... ter at this, renewed when at 'another flight f If the Chairman put a second batch of tifty i is clauses. So he went on till he retched C n Clause 269, when Mr Alfred Pease showed o that there was at least one man who, if he - had not read the Bill, had ...

... get 1 Vancrescon, 40 to 1 Modinur, 66 to 1 La die - Tampa, 200 to 1 Eel des Genets. 22 rlng Won easily by tw~o and a half lengths ;three- ad, quarters of a length dividing second and third. Sam Loiser was fourth. Timne of the irace, 2mins Co 43secs. Value ...

... |'HE jORTHERN gCHO. lUEsDAy, APRIL 9, '1895. I -- - B. A AN APPEAL TO CHURCHMEN, THE Welsh Church Bill having been w read a second time by a majority which it cannot be regarded as small, the defenders if of the Church deem it necessary to dis- it play ...

... (circuit steward) gave the financial state- meat, which showed the income for the quarter to be £125 and the expenditure £112, leaving a balance of £13-The Chairman gave the numeri- cal return, which showed 1,036 members, being an increase of 10 on the year ...

... previous rates. b NEW SOUTH WALES. v SYDNxV, April 24 (vid SaTU Francisco).-The it Legishltive Council have virtually rejected the I itfinisterial bill restricting Chinese immigration by ' posipolling the second reading for six months. In ri the Legislative ...

... the farmer. A reduction of eight acres in the root- break would show a considerable saving in the olabour bill. The extra 17 acres of seed would carry six to eight sheep an acre from April till 7 October, provided they have an allowanceof half- I a-pound ...

... EARL OF ZPTLAND'S FoXHorJNDs Will Meet en Id Of Saturday, April 14, at Eggleatone Bank Top; Monday, iu, April 1-;, at Reel's Head; Wedneaday, April 18, at Black by O Banks; Saturday, April 21, at St. Jo ir's-eack day at ble It a~m. co O Bc O The Hambleton ...

... 2'f11URSDAY, APRIL 13, 1809. :p OBJECTIONS TO HOME RtLE. Tne ...

... gHE gORTHERN ACHE. SA TURDXYI, APRIL 7, 1895. WARLWICKE AND LEAMINGTON. Tuec dispute at Warwick and Lenmington; has reached another stage. Mr G~sone pixer,, the son of the late Speaker-in deferenc~e to the strong Tory opposition to his candidature, animated ...

... from the Opposi- Nfr tion, but the SPEAKER deelared the ayes we had it, and the great Bill had passed re- its first stage. The second reading was be fixed for May the 6th. ho Even great debates must suffer the delays ho incident to Parliamentary exigencies ...

... ACeuoR, Mr. BRUCE replied, and the bill was read a second time. The l8th proximo was fixed for the committee. OYSTER FISHERIES. The Oysters and Mussels Fisheries Supplemen- tal Bill was read a second time. LOCAL TAXATION. Mr. GOSCHEN, in moving for a ...

... they bad a right to be er rather amazed at what followed, In April ledt ?? Mr Jebhu Ellis brought forward a very fair and straightforward motion, which lie (Mr Morley) had the honour to second. The purisort of tbi k. motion was that the number of public-houses ...