... bitter, soar weed; God never loved her nor increased her seed.” He is said to have been buried upright in order that he should rise from his grave before his wife ! Tbe tradesmen of Kidderminster who coined tbeir own tokens in the 17th century were (so far ...

... less than eight or more than fifteen years of age. Tbat there shall be the following vacations in the year, viz , five days Easter, commencing with Good Friday; two days Whitsuntide, Whit-Monday, and Whit-Tuesday ; seven weeks Midsummer, and six weeks at ...

... Church of England abolished; and with regard to Church-rates, it was within the power of the ratepayers of any parish, on Easter Tuesday, to vote against the imposition of Church rate; but Mr. Sampson Lloyd went still further, end he was willing to vote ...

... petticoat is in gray poult de-soie, and forms, in the same pattern, a small corslet, trimmed at tbe top by duster, and fringe rising the shoulders. Blue sash fastened a how having a star of pearls. Under-bodice with long blue sleeves. Small plain bine paletot ...

... thrown out of the chain, whilst giving the levers a nippling action against the leaders, which prevents the striker-off from rising. The height of fall is regulated raising or lowering the striker-off, which is suspended by cord in the required position ...

... most insignificant, arose. The ancient British Church kept their Easter according to the old fashion of the Jews, whereas tbe Roman emissaries stickled expressly for the observance of Easter on the Sunday, and this led to a dispute attended with the most ...

... the district snrrounding ( which has been already canvassed. vH Appendix. JJbcntory decree in the Can-istory of London, Easter *etm, 7th May, 1840, in case of Hodgson v. Dillon, Which it was decided that the bishop has the power ®f revoking atosolateiy ...

... Saltley) the Rev. H. Horton, &c., &c. The Chaieman opened the proceedings by reading the details of the Church accounts from Easter to the 0 November, 1867, from which it appeared that the receipt had been £l3l. 18s. Ifd,, and the paymonts £l3l. 7s. Bci ...

... killed through swallowing a couple of Turkey beans” which she had found on Saturday. On the next morning she complained of a rising in her throat, and could not swallow, and before medical assistance she was dead. It was believed that death resulted from ...

... inquire into the working of the laws on ecclesiastical titles, agoing that Earl Russell’s bill, although inoperative, had given rise to another Irish grievance. Lord defended the hill as a valuable protest against Romish agression, and several other lords ...

... EASTER HOLIDAYS E VISITORS .0 o>o Beauchamp’ from the Station. W. PAGE, Vn SOT AND BATES ALWAYS READY. SOT PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS, TIO h ASS 001 ATI tor rise PROMOTION SOCIAL SCIENCE. UST SUESCRirnOHS TO THK LOCAL FUND. VLA-Liiil p«. ...

... Leeds. Easter Eggs in Paris.—We are not left m of the approach of Easter, from theh HUiour^ St Honor.- to the Madeleine, from the Madeleine the extreme end of the Boulevards, the predominant artxdes which attracts every eye arc ...