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... pauperism shows that the number of p1utpelrs last week (the second week of April) was 83,247, of whom 35,821 were ill ,srkhouses and 47,426 received outdoor relief. Compared with the corre- 5poaotlg weeks in 1875, 1874, and 1873 these figures show a decrease ...
... SECOND EDITION. i MORYiNO CURONIC'LE OFFiC, A Tuescay, 12, Neion. to EXPRESS FROM PARIS. D[ LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] 5e PARIS, MONiDAY EVENIXG. 1- The Prussian Cabinet, on the receipt of the RUS- It 8ian negative answer to the propositions submitted ...
... important, is, alas ! also undeniably uninteresting. 1 Social Science on the Stage, by H. Sutherland Edwards (an enumeration of the ;motives of recent French plays), a second article on Organic Nature's Riddle, by Mr. St. G. Mivart (an argument from ...
... i SECOND I EDITION. ] MORlVING CHRONICLE OPFF1CE, Friday, 1 p.m. 3 I TELEGRAP IIC DESPATCH ES. [BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.] [FROM OUA OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 PARIS, FRIDAY. It is rumoured that the allied troops have been recalled from Kertch, owing ...
... Master of Requests, second class, to be Master of Requests, first class, vice M. Richaud, deceased ; M. Marbeau, Auditor, first class, to be Master of Requests, second class, vice Baron de Bernon ; M. Paixhlans, Auditor, second class, to be Auditor, ...
... .SECOND 9:EDITiON.. MORNJiVQ bIRQONICLR4 OFFICE, ' ; ' 1ednesday, 12, Noon. p AUSTRIA AND, PRUSSIA S [BY SUBMARIND 'AD' EUROPRA1 'TELE~qAPH.J h * LFROM OU1L PARIS aO0i3SPoN .j i to PARIS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. - o The .onieeur ptblishes a despatch from ...
... constituency should be made before any change coild be effected. The con- stituent Cortes, * hichl sat from January, 18:17, to April, 18.8, received express powers from the people to man e a constitutilon based on the Charter of 1826 and consti- tution of ...
... years of efficien t service or pass an exana- nation. Mr. H. Fisher movei the second read- ing of the Church Patronage Bill. Mr. G. P RusselU did not offer opposition at this stage, t but, oii behalf of the Goverltneat, reserved full if froedom to criticise ...
... SECOND EDITION, 2 o'clock. THE NEW GREEK FRONTIER.-REPORTED ACCEPTANCE BY GREECE. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) CONSTANTINOPLE, April 26.-The Porte is informed that the reply of M. Coumoundouros to the last Note of the Powers will formally accept the proposed ...
... Morning Chronicle Office, Six o'Clock. SEC'OND EDITION. UNITED STATES. d ST (EXPRESS PROM .LIVERPOOL.) t TWO DAYS LATER front the UNITED STATES, .) LiVERPOOL, TURSDAi EVENING. By the arrival of the New York packet ship t Virginian, Captain Allen, which ...
... viddd that any ideas on the subject that it may a have created be dissipated. The Duke of Cam- i bridge rode generally in the second rank. Admirals i Daundas and 'Hauielin, Iskender Bey (Count Jel- 'It linski), General Rose, Colonel Neale, English gene- p ...
... LONDON, FRIDAY, April 21. In the House of Lords yesterday the Land dcc Transfer Bill, which provides for the compulsory 0rot registration of the possessory title in cases of I'll actual sale, wals read a second time on the stat motion of the Lord Chancellor ...