... heard what the reoeipts for the rest of the week were. The stalls were kept by Mrs and Miss Kenna, Mrs Darby, Mrs Rawlins, Mrs Thomas (Vantage), Miss Baugh, Miss Griffith, Miss Roberts, Misses Jones (King-street), Mrs Charles Rorke, Mrs J. M. Jones, Min Dickson ...

... questhot which could tot rest, it Uwe so fear of being iudoene d by the exemption of Dieseuters from payment of there rates. Mr Hardy 'tai Mr Disraeli having spoken in support of the swees:lisest. the Hoare divided, Rod the numbers For the second reading 245 ...

... Margaret Hughes. 15th, aged 82, Mary, wife of Mr Thomas Lewis, Kerry-road, Montgomery. 15th, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr John Reed, No. 58, Great George-streei, Liverpool, Sarah, relict of Mr Thomas Driscoll, formerly of Wrexham. 16th, aged 73 ...

... Rev. H. L. Barnwell, M.A., Bath, Rev. Hugh Pritchard, Dinam, Angleees, Rev. Reginald !highest, Glyn, Llangollen, Rev. D. Thomas, Cefn, St. Asaph, Rev. R. Williams Mason, Llaafair, Moloch, Rey. Geo. Griffiths, bischynlleth, Rev. J. Jenkins, Machynlleth ...

... Gray, Leeds Mr Hardy, Yorkshire Mr Thomas Williams, High Street. Mr and Mrs Lloyd, and Mr Evans, London Mr R. Williams, Kerry Mr John Williams, High Street. Mr and Mrs Williams, Shrewsbury Mr John Storer and son, near Llanfyllin Mrs Thomas, High Street ...

... Mr Fraser, London, Mr John Green, Ludas, Mr Thomas Savin, Mr James Ashbury, Manchu*, Mr Rowlands, Pre stwich, Mr F. A. Fynney, Maa. ehester, Whim Napier, Manchester, Mr 8. Turnbull, Manchester, Mr H. Hardie, Manchester, Mr B. McLean, Manchester, Mr Meßwen ...

... Maucheeter ; Mr A. Burns, Perth; Mr H. Hardie, Mr James Reins, Mr Jos. Pope, Manchester; Mr Thomas Ravin, Oswestry ; Mr Geo. Englesfiehl, Cleredo• ; Mr C. D. Thrnstou, Cirencester ; Mr W. fe/uilter, Mr T. Huggins, Mr Thomas Tanetall, Mr J. W. Hahne, Mr Ames ...

... presided at the Do!for Penny Readings on Thursday night. Mr W. Browne, Mr E. Francis, Mr C. Runs, Mr D. Jones, and the Rev. W. A. Thomas, were the masculine performers, the ladies being Miss Jones tad Mrs Violas's. TREFEHLWYS.—Through the kindlier; of Mr Humphseys ...

... Council Office, has been addressed to the local authorities in Wake : The Lords of Her MaJest)'s Connell havo received from Bir Thomas D. Lloyd, M.P. for Cardiganshire, a letter in which he states, that - fr'em his own POWsoust observation in great parts of ...

... called for, and this time the result wan in favour of devern- ment—the numbers being 212, against 209 for the amendment. Mr HARDY moved to insert the words lands or tenements. Mr AYRTON said he should move to leave ont or tenements, and insert with ...

... INCHTQUIN, the subject dripped. The Habeas Corpus Act Saspenion Bill was read a second time. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MVXDAT. Mr Hardy stated that the instructions for volunteers in cases of civil commotion were prepared, but not yet revised. Mr Disraeli stated ...

... consider the claims of the large and rising towns. Mr HAYIER offetvai to withdraw the amendment; but Mr Ayrtoc objected. Mr HARDY hoped the amendment won'd not be with- drawn and r the impressi that the Government was pledg .1 to adopt it. Ad they undertook ...