... entry in an almanack, and opposite the 3rd of April she put a mark, and wrote 280 days from the 27th of June. Now we have it from Sir Charles Mordaunt that she was expected to be confined about the 3rd of April. What could this mean but that she was to ...

... read a second time, referred to a Select Committee. It was in very moderate terms that Mr W. Johnston moved the second reading of the Bill re- pealing the Irish Party Processions Act, and his example was imitated by Viscount Crichton, who seconded the motion ...

... provoke any general debate upon the subject. After advancing a couple of Bills a stage, their lordships adjourned. In the House of Commons, the Prime Minister proceeded, Bills a stage, their lordships adjourned. In the House of Commons, the Prime Minister proceeded ...

... that stage was suspended on the Sth inst., with the first clausepassed the second postponed, and the third unfinished. In 1869 the i hurch Disestablishment Bill was introduced on March 1st 'read a second time March 23rd, went into committee April 16th ...

... spent some time in the discus- sioti of the Parish Schools (Scotland) Bill, read it a second time, and adjourned tor the Easter holidays ufrtil Monday the 5th April, the adjourned debate was resumed in 'the Commons. Although there was a very full attendance ...

... taxes in advance. Those taxes which are to be collected in January were imposed in respect of the year beginning April, 1869, and ending April, 1870. Mr Lowe says the hardship, such as it is, consists in requiring all the taxes to be paid at the same time ...