... witness, a. truly Austriani scene in the Ordemsmkirche, a favourite resort of the noble ladies of Vieuna - The last day of the Easter ' exercises having arrived, there was not | 'countess' in the 'capital but betook herself, at seven o'clock in the morning ...

... -fTEROYAL BIRMINGHAM.-EASTER AA E YS- i Cdaa CELESTE for Two Nights only, T 1 Nwill be produced, for the Benefit of Madame IS THF'TA MYSTERIOUS STRANGER. To conclude Qtil:O El' FLOWERS OF THlE FOREST. Lower Boxes, 3s. - SV) tbTII it, 1.t I.; GaUllery ...

... unpalatable to the cattle. The water supply of Bitmifilham is pumped partly front the Tame and partly fron tbrooks. The Tame rises in the. black country, and flows through a very populous and dirty district, where sanitary matters are taken littl notice ...

... all the uecessar; facilities for the embartkation of visitors fromn the soet1 end of the Prince's lauding stage to the Great Easter. dulinig the Whitsuntide ?? our Corn ,SPoidentt. Tl1E DiSTrss 1iX ROC11DALE AND MIESSRS. BRIOII B110TnEU*'r ?? distress in ...

... £902,543. in that of 1860, when the exports to Russia were very large. The exports of tin were also on a considerable seale, rising in value to £66,,305., against £34,356. last year, and £48,166. ; but the shipments of tin plates declined in value ironsi£143 ...

... Rach Ticket will admit We50 4 (, CONI)1ITIOXS .- A ,'Cuns ?? to exceeed Ctinch bore. Lticl tarrel, tiw ouscetd shot, 21 yards rise. TV~ le dittoouo olulae id a hal£ thot, 19;ardj rlse. er~(jsahto c anlsd to ee paid for before trapping, Tl' L ito be hel l ...

... anld O11cers, the splendid BAND of the ROYAL DRAGOONS will be in attendance, under the direction of Mr. Heiolleeeann, Band easter. Mr, TILLEY'S celebrated QUADRILLE BAND has been engaged, MhASTER oF ?? CeesMONIEso : Mr. Walker, Mr. E. T. Robbins, Air. ...

... on. Now that the ground has been cleared it is expected that the Judicial Committee will be able to hear the appeal after Easter Term, The financial condition of the sirmingham Volunteer force has attracted some attention else- where. In Bristol, for ...

... the political circles of the metropolis that the CHANCELLOR of the EXCiEQUER will not introduce his Budget until after the Easter recess. A multitude of specula- tions are hazarded respecting the proposal of the surplus in hand, and a general belief is ...

... evidence thaton he ?? mrnig te dceased, while at uvrk a a atikerin a miths fore atWillnhatll, send- derrv fel dwn, nd n beng rise bysrO f his fellow- ;vorrnl, aaasfour~ed to bea corpsc. v edoct, V natural cruses.` SAN'DBACH. R at rn n CaAND FOO0T 1IACE ...

... of Sir JOHN TRELAWVY'M Church Rate Abolitlan Bill, which was fixed for the 4th of next month, has been postponed till after Easter, a fact which isheld to be significant of the want of con- fidence of the movers in the success of their scheme for de- ...

... venience of minca. edaggm.ain sinqss,-;atadiggiird tiso' the difficulty :ofasginmblii #large bodies from great Ohi- tances. Easter o Ndnay was a greia't holi&a, and most .convenient td the'great niajotity 'of'obrps The 'Gqvrnd- ment did not possess the ...