... much' more hostile when the committee stage has enabled the Opposition to make present obstcrities more clear. The imposing demonstration at the Albert Hall, a few hours after the Home Rule Bill had passed its second reading, is a dramatic reminder to the ...

... civility and conciliation, and they have the sa',isfac~ioU of having got over the first stage of the Ses ion with only one of their progony past the secoun reading stage. tJHE Antiqyuary warns its readers againzt certain T fraudulent pests who are trying ...

... against the second read. I ing of this bill; but, inasmuch as he was desirous of being 0 able to make such amendments in the lull as to render it fit ir to pass their Lordships' hlouse, he would not withhold his n consent from the second reading. Hle ...

... other Railway and Private Bills, were rcsp~ec ively advanced a stage. fVi/ls.-In answer to a question by Sir R. Inglis, the A rTut NEY-GENERAL said, he could not name any day fre the second reading of the Wills Bill, but, as it had come diown from the ...

... the affairs of Greece ; but while yet in the midst ot his argument, the bouse was counted out. WEDNESDAY, April 28. Sir J. Pa KtxGToN moved the second reading of the Juvenile Offenders Bill. Mr. Roebuck opposed the bill as an infringement upon the principle ...

... | DERBY MERCURY. VEDRNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1844. PARLIAMENT adjourned on Tuesday (yesterday) CH week, for the Easter recess, which terminates on the ect I 15th of April, in the Commons, and in the Lords on 0o1 the 16th. ase The INDIAN wi}., which arrived ...

... Bench. Copley, afterwards Lord Lyndburst, comes in as to second wraglr in 1794, distanced by Butler, formerly a cee famous bxeatf-innoter of H~arrow,. In 1700 Lord Chief [t nd Jusatice, Tindal shows as a good wrangler and senior me- dahlist, and next year ...

... platform and of the stage, and it is not possible that all can eucooed in both. Miss Parkinson sang the air, Thou didst blow, brilliantly, and deserved all the. applause whioh was accorded to her by the audience. Miss Gilbert, who shows, by the way, great ...

... 4 160 2 0 104 18 51 lot Y', is Grand JunctIon, April - 3 2,323 0 9 2 ho -London arid Blackswall, April 2 - 718 7 11 1,4l~ London and lirighton, April 4 - ,2 2 1 ,046 16 G a arLondont and Croydon, April - I 06V 19 2 b iro- London and South-Weistern, Apr;: ...

... which Her Majesty will receive the principal members of the Corps Diplo- .matique, and that at a second court, to be held on Wednesday, the 13th of April, a limited number of dis- tinguished persons will be invited to attend in order to have an opportunity ...

... for Eckington; and Tnesday, April 2nd, for l Newhall. The dates of the pollings, should such be rendered nec3ssary, are as follows:-Bakewell, Satur- n day, April 6rb; Eckington, Monday, April 8th; and at Newball, TueLday, April 9th. ul Co.NcEPnT.-A successful ...

... barley, or second wheat., is sown In preference to well- t formed and perfect corn, whether of pedigreed varieties or no, - otherwlse.-A90icututrali Gazette. Et. I in ITHE UTILITY OF HORSE SHOWS, Mc oDThe season for agrloslitural shows and borne shows will ...