... FRIDAY, APRIL 2ND. HOUSE OF LORDS. The Committee stage of the Voluntary Schools Bill was taken. Before any of the Amend ments were moved the Lord Chancellor said he desired to call attention to the rule, which had hitherto guided the action of the two ...

... desirous to pay due regard Ita the national aspirations of the Welsh people. (a) Home Rule On the 21st of April, 1893, he voted against the second reading of Mr. Gladstone's Home Rule Bill for Ireland. On June 23rd, he voted agaiast Dr. Clarke's motion ...

... moved the second read- touBi 's bill, wliich he described as a Scottish ago (. rPart °f a bill passed both Houses two years per8o Preverit the bringing of vexatious actions by W Optionally disposed to cause annoyance in The bill was read a second time. Jjj ...

... girlish that one forgets it is now long since she left her teens. On the 20th, however, Her Royal Highness will enter her thirty-second year. According to present ar- rangements, the Duchess of Fife will spend the anniversary of her birthday at Sandringham, ...

... Military Secretary and -Adjutant-General. ^TV?6 mo^on k°rd Cross, the Union of Bene- jjii 'U was read a second time, and several other Were also forwarded a stage. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Th IRISH LOCAL GOVERNMENT. The Local Government (Ireland) Bill, as amended Committee ...

... ts ;fte ncn'neSS 'e °ther House depended mainly on s soon°reSSi ^le Local Government Bill, but c'oncln 1 i16 RomiII'ttee stage of that measure was ^'Ould ] London University Commission Bill the Go -la^e a Iiroir, 'nefit place among the bills which would ...

... but it will show that we are anxious to push the matter forward, and consult their wishes. The Clerk said that the house known as Marian Bach, which belonged to Captain Conwy, had been occupied without his having procured a certificate to show that the property ...

... —AUGUST 8. rp, WINDING UP BUSINESS. The Elementary School Teachers (Superannuation) its WaS read a second time and passed through all an rernammg stages; the Public Works Loans Bill the Outdoor Belief (Ireland) Bill were read a and the Metropolitan Common ...

... hear), for the interest he took in the Asylum, and the best way to ex- press that thanks was, to show it a unani- mous vote (hear, hear). Mr. Story seconded the motion. Mr. Elwy Williams, in rising to move an amendment, said he did not do so out of any ...

... diatonic teale, and being to modern in every retpoet that oar earliett Ain might hare been mltiaken for prodnetioct of the April 20, 1899. [The fallowing Lecture was prepared for and delivered before, the Honourable Society of Cymrodorion, at the Memorial ...

... secondly, he wanted to bring evidence to show that they were bogus claims, and prompted by the animus of the landlady towards his client. Mr. Churton said that was a very improper remark to make. There was no evidence to show that any animus existed, and the ...

... trifling service in showing our appreciation of his life- long labours. Trusting that you will have a very successful gathering, I remain, Sincerely yours, E. VINCENT EVANS. J. Herbert Roberts, Esq., M.P. I BRONWYDD, CARDIFF, April 17th, 1897. X* DEAR ...