1872 78j during ...
... medal; second ?? prize, Vlseouat De Venal second prize. Lottns H Bland, borders,DI shorn April 2nd, bred by exhibitor. ,. .. , ( I Section 16-Best pen of live owes, for breodingqpurposes, a] that have rered lambs in 1800, silver modal ; second best, ni ...