... 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 HUNT. On Monday the Forest was, as usual, made vocal with hbound and horn, and the uproarious merriment of the motley sports. flee, till Echo, turned Hunter, repeated the strain. The ordinary ocenrrences of the day will, of course, find their ...

... EASTER MUVTN Yesterday the Forest was, as ussal, made vocal \w ith hound and horn, ail the uproarious merrimenit of the niestley iports- men, till C Echo, ened ?? iei'id le Strob. The ordina y occurreuices of tlic day will, of course, find thhir ...

... EASTER AMUSSDTS DIFTTIXY-O.ANTE THEmn.&T-Qi\.-M~rtfl`Y- night, the unabated nfluenc oth EdsrfeividWtohefr-cot ranges of the aures mof thishentcaodood Eiuottr'Ot juveinile auditor' and slbectators. The 'sqns' ofsdt dya~dt hv ov eed their time-sratotioned ...

... EASTER MIONDAY'. CITY PROCESSION, &c. Yrsterday the Lord Alayor set out from the Mlansinn-hoirc in state, to Christ Church, Newgatv-street, to hear the Spital Sermon (according to annual custom), which was preached by the Bishop of Gloucester. The Procession ...

... to give up l their claims to Easter offerings. If the income of the rector . was only 3001. or even 2001., it was unnecessary to vote this additional sum. He would move that 51. be voted to the rector in lieu of Easter offerings. (Hear, hear.) Mr. ...

... )il iii I hissell-coulrt closed VI], oil condition Of' theilr' allowing their- burial- gr-ourdri t Catinele-toumi fur thle rise rif thle paiclishorrers of 'St. Mary'-le-Straiiil. 'l'iis Ni a,, followedi by- If resoluthion of thle Vestry Of St. Idartiln'S ...

... EASTER VESTRW MAl?,?NG. . ST. BOTOLPH BISHDPSGAVr.-A numerous meeting of the rate-pavers of this parish was held on Tuesday in the church, to elect parochial officers for the year ensuing, and to recei~c the report of the Committee appointed to reuist ...

... EASTER PAROCHIAL MEETINGS. ST. STEPHEN'S, WALBROOK. Another Remarkable Scene.—Yesterday (Easter Tuesday), accordance with annual custom, a meeting of the parishioners of the united parishes of St. Stephen, albrook, and St. Benet, Sherehog, took place ...

... Auction Dutis till a day after the Easter holdays, which we did not bear Sromn the noise In the House. EASTER HOLIDAYS. Mr. SPRING RICE, In the absence of Lord Althorp, who ti still indisposed, moved that the House, at Its rising, do adjourn till the 15th of ...

... summer season, whic was to commence at Easter with the novelties and great attractions lie had and was to provide during Ilia couti- he nental tour. The perforenars at once accedet1 to the request, . and on Easter Monday the theatre was to have re-opened ...

... the Hlouse agreed t Uesd4 rising, it should adjourn to Monday, the 15th ln stir and Sir ROBERT PEEL promised that, as -he eei h vanced, he would afford information as to the enig ad oth orsreeo public business after Easter. Lord JOHN Rus SELL of sented ...