... the Colonial Mr. Francis Baring succeeds as the new , lslons Sir Andrew Agnew's bill to enforce . vance ofthe Sabbatb have rise to Sa ' re strictures on the pdrt of the press. The „ j • s The object is good, the benevolence of but unfortunately the bill ...

... concluded that the French squadron is on its way to the Mediterranean. Both Houses of Parliament adjourned last night for the Easter recess—the Lords to Tuesday the 16th, and the Commons to Monday the 15th of this month. The Lord Chancellor introduced his ...

... fleet still remained at anchor off the Seraglio. Among the rumours which the present unsettled state of the Ministry has given rise to, says the Morning Herald, is that Mr. Poulet Thomson is to succeed Lord as Chancellor of the Exchecquer. The Times of yesterday ...

... thorsand ardent and dangerous enmities, Sowe of the eficient Uiemas, tv their honour be it told, now rank among his most On Easter Sunday about ei o'clock in the morning, the the whole of the communion belonging to the Church of Alihallows, London-wall ...

... pronounced. Enfantia rose, and looking around upon the auditory, con- himself ©» being araign before the Court of Assizes on Easter “Mi or versary of Jesus Christ. nday, tour days after the 1,800th annt- He wou take the opportunity, he said, of proclaiming ...

... the mostdetermined opposition from the dense mass of persons at the lower end the room. such a height did the interruption rise, that the few ladies who still remained precipitately left tbe room. During the occasional but partial intermissions, Mr.M'Donnell ...

... preliminary suction being produced by a syringe, or by any stant, who acts through an interposed vessel. But there is a still easter mode than e:ther of these now described of dis- tod ug poison from a torpid stomach, viz. mercly to place the path nt so tuat ...

... imposing the vestry cess in Ireland for pu ses merely ecclesiastical, gave rections that the oft the vestry cess, voted iast Easter, should be suspended, and, at the same time, undertook to pro. vide funds tor defraying the expenditure heretofore supplied ...

... upon them. ‘The hat already continued four days, and did Monday.—The news from Spain is not of te character. Fach day gives rise to details of contests, and Navarre and Biscay are is in a complete state of insurrection. “The Debats asserts, that the insurgents ...

... most pieces y that has ever issned written at her own instance, by Campbell the poet. abounds with ines fi the most To the rising demon- all who desire to excel, he devation in the their short of unwearied ind success ! The merit of work can possibly lead ...

... restraints which the lew imposes on the people of the country, such as confinement to their houses between sun-set and sun-rise ; the people in towns to hold 4 meeting for a political nm been bu ¢ the extraordi: prohibited, though the applicable to the ...

... Burghs of Wigtoun, New Galloway, Whithorn, andStranorWigtow ' ° ' m the county Burghs of Cupar, St. Andrews, Anttruther Easter, An°lZr~ t\!r- Crail, Kilrenny, and Andrew Johnston, Esq. the younger, of RennyhUL r!n* the Hon. William Gordon, City of ...