MoNrav, 29th June.—Mr. Forsyth will move that the minutes of evidence and judgroent in the Launceston election petition case, laid upon the table of the House upon the 25th day of this instant June. be printed.—Mr. William Henry Smith will move for a bill to amend the law relati
June 29, 1874 - Sun & Central Press - London, London, England
The second day's play in this match at the Oval was begun, continued, and ended under the disadvantage of rainy weather. Messrs. W. G. Grace and Fryer, the "not outs" of Thursday evening for 128 and 47 respectively, recommenced batting at a few minutes past twelve o'clook. The f
June 29, 1874 - Sun & Central Press - London, London, England
ri r7A . , '; Et..o No. 3,516. LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1874. PAGE 6. A Newspaper for Newspaper Proprietors. Registered at the General Post Office as a Newspaper. LAUNCESTON ELECTION. A telegram from Launceston states that no opposition has yetbeen offered to the candidature of
June 29, 1874 - Sun & Central Press - London, London, England
TB NTRAL -- avA S k 6 No. 3,516. LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1874. PAGE 7, A Newspaper for Newspaper Proprietors. Registered at the General Post Office as a Newspaper.
June 29, 1874 - Sun & Central Press - London, London, England
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June 29, 1874 - Sun & Central Press - London, London, England
On Friday a gas explosion occurred in one of the principal bedrooms at the residence of Major Shute, M.P. for Brighton, at Upper Brunswick-place, Hove, a deal of injury being done to the furniture and hangings of the room. The fire, however, extended no further.
June 29, 1874 - Sun & Central Press - London, London, England
The third and last of the Handel Festival performances took place on Friday at the Crystal Palace and was a magnificent success. It was pronounced by the most competent judges to be the finest performance of the kind during the whole range of the festivals. It was splendid from
June 29, 1874 - Sun & Central Press - London, London, England
. H _ 7 a • \ 7 N ,4-9 REPU 9 No. 3,516. LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1874. PAell 9. A Newspaper for Newspaper Proprietors. Registered at the General Post Office as a Newspaper. TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. Pd Pd 100 Anglo American L.. 68 69 10 Do. 8 P Pref ll 12 f 8 Reuters, L. 10 Cuba. L 1
June 29, 1874 - Sun & Central Press - London, London, England
(TELEGILASIIED DT TIM 4:DINTRAL NIEWA.) METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET, SATURDAY.-Fair trade doing here this morning, with slight advance in prices and full supplies in market, at the following prices :- -Inferior beef, 3s. 2d. to 3s. 6d.; middling, 3s. 10d. to 4s. 2d. ; prime large,
June 29, 1874 - Sun & Central Press - London, London, England