... officers and'men observe the ordinances of the church as to their diet on saints' days; the fourth enjoins attendance on the Easter confession. In the fifth it is intimated that the venerable bishop expects the gratitude of the faithful for the indulgence ...

... CENTRAL AMERICA. Mr. Baxter asked whether the papers relative to the Central American Question would be forthcoming befor- Easter Lord Pai.merstov could not say, but the papers would produced directly they were ready. CRIMEAN REWARDS. Major Sibthorp asked ...

... other scenes. Accustomed to seclusion, or to the company of those who know me, and to whom I can out with every thought it rises, without the danger being judged by a solitary expression, am unconilortahle amongst strangers. A man lo,es many privileges ...

... has not had time to recover from the panlysing effects of the general election, before operifloii arc again checked by the rise in the rate of discomt. The result has been that we have had but limited inquiry for goods, and great unwillingness to accede ...

... holiday of the people, as distinguished from May-day, the holiday of the poets, and Easter, the holiday of the church. Let the young gather into groups and sing, and others rise and dance.” Let the ball ny, and the race be run, and the manly game of cricket ...

... round to take a last look behind; and perceiving the chimney of the farm house, from which- arose light smoke, he felt tear rising to his eyes. May God always bless those who dwell beneath that roof,” murmured he, “ for there, where pride made me see people ...

... not see him again till we met on the stage, about an hour afterwards, to go through our scene in the rehearsal. It was grand Easter piece with great deal of firing, and real water, and a live camel in the last act; j and Griffiths and I were Mozambique slaves ...

... every play-loving little girl and boy in the realm, has pleasantly been allowed to ride his peculiar hobby during the great Easter festival. And why shouldn’t they, when now, as on the Derby Day,” imperative custom says that public business and national ...

... —Allow rue through the medium of your valuable pap.-r to state a few facts which took place at St. James s Chorea, Milnrow, ou Easter Tuesday, ou the occasion ofaa meeting being called for the purpose of appointing wardens for the above place of worship for ...

... improvement of the human race. answer to this strange statement is, can an evil tree bring forth good fruit? can the fountain rise higher than its source, good comes from the fountain of all good, and the spring of active benevolence ; constituting the only ...

... bill had been merely a suffrage bill, and had not touched the question of the distribution, you would have had Mr. Disraeli rising with face of the extremest gravity—(laughter)—and he would have said that “ thought on a question of this nature the House ...

... MPERIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF COMMONS.— Monday. The House assembled to-duy after the Easter holidays. Mb. Cobdes. —Mr. Cobdeu took his seat for the first time during the present session. He occupied bis usual place on the second bench below the gaugway ...