... wages, in- stead of falling (as they generally do at this season), are ra- pidly rising. EASTER OFFERIreGs.-The late discussion in this town, on the right of the Clergy to Easter Offerings, has, we find, ex- cited much interest, and great anxiety prevails ...

... Mortality,) at the Csty of London Tavern, Bishopgate-street, in the City of London; i and ' oFprietors resident in the Easter District, (cor rising ofdu of the said Proprietors,) at the Town Hall in Dated the 23d'day of June, 1819. WARD & iIIERRIMEN, Principal ...

... EASTER AID THE EASTER RECESS. From the earliest periods, and particularly those of Christianity, Easter has been memorable and commemorative. With the rising generation the name inspires delight, for it raises expectation, and anticipated pleasures are ...

... EASTER. Lord J. RUSSELL then moved that the house its riling adjourn until Saturday next, with a view of then fresh adjournment until Monday, the Ist of May. The noble lord said, might be convenient to the home if stated then, rather than Saturday, what ...

... EASTER. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. these times of rubrical strife, wherein so little is left to common sense and sound discretion, it might not be amiss if you would put the clergy and congregations upon their guard; you may thereby preserve ...

... have an order at Easter, which they always observe. Every year, against Easter, to dye, or colour red, with bratsel (Brazil wood), a great number of eggs, of which every man and woman giveth one unto the priest of the parish upon Easter-day, in the morning ...

... EASTER ADJOURNMENT, Mr. Robinson moved, that the House at its rising do adjourn until next Wednesday nnight.' Mr. Bbouohah could not allow tins motion to pass as a matter course, without recurring wliat had been the usual time of former adjourn* meats ...

... EASTER. The kodubl festivities of this ga; season, seem to have lost none of their gaiety in the year 1837. In addition to all the appliances and means to bool, of visiting the dear retreat of Cockneyism, Greenwich, in the shape of steam-boats, coaches ...

... EASTER. The annual festivities of this gay season, seem to have lost none of their gaiety in the year 1837. In addition to all the appliances and means to boot, of visiting the dear retreat of Cockoeyism, Greenwich, ia the shape of steam-boats, coaches ...

... THE EASTER RECESS. Lord J. RUSSELL moved that the house at its rising should adjourn to Monday, the 12th of April next. What e proposed to do after the holidays was, to go into com- Mittee of supply on the day of the re-assembling the house, and take ...

... EASTER Many thousands other Majesty's subjects who are is pointtill the thirty-first of I D 6us ption of the wonted holidays when toil withdraws his iron grasp, and cedes the palm to pleasure eceemitber—y peat, the th ex e ce irst of Rua have been ...

... EASTER DAY. On the Easter morn was formerly custom for the people to rise early, and walk into the fields to see the sun dance, a superstition then firmly believed in. and which, by looking at it steadfastly for time, might be fancied do. An old ballad ...