... THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. Sir R. PEEL (in reply to question from Mr. Hume) stated that ho should propose, according to the precedent of former years, that the house, at its rising Wednesday week, (the Pith of April,) should adjourn (as we understood) to the ...

... EASTER DAY. ** The third day. He arete again from the dead—He attended into Heaven.** ** And having spoiled Principalities and Powers, He made a show of them openly.”—Cotoss. The breath of morn on the shades of night— Thee tar*, mid all their twinkling ...

... EASTER HOLIDAYS. Lord J. RUSSELL then gave notice that on Wednesday next he should move that the house adjourn its rising until Monday, the 11th of April. If this was agreed to, he should then propose the following course of proceeding in the ensuing ...

... FOR THE EASTER RECESS. Lord J. RUSSELL—I may now state the house the course which 1 propose to take with respect to certain measures now before it. propose to take the navigation laws this evening, and if can get through committee,! shall propose that ...

... EASTER TERM. COURT OF QUEEN’S BENCH. Nisi Pbiu-s Days—ln Teim— Thursday, 18th April; Thuraday, April; Thursday, 2d May After rcrra. | Thursday, May. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Nisi Pares D.vvs.-ln Term-Saturday, Saturday, 27th April; Saturday. 4th May. A ...

... EASTER VESTRIES M ARK’S PARISH, me parishioner, met Monday in church, for the purpose of noniinating the ihurchw.rdena, and Dialing the usual assessment, for the year. The Rev. Dr. FassKLis wa, m the chair. The outgoing churchwarden, Mr. Crawley, handed ...

... EASTER TERM. The following is Judge Day's charge to the Grand Juries, which appeared in our last;— Gentlemen of the County Grand Jury, I hold in my hand Memorial from the Standing Committee of that admirable Institution, the Meath Hospital, which, by ...

... EASTER HOLIDAYS. The Duke of WELLINGTON gave notice that on Tueaday next he should move that the house at its rising do adjourn for the holidays until Thursday, the 3d of April. A message from the House of Commons, bv Mr. Greehe and others, presented ...

... EASTER TERM. Yesterday Term sat. In the King's Bench the four Justices presided. Judge Jebb said there was nothing which req .red any charge to the Grand Jury. Some motions of couise were heard. Mr. Brady moved have certain informalirns case of the King ...

... question from Mr. Hume) stated that he should propose, according to the precedent of former years, that the house, ‘at its rising on Wednesday week (the 12th of April), should adjourn (as we understood) to the Monday week (the 24th of April) following ...

... EASTER FESTRIES. CATTLE SHOW. Te»t*rd«y being the »econd day the a»»Us«how it pfTER'S PARISH. shortW after two o’clock, accompanied by two of on yerterday. . . , . * l ’to tody of the church the implements, who through church-yard. This proposition was ...

... EASTER RECESS. Lord ALTHORP gave notice that in consequence of tbe state of public business, be thought was Inexpedient that the house should adjourn for tbe usual recess at this season. He should, therefore, move, on Thursday next, that bouse'adjourn ...